Stand ard business office hours announced
The standard business office will open from 9 a.m. to 6:80 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours will be from 10 a.m. to noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
7
The standard business office will open from 9 a.m. to 6:80 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours will be from 10 a.m. to noon.
Random references fill a bustling Ogden page with hotel gatherings in New York, oysters from Tultime, and sales at the Weber Stickeners. Mentions include Robert Griffin advancing a pension proposal, Mrs P Mealy’s eastern visit, Salt Lake visitors, and a week of special offers from Stafford Milliner and Wright's Dry Goods. Local notices announce receptions, upcoming dances, lost items, and upcoming winter room rentals at the Meighan House. The page also notes a county collectors' total of $208 for the past month and a notice about a public reception at Conley’s Flour Mill.
A chaotic court session in which Antone Cavalin was found guilty of passing forged cheques but not guilty of issuing a forged cheque. Across town, a stabbing incident left one man at Ogden Hospital awaiting treatment as police clashed with a derailed crowd. The article recounts police actions, arrestees, and tense moments in the courtroom and street scene.
Deputy Sheriff Cave halted a jail break when inmates using crowbars and torn piping tried to breach the wall and escape through a window. Prisoners named include Barney Crist Jesse Malone Walter Raymond and P Z Nalan, with others awaiting charges or sentences next month.
A damaged journal recounts a couple’s struggle with coffee’s effects over five years. They describe headaches, stomach distress, and suspected liver damage from heavy caffeine intake. After doctors blamed coffee, they halved and later stopped drinking it, leading to marked health improvements and a dramatic change in complexion and well being.
The health board of Oydon City, after reviewing sanitary reports and physician testimony, found a quarantine violation tied to Packard children attending school in November and ordered stricter enforcement of school health rules. Superintendent Allison defended board actions, denying other violations and promising investigation if further violations are found.
A state inquiry into alleged irregular payroll transactions in Weber County offices is expected. Circuit officials report no formal charges yet but will seek a formal investigation after a letter from Tingry to John Seaman requests review of county auditor and treasurer departments for possible improper payments.
About 100 Salt Lake voters travel to Ogden by D and HW for the Saturday game. Kalb Tako leads the line against Ogden Wildcats with a reshaped first half lineup. Rev. Gorhen to referee, known for quick fair calls. Salt Lake Joss coaches this week to aid the Ogdenites. A reception in Digman’s hall follows the game.
Federal jurors for the United States district court were drawn in Salt Lake City on Saturday afternoon. The panel includes names tied to Salt Lake City, Provo, American Fork, Nephi, Bountiful, Ogden, Brigham City, and other Utah communities. Names appear as Henry Dinwoodey, TH Witchforth, Sam Brockbank, Chipman, George Lambert, Rayhould, and many others.
The Wyoming division of the Union Pacific reports work advancing on the Leawing line with telegraph wires soon strung. A new depot at Nampa is planned on Eighth Street, costing about 90000, with stone and brick architecture and a basement. Local citizens cheer the project as a sign of growth for the area. Colonel Dower will operate the Murphy and Binet Watches, and a hotel development is anticipated alongside the depot.
Fragmentary OCR style notice lists a professional Thomas Mye with practice years and unclear credentials. Mentions contact at 239 West Ave room 4 and a generic holiday promo line. Readable entities are inconsistent and details are obscured by garbled text.
A high school reception is planned to honor Dignan with a Saturday event. Local residents expect a lively gathering, aiming to show community support and celebrate the occasion.
A vintage advertisement asserts deafness results from catarrh and promises a cure via Anil's Catarrh Sure. It offers a $100 reward for a case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured and promotes Hall's Family Pills as a top remedy from Chenry & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Fragmented OCR notes outline real estate transfers, listing county records and parties such as Phin Fotaihemunatond and Mandel, with mentions of consideration amounts around 81. The text references sections, quarters, and various designations, indicating transfers and property details in unspecified locations.
A garbled OCR text reports a municipal court sentencing four drunken defendants. The illegible lines reference names, drink offenses, and a Wat meet event, but the core fact remains that four intoxicated individuals were convicted and punished by the court.
The Modern Conservatory of Music announces a permanent branch at The First National Bank blog in Ogden. It offers courses in violin voice culture theory harmony counterpoint sight-reading and musical history. Seven department directors are specialists. pupils may enroll at any time. For more information call or address the conservatory.
A garbled graph fragment mentions a 25 day sentence and fines related to a court case. Names and places are unreadable. the readable bits reference a millinery parlor in Pow'y ily and an address 3439 Wosth Ave Yaoi 6.
Weber County treasurer announces intent to pay county warrants after this date. Vendors holding unpaid vouchers are urged to present them for settlement and collection under stated terms.
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