Business office hours at WHE SLSEDARD
The business office of WHE SLSED 'ARD will be open from 4 a.m. to One p.m. every day except Sunday. Bun ty bouts will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
7
The business office of WHE SLSED 'ARD will be open from 4 a.m. to One p.m. every day except Sunday. Bun ty bouts will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
A garbled OCR page shows assorted items including names, streets, vendors, and local notices. Mentions Jett, Union, Wan, and various addresses, with scattered dates and prices, plus culinary goods and entertainment references. The text is noisy with numerous misspellings and incomplete sentences.
The text shows scattered names and dates tied to political activity and public meetings. It mentions figures such as Senator C D Clark and Mrs Mary C Cont, with references to a reception, campaign messaging, and scheduled speeches around late 20th century style events.
A Nevada man sues the Western Union Telegraph Company to recover property. The complaint cites peculiar damages and features of the case, with references to Cleary Clevey of Lavelocks Nevada and security actions tied to a prior business relationship. Attorney for Chaurey Republican Campaign opens at the papers House tonight.
Outside negotiators press plans for a new district west of Wall Avenue linking the Denver and Rio Grande line to the Ogden River. The project would open streets to the county fair grounds and Wilkin Street area, easing access and spurring North and West rural growth while easing congestion to the business district.
A fragmented personal account describes severe chronic illness with stomach pain weakness and long illness. The narrative references medical remedies, dietary issues, and distress over health, ending with a garbled line of names and phrases.
Gen Frederick Dent Grant speaks in New York about his experiences in the Philippines and Mindanao during the Philippine campaign. He notes army reforms, Moros and Filipinos, and the readiness of U.S. troops. he recalls Cunningham and Roosevelt era politics and the public reception.
The article argues a new transcontinental route could be approved at the upcoming stockholders meeting. It details potential routes via the Pacific and Illinois lines, noting proposals from Clark and other executives, and considers competition with St Paul and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul options.
A Saturday football game described with partial phrases and unclear details. The text references a state school and a high school team, with scattered names and positions obscured by OCR errors.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a weekend schedule with names, places, and timings. It mentions Pine taggie, Hay ah Scuntay, and an Opera House venue with a Saturday connotation. Details are unclear but suggest a community event lineup.
A garbled OCR style report references a trial and jury action at an oiler Hat opera house scene. It mentions a Senator Clark at the Opera House tonight and notes testimony about a restaurant and property related dispute. The readable fragments imply a court case with witnesses and contested evidence.
A garbled item cites real estate transfers and consents with names like Canill, Morrison, Tadke, Johnson, and Jones. It mentions Senator C. L. Clark of Wyoming and an event at the Opera House tonight, with figures such as 68,000 and 145,000 tied to various parcels and obligations.
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