Stand Ard business office hours announced
The Stand Ard business office will be open daily from 8 00 a m to 8 30 p m with Sunday hours from 10 00 a m to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1903
Page
5
The Stand Ard business office will be open daily from 8 00 a m to 8 30 p m with Sunday hours from 10 00 a m to 12 noon.
The notice states that all edits and updates for the next day’s edition must be submitted by the evening prior. It warns of possible delays or omissions if deadlines are missed and emphasizes coordination with desk editors and the production team.
Fragmentary text lists offices as No 66 One Ring and No 5¢ Two Kings with unclear context, suggesting housekeeping or layout notes in a newspaper page segment. No clear event or date is established.
A collage of brief items mentions fresh fish from Weatherby’s, Miss Lettie Baker of Logan visiting Friends in the city, a first class upholsterer wanted at Boyle Furniture Co, D B Cook in Butte for oil promotions, Castle Gate Coal Co, John Farr, Dr Goodfriend from Oxford Idaho, a Juley Steak and London Market lane, a marriage license issued to James A Robinson and Watts, and various business names and addresses.
City officials propose bonding for a northeast sewer and allow ten yearly payments to fund it. The move aims to provide winter work for laborers and stimulate business, with council sending the plan to the sewer committee for action.
Louis James and Frederick Warde star in a new Rupert Hughes Collin Kemper drama Alexander the Creat at the Grand Opera House next Friday. The modern historical play eschews verse and heroics, focusing on life, love, war and thriller, with a fifty member company.
Sunday opening for the Healy Cafe after a thorough renovation and new management. Table de Hote dinner served 4 to 9 p m with Music Ford's orchestra. Dining room listed as capably fitted for ladies, with strict fret glass, fast service, and cleanliness. Popular prices invite all.
Special train leaves Ogden at 6 30 p m reaches Salt Lake City at 7 20 p m round trip fare one dollar Reservations for theatre seats with G I L Corse Thicey ate Parquet and Dress Circle two dollars First Circle one dollar Second Circle seventy eight cents Gallery fifty cents Curtain rises promptly at eight o clock Don’t miss the prelude.
Work on the new Southern Pacific shops advances rapidly with the main building due for a steel roof in about two weeks. Contractor Smith reports difficulty securing enough bricklayers despite offering 5.50 dollars per day, one dollar above the union scale, while Harrisville brick is touted as high quality by California contractors.
Three men James Douglass James Jones and Chas Jackson were released from the county jail after separate trials for an assault on William Aturphy and a $160 robbery. Douglass was found not guilty, Jones’ case was dismissed, and Jackson was released with the others.
North Ogden Utah October 19 1903 weather favors farmers finishing fruit and tomato crops beet harvest begins. Canning factory closes season after packing over 10000 cases of beets producing near 4000 dollars to growers and about 2000 in labor plus eastward supplies. Local reports mention plans for rail track repairs and notes on accidents and missions for local residents.
Real estate transfers are listed: El Runyon and wife to Thomas Evans for parts of blocks in Stephens First Addition for 600 dollars. John J Ingles to Elia Ingles for part of lot 40, plat A for 1 dollar. Jonathan Johnson and wife to J W Allen for part of the NW quarter section 19 township 6 range 1 west for 900 dollars. William Burnett and wife to Courtney A Burnett for part of SE quarter section 27 north range township 7 east for 700 dollars. Also a Dean’s Ointment advertisement offers itch relief for 50 cents.
A planned celebration at Camp 20 on the Ogden Lucia cut off was postponed after Special Officer Cordon intercepted a shipment of beer and whiskey. The scheme, cooked by McCarthy Loring & Co with $75 raised, aimed to bribe alcohol into workers, but rigid safety rules halted the event and liquor was returned to the shipper.
The banking concern of J. E. Brown of Chatsworth made an assignment for the benefit of its creditors in Peoria. Stephen Sferr is named assignee with reported liabilities of 33 177 and assets of 28 423 dollars.
Ogden High School plans a football excursion to Salt Lake via the Oregon Short Line. The special train departs Ogden at 10:55 a.m. returning from Salt Lake at 5:45 p.m., 9:00 p.m., and 12:00 midnight. Round trip fare is $1.00. University of Utah versus Ogden High School game noted.
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