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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
7
The stand ard office will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. except Sundays. Business hours on Sunday are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with extended service to accommodate readers.
A garbled selection from an old issue mentions a Pacific brakeman John Hardman tied to a robbery, a December 30, 1902 slated liled court date, and assorted Ogden Boise items. The text also cites millinery sales at Palace Royal, Stafford Millinery, and wholesale goods offers, with scattered names and places such as Walker Broad store and London Meat Market.
Report of Thanksgiving plans in Ogden with Major Troedun arriving from Salt Lake City to discuss celebrations. St Joseph's to host a citywide display of glory. Downtown pageants, viglous characters, and a police roundup highlight last night. Big toy store opening at C J Rosalas and ongoing holiday exhibits promise draws for shoppers.
Wain City notes that orchards are being treated for San Jose scale using a spray mix of salt, lime and copper compounds in a 60 gallon batch. The formula, once approved by the horticulture board two years ago, is now widely applied by Supervisor Knight across the district, improving tree condition for winter.
The Baker City paper reports a rumored sale of Citizens Bank in Baker City to H. W. B. Grace and Chloyo 8, 1. Stewart, with Colonel Stewart as a leading figure of Simmons Hardcore. The deal involves Dr. Grave and Blewitt acquiring nine percent interest, tying regional banking to Ogden and Idaho through Stewart's extensive influence.
A reader recounts chronic dyspepsia and heart trouble improved after switching from coffee to Postum. He describes sleepless nights and uneasy sensations easing within days, noting others benefited and urging others to try the beverage for stomach relief and better digestion.
Prisoners at the county jail include Throop Arn awaiting trial along with two awaiting sentence. Two others, Ave and Aca, serve time. Several witnesses testify as trials near, including John Caswell and Av Woolstein Brows in a murder case. Birney Cristwait and Vinton face robbery and larceny charges, with others awaiting hearings and transfer.
A obituary item notes Mrs. Holding Dead, long resident of Opden, leaves many friends. She succumbed to typhoid fever after a brief illness, passing at her home 14 Synth Fourth West street. Her father was from Birmingham, England, 1871.
A report notes Mrs H Cave prepared an elaborate dinner for about 24 prisoners in the county jail. The menu included chicken fricassee and dumplings, mashed potatoes, baked apples, celery, mince pie, fruit, and tea, with roasted pork and soup sauce, potatoes and cake at the city jail as well. Vienne ofee will be the accompaniment.
A 1 year old boy named Thomas Nordon, who sells tamales around Ogden evenings for his father, was arrested by Officer Mois Insh evening on a charge of frequenting saloons. He was found playing a slot machine at the time and had been previously warned. He deposited $5 for his appearance tomorrow.
A young London man named Vettor travels to England seeking a missing sister in a tale of pursuit and mistaken identity. After years of failed clues and a frustrated search, a chance encounter at a London terminus leads him toward a new lead that could reunite him with the family. The narrative follows his resolve and the evolving mystery of the sister and her mother.
A garbled OCR fragment presents names and objects without clear structure. The readable pieces hint at people and places but lack a coherent event, date, or outcome to capture in a concise news card. The text remains too fragmented to extract a definite story or report.
Fragmentary text hints at a weekly report from New York describing individuals AbNtna and Jhek Tar Yo. The readable lines imply a claim or event but lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics. Further context is needed to determine the exact incident or report being summarized.
Readable text discusses Montello freight division and potential removal of railroad operations. Mentions impact on local population and competing routes. References to rail facilities, yards, shops, and a proposed reallocation affecting eastern Nevada. No clear dates or named individuals identified.
The item reports on projected railroad activity in California and Oregon. It mentions Southern Pacific track usage, a 21,000,000 patent shipment, construction of a 2000 foot long tunnel, and planned route completions from Wadawrt to Browns. It also covers incorporation changes for the Oregon Short Line, potential Michigan rail mergers, and Malad Valley railroad developments with a forty mile route toward Curinne and Matar Citys.
The article outlines a proposed population augmentation program by Panitie company detailing its aims and expected impact. It notes a first stage fire at Ulin company and mentions key figures like Mr Dank Broghy and Mr Heil Lage. The piece references events around Augusta, Mira, and Columbia in a somber tone with hints of future developments and political attention.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a high school contest with goalie capacity and unclear results. Mentions Ty Fit Mint and David Haring Bardirda with uncertain references to teams, judges, and prizes. The readable fragments imply an event with altered awards and questions about selection and fairness.
A lively school event at the public schools featured performances by upper grade pupils and several soloists including Miss Cassia, Miss Uarna, and Miss Bath Avery. The program included violin numbers, readings, and vocal solos while a special holiday season concert was announced for the public. Also noted is a historic reference to a 1873 ice storm and distant mentions of past royal pageants and performances in London and Paris.
Fragmented notice discusses voting and public buildings while lamenting alienation. It cites reformers, public sentiment, and the need to awaken support against masters, suggesting a political struggle without clear outcomes or concrete actions. The piece reflects tense civic discourse and warns of prolonged unrest.
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