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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1903
Page
7
A fragmentary mix of local notices, advertisements, and social updates mentions payments, theater events, a furniture store sale, visits to family members, school activities, store phone numbers, and upcoming conventions. It references various names, places, and stores in a casual, diary like tone.
A compilation of fragmented notices, ads, and event flyers. Mentions auctions, a mime image sale, a Methodist meeting, a W.C.T.U gathering, stove promotions, upholsterers, gun and ammunition supply, a balloon porter’s assault case, rummage sale, fruit and Greek vendors, a dance in the Fourth Ward, and various addresses and names such as Mrs Gordon, Lue, and Sidney Stevens.
Munson, praised as an efficient Pacific hotel clerk, will tomorrow become chief clerk at the Reeq Hotel, succeeding Clark Hodges who resigned. Munson is regarded as one of the West’s top clerks and is expected to win the respect of former associates in his new role.
Judge Terry presided over probate in the district court with cases including the estate of Clara T Briggs where a final account and distribution decree are sought and attorney’s compensation fixed. Guardianship for Mujilo Laukich and amended accounts in Elizabeth Hvann estate are noted with hearings continued. Citations to show cause issued for inventory and appraisal in several estates with extended deadlines through 1909.
A special meeting of the Builders Exchange of Ogden on September 16 1903 unanimously adopted resolutions mourning the death of their late president Ingebretzen Whorens. The body praised his leadership and service, expressed sympathy to his family, and resolved to attend the funeral and keep the memory of their departed president alive among members and citizens.
City officials discuss transfer of a saloon license to a new owner, possible investigations, and the need for sidewalk and drainage work. Mayor pro tem and council members push for continued inquiry, with references to the Silver King saloon and license transfers. Reports include requests for drainage fixes, sidewalk grading, and funding for street improvements, plus notes on city finances and election preparations.
The family expresses gratitude to all who aided Hindiv and family during Abuwudden Heath and Ting Ordon's funeral. They thank those who offered help, visits, and sympathy during the time of bereavement.
In a terse notice W Parr & Co. announces a general provision related to poultry supplies and livery services. The text references various place names and dates in a setup tone typical of a small town advertisement. The fragmentary OCR preserves a few entity hints without clear sequencing.
The inquest heard witnesses describe a fatal shot that killed Daniel V1. Ogden. Witnesses claimed the shooter was not clearly identified, and the jury returned a verdict attributing the death to the gunfire with a single fatal act. Jurors named TW. Janes, Joseph Parry, and Alfred Foeken presided.
A 58 237 piece increase in baggage handling is reported for September. Union Pacific processed 6 088 received 12 030 forwarded 28 30 handled 12 030. Oregon Short Line 6 078 received 5 618 forwarded 11 8 4. Southern Pacific 10 008 received 0 700 forwarded 1848 handled 14 2. Rio Grande Western 7 095 received 4 004 forwarded 14 2. Totals show 20 forwarded 26 300 handled 68 247. Month shows 27 957 received 2 35 009 forwarded 9 020 and 228 handled.
A damaged clipping reports upcoming local procedures for an election in the bay area. It names Woysin Fins and OF as involved parties and mentions a meeting in Volohery on an AE day. The text references an election board secretary and related duties but is garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pain cuts fines and names that appear garbled. No clear event, persons, organizations, places, or dates are readable to establish a factual incident or outcome for a concise card.
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