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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1902
Page
7
Readable fragments show local names and businesses from Ogden including Poley of Silt Enko, telephones, and merchants. Mentions Thanksgiving services at Christian Science church, and a large fall woolen mill sale. References to local clubs Knights of Pything and community notices appear amid scattered ads and storefronts.
A garbled ad lists Thanksgiving promotions and a Fourth Ward dance night at the amusement hall. It mentions marriage notices for several couples, a wag'n ball, and a charity event with prices and times, reflecting a busy community schedule amid local shop sales and social functions.
Laborer Cleary seeks 209 from Ogden city council citing injury from a fall in an excavation near Hardesty's restaurant on Tower 25th Street. He later revised the scene to 290 feet away and claimed a shoulder injury with bruises after alleging sewer work by Ogden Savings Bank to connect property.
A Milton Mills woman with a weak stomach after years of fatigue and illness recounts how Grape-Nuts helped her regain strength. She describes severe derangement of digestion, tried many foods, and credits one meal of Grape-Nuts with a night of restful sleep and steady improvement. Her eldest daughter carried off a package, and she notes the product’s appeal to children as well. Postum Co. credit line appears at the end.
The Post offices at Farr West Marvingville Slaterville Wilson and West Weber will close as rural routes are established. New carriers begin work December 1 delivering mail on routes including No 1 with 108 miles on Bingl bun Perry route No 2 and Darker J Wall on route No 3. Delays in freight delayed lists but carriers should arrive within ten days and start first trips December 1.
Ogden market shows steady, not very high prices for Thanksgiving delicacies with abundant supply. Turkeys at 20 cents per pound, ducks 15 cents, chickens 17 to 34 cents, apples $1.00 a bushel, grapes 10 cents per pound, pineapples 27 cents each, and other produce and meats listed with various per unit prices. Overall, meat prices remain unchanged from last week and farm staples show modest shifts in value.
Fragmented notices describe a 1852 staging of Shelton's Unelo Lona Cabin at the Troy Museum and a revival at the old National Theatre New York on Chatham Street. It mentions a February 1852 run and a company led by Blots Sun, plus the Telephone-Girl production arriving tonight at the Grand with a noted country reputation and sensational acclaim.
Mrs Meary Ae Mew seeks help from Chief Browning as man missing since early September is believed to have fallen victim to foul play. New York investigators traced possible leads to Ogden and ahead to Utah amid a westward trek involving a mining expert and a plan to meet in Lutte. Relatives fear for his fate as Mrs Smith, his wife, enlarges the search and liaises with police and local contacts.
Sheriff Layne took Jesse Brandin to the asylum at Yrove this morning. The man, described as insano, was seen stripped of his clothes and had worn only a pair of small shoes. He claimed the devil tore his clothes and he wore a mix of clothing before the incident.
Fragmented records show transfers recorded with the County Recorder, including Elligy Ole Cleon de Wi Blazer and heirs conveying part of the southeast quarter in township 5 north range 1 west for 900, Ches ter i Cottiter acquiring part of Lots L and 10 Ulouk Wi for 22,000, and Chas Taylor with wife to To Ritter for part of section 1 township north range 2 west for 200. The page mentions a banking coalition meeting and a National Bank coalition state event date November 25.
The undersigned challengers including J. Felker, J. Livingalon, Gall, and Wn My Gray contest for the county championship alleging scores against Messia and Ben Johnson. Names referenced include Ty Livingalon and WG. Land. The document appears as a torn, low legibility notice from Ogden with multiple misspellings and partials.
Fragmentary menu notes list a Thanksgiving feast with multiple courses. Dishes include soups, poultry, meats, vegetables, sides, and desserts with many legible items like roasted spring chicken and cranberry sauce alongside garbled text and unclear items.
Ogden's football squad, carrying 44 in candiness, faces Sale aki td Qaston High in the third game of the Miyoeons series. Key players Tyson, Keogh, Wis, and Pavey will start, with Fohyson directing at quarterback. The lineup includes Woodrut, Giskle, and West at end, Cetuider at fullback, and Welgh tor 140 pounds.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a new remedy for chronic dyspepsia. It asserts the tablets digest meals fully, relieve stomach distress, and provide lasting nourishment by resting and rebuilding the stomach, promising fewer side effects than bitters or pills and claiming broad popularity and affordable price.
At the International Livestock Exhibition in Chicago from November 20 to December 61 the Rio Grande Western Railway Company offered a rate of 54450 for sound lip delegate tickets valid on November five and December sixth.
An excursion to Salt Lake City is planned for February 27. The trip will be hosted by local organizers and features round trip travel and a football game with references to a university event. The season finale is anticipated as the highlight of the outing.
Fragmentary OCR notice lists dates November 26 to 30 and mentions planning, return 441, rates available to the public. Indicates contact C H Corse and J G A Henry with an address at Sicket Apt HB Wubly, and a filing by T A.
Thanksgiving sale notice from A. dh at 2458 Washington advertising turkey chicken geese prime beef and other poultry items. Encourages early purchases and friendly service to meet holiday needs.
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