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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
7
The business office of THE BYAND- 4RD will be open from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours run 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Notice to advertisers: all changes for the evening paper must be in by the preceding day.
A garbled column mixes references to Yellowstone Rey Glavener Hrawn of Balt Linke in Ogden, court notices, marriages, sales and local personalities. Mentions Mrs Mar leu Jensen, Peter McMillan and Caroline Wellock, local businesses, travel, coal ads, millinery sales, and community events with scattered addresses and names.
Miss Tarmey plans departure in days for California amid winter travel hopes. Himev Shaw presented with a one pound gift to celebrate a baby boy born today. The record notes Molden and hill tofnge as continued on page six.
The County Clerk reports a surge in marriage licenses issued today with over a dozen couples obtaining licenses. Names listed include Jedediah Skeen and partner in Stratford, Oscar Browning and Hannah Rismanasan in Ogden, and Gier and Elizabeth Boyd of Salk Take. Other couples include Lyngilly Burau Smith of Cleveland and Catherine Akier of Milwaukee.
Two men labelled deserters were seized by police in Ogden and jailed awaiting transfer to military authorities. Charles Weller was arrested by Officer Warr during the night and Miles Grant, who fled from Wichita Kansas, was nabbed by Officer Muiching in the morning. Both confessed and notices were sent to the proper military authorities.
The article details extensive railway grading and track work affecting the Southern Pacific line from Ogden to the Humboldt area. It notes speed improvements, new alignments, and eliminations of sharp curves, with sections from Curlin to Rynden and Moor’s to Tonning increasingly completed.
Report notes a string of pork thefts affecting Layton and Higden with a park market closure in Dwy City. Police describe suspects seen by John Evans of Layton and warn of winter shortages as officers pursue arriving thieves in the inter mountain region.
A Russellville Kentucky woman relates a rapid recovery from stomach trouble using Grape-Nuts. After six weeks unable to eat solids she switched to soup and milk until a friend advised Grape-Nuts. She reports eating it twice daily in milk, sleeping better within days, and regaining health in two weeks, praising Grape-Nuts to friends.
A grand socialists social and supper will be given at the K wid hall Saturday night November 23 with candles and ample time for a general gathering. All attendees are cordially invited to come out and enjoy a cordial social and supper in the hall.
Charles Sington was sentenced by Municipal Judge How ell to six months in city jail for stealing a clock from Burt Bros store. Arlington pleaded guilty and Neland confessed earlier. Sington watched his opportunity, took the clock from the front counter while clerks worked, sold it at a pawn shop, and was arrested while attempting to dispose of it.
A jury in Utah returned a verdict awarding six cents to the plaintiff in a mining dispute. The panel also found the lime kiln and rock quarry should pay damages to the plaintiffs. Attorneys for the plaintiff and defendants presented their arguments, with the case spanning about twenty years of petition and county action.
An advertisement claims a treatment for cancer and many diseases including tuberculosis and pneumonia. It pledges a guaranteed cure with no relapse, offers a free consultation, and lists an address at SOC LHEN street with hours from 8 to 4 pm. The ad touts a one day cure for a cold using quinine and various brand names.
Mrs Kate Bridewell Andersohn remains confined to her bed under guardianship at a hospital ward following illness. Neighbors and relatives report limited mobility with care provided by attendants. family members request patience as medical staff monitor her condition and facilitate recovery.
The State of Whale ve We Wigmond and Barney Crigk with dense Moly have cases postponed to tomorrow. Barker by her attorney Jy T Sheen filed a divorce suit in district court. A complaint will be filed in Anddige court by Yugley Viermey for Willie alsin against Mrs. Igaie Content over damages to a mind. A house dispute with Lee Gibson and Walter Richey involves a sale lot and a signed contract to buy.
A long dead letter notice lists names and partial addresses in Utah and other places, including Adams Mig Winn Larson and Mrs Laur Brownlee. The notice shows many names with some with titles Mrs or Miss, and notes items that will be sent to the dead letter office. It mentions a schedule or date around November and a national context of a postal reminder.
Fragmented report covers railroad notes, stockholder meeting of the Saye Shark Line group, and Empire rail division elections. It lists re elected directors including A Omrk RC Kerens Titan Claes Xi Gibbon, and notes meetings were brief with no other business.
The report notes Kickapoo Medicine Co. extended efforts into foreign countries after a long postwar period. A figure of 1,000 Yee is mentioned alongside new invention areas and potential revenue from foreign markets.
County bazaar opens November 20 at 385 Washington Avenue with useful articles at fair prices. Madison School Orchestra and Guitar and Mandolin Club will perform, with comic songs and recitations. A chicken dinner costs 25 cents from 6 to 8 pm. Public urged to attend.
A long mixed page of theater notes praises the upcoming Teal Holh Barney Keren event and McCarie, with details on performers like Morgue and Mack. It notes the new opera Mii Marian by Boxhoninis and De Koven muse as well as public reaction to the production and cast, highlighting original scores and chorus strength.
A dated notice states that Wish We allmeunea ju py pabrend and the pitchohat have tapped an auginesd to Whitdoyd for payments. FP will collect all weeoumladis and pay all dolls owed as of the date. After that date, the responsible party becomes liable for any debt, controlled by Lapin Meat Mare eb.
An excursion note mentions a Thanksgiving football trip to Salt Lake City via Oregon Short Line with departure details and planned visits to universities. It references Utah and an event at the University of Utah, noting a schedule tied to Thanksgiving.
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