Stand ard office hours corrected and clarified
The Standard business office will be open from 8 a m to 5 p m daily except Sundays. On Sundays hours are from 10 a m to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
7
The Standard business office will be open from 8 a m to 5 p m daily except Sundays. On Sundays hours are from 10 a m to 12 noon.
A fragmented write up lists names, places, dates, and events with scattered references to people, weddings, office moves, and social happenings. It mentions addresses, phone numbers, and local activities such as Halloween plans, dances, and gatherings with brief nods to individuals and communities in a bygone locale.
The document recalls William Jennings Bryan’s Utah stop at Weber County Opera House where a packed crowd heard his eighth speech in support of the Democratic slate. The event featured prominent speakers, party leaders, and attendees turned away, with Bryan urging focus on people over corporations and detailing contrasts with Republican positions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions drugs, proper food, and various locales and people such as Ushi ak Raghwatar, Parkin eo, Portland, and Wash. It hints at a court or community story with references to poisoning, invasion or defense, and local figures like Mardy My Ta and Peery Aituach. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
A clipped entry notes E. T. Hulamatti, a Republican, as a candidate for county attorney in Tor County. The compact item lists him among contenders in local race coverage.
Superintend ant W L Paris claims mileage and motive power gains in Pacific division. Officials note lines of motive power near completion as unions push for higher throughput. Training and equipment upgrades cited as key factors while rail rates and mileage were under scrutiny.
Fragmented text reports conveyances of realty and parcels in multiple townships. Names appear as Peter Mt Poulnen and wife to Qrataye Tirternin with 650 noted, plus other transfers involving Connky Koeopdoe Jub ire and T J2uivovstte, with various parcels described and nominal consideration amounts.
A garbled OCR feast lists theater and concert notes with distorted names, places, and events. It references performances, productions, and a storm of misread proper nouns including cities, venues, and actors, with scattered hints of show titles and dates.
Fragmented text appears to describe a stage play by Vitasemmone with names such as Nuno ar sua TuZa and references to Wilewimumeds Rika. The garbled prose hints at a theatre performance with moving pictures and performances, though many words are nonsensical.
A tense confrontation sparks a forthcoming clash as parties brace for a high profile dispute. Officials indicate potential legal action, while witnesses describe heated exchanges and strategic maneuvering amid mounting public interest.
Prepared to make comnrters on short native. Prien $1.00 each. MM-ardin given. Cha president, Duis, Seunaentoh, Ladd Adarag, or the eeerplitvy. Means, BR, Cooper. 2210 Tel ferama. Will dehive prompt attention.
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