Stand Ardy business office hours
The Stand Ardy business office will open from 1 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1903
Page
5
The Stand Ardy business office will open from 1 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Random references list visits and job changes in Utah towns. Mr and Mrs A C Clayton visit relatives in Ogden. Boyle Furniture seeks first class upholsterer. C D Roberts leads a Grantsville creamery. Provo youth Miss Exama Ramsey attends family in Ogden due to illness. London Market offers juicy steak and poultry. Wright HQ for fruit jars and crocks.
Commissioners Stanford Towers and Wilson met in regular session to address jail improvements and ventilation, with Wilson to report on iron shutters to block tool passage. Also reported were canal bridge completion, infirmary excavation, road inquiries, and the January inauguration ceremony at Huntsville.
Short items report births and visits, shop ads, stage plans, National Guard recruitment delays, and social happenings in Salt Lake City. Notable notes include a newborn girl for the Chisda family, theater plans by Corianton, and the Baptist church election dinner.
Grand opening of the Healy Cafe announces a thorough renovation and new management. It offers a Table de Hote dinner every Sunday from noon to 9 p m with Music-Ford's orchestra, a dining room aimed at ladies, quick service, and popular prices.
The Ogden Lodge of Elks clashes with acting Mayor Clan ders over a 150 dollar circus license for a show at the Opera House. The mayor cites city ordinances covering circuses and menageries and argues the event requires payment before permission. Elks insist the act is a dramatic performance under a roof and may be exempt, while charity proceeds are pledged.
Three masked robbers stormed the Turf Exchange saloon at 359 Twenty-fourth Street and plundered the till and patrons before firing a shot that pierced a wall. Attorney M. D. Lessenger was beaten and suffered a skull fracture. bartender Gus Hanson fired at the fleeing thieves. Charles Levan was arrested on suspicion, with connections suspected to other local robberies.
Eugene Bryant, a vagrant, jailed thirty days after stealing five dollars from John Junkers by false shipping claims. William Irwin admitted petit larceny for stealing J A Massell bicycle on June 15 1903 and received sixty days. Thomas McVay sentenced to five days or five dollars for drunkenness. B I Wade Tim Rhea and Charles Thomas pleaded guilty to drunkenness with suspended sentences.
Ogden resident Mrs. James Field reports relief from backache headaches and rheumatic pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills from W Badcon's drug store. She notes no recurrence since treatment and urges others to try the remedy. The ad warns against substitutes and promotes Foster Milburn Co as sole U.S. agents.
Cesare Pinselli and his wife, long a prominent Newark couple, remarried in New York after a 21 year old marriage lacked city clerk recording. The second ceremony was required to satisfy Italian government proof for a $3,000 legacy to their daughter.
A blaze in Greenpoint Brooklyn early today wiped out several large planing mills lumber yards and carriage shops. Loss estimated above 200000 with Vogel and Kelges suffering the heaviest damage as much machinery was destroyed.
Chicago reports President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor defending the boycott while urging harmony between employers and workers at the National Civic Federation session. He warned against wage cuts amid financial lows and emphasized organized labor’s goals of better conditions and broader participation in production wealth. He spoke against open shops and stressed solidarity with allies, while noting some social and business boycotts occur even among supporters.
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