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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1903

Page

6

Women to form committee tomorrow at Municipal Court

Republican ladies are urged to meet in the Municipal Court room at City Hall to appoint a women’s committee. Republican headquarters will open in the Opera House block Monday. Robert Moyes withdraws from city treasurer ticket. James Salverson named as likely replacement. Democratic daily plans to launch soon. W R Emmett declines campaign fund contribution for Mirai ward council bid.

Opera House City Central Committees Central Committee Republican Central Committee Robert Moyes W. R. Emmett Standard Democrats Mirai

Marriage License Issued in Utah for J Edmund Shaw and Virtue Chard

A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to J Edmund Shaw 23 of View Utah and Virtue P Chard 19 of Liberty Utah. The brief notice lists their ages and hometowns with no further detail.

Weatherby’s J. Edmund Shaw View Utah Virtue P. Chard Liberty

Union Labor Will Not Endorse Attacks

Ogden Utah October 22 1903 editorial notes rumors from organized labor in Ogden about municipal election actions. The United Brotherhood of Railway Employes division declares it will neither endorse nor condemn any party or attack any candidate, while endorsing several members of its own organization and others loyal to labor.

U. BR. of BR. E Ogden Utah Daily Standard Organized Labor United Brotherhood of Railway Employes A. Gould T. S. Wallace U. S Beal

Illinois Central stockholders approve mortgage for branch lines

At the stockholders meeting in Chicago on Oct 21 the Illinois Central voted to mortgage thirteen small branch lines for up to 20 million dollars. Fourteen million dollars will be raised immediately to fund company indebtedness and fund improvements. Bonds will be issued maturing in 1951 with interest not to exceed four percent.

Chicago Illinois Central

Marriage and bankruptcy quip charm in judge's remark

The judge quips on a marriage failing and a smoking incident that allegedly saved a man from bankruptcy, drawing a witty contrast between personal life and financial peril. The fragment suggests a courtroom dialogue with sharp, era-tinged wit.

Dryden on shame and impudence in conduct

The quote counsels that avoiding impudence comes from not acting in ways one should be ashamed of, rather than fearing shame itself. It frames virtue as consistent restraint and conscience over pretended boldness.

Dryden

Young Deliverer Contest For Buck's Stove Prize

The Standard offers a prize to the girl under fourteen who cuts out and delivers the most money to Sidney Stevens Implement Company by November first. The winner will receive a nickel plated range displayed in the front window.

Sidney Stevens Implement Company Buck’s Stove & Coubo

Damage suit filed for five thousand dollars in Idaho quarry accident

Adolph Elliott sues Wm and Alexander Taylor doing business as Taylor Brothers in district court for 5000 dollars in damages claiming injuries while employed as a ditch contractor at Twin Falls Idaho. He says on April 17 while removing rock in a quarry a blast caused rocks to fall, crushing his leg and hip. He seeks costs.

Adolph Elliott T. D. Johnson District Court Alexander Taylor Taylor Brothers Twin Falls Idaho

Sues Colorado Fuel & Iron Company For Damages

Heywood McCormick files a district court complaint for F. M. Farrell against Colorado Fuel & Iron and George A. Lowe. He alleges a May 26 2003 iron load was misgraded and scrap content so it would not pour, causing supply failures and damages totaling 381? 578.50 and 2816.50 cited.

Heywood & McCormick F. M. Farrell Colorado Fuel & Iron Company George A. Lowe Company

Real Estate Transfers listed in County Recorder records

Real estate transfers recorded include Henry Field Sr. to Henry Field Jr for part of NE quarter Sec 22 T5N R2W for $2. Lert M Howard and wife to David Pingree for part NE quarter Sec 5 T5N R1W for $950. Wedel to Morten get and wife for lots 9-12 block 8 Tete Pac a Subdivision for $200. Maria Evana to J C Wangsgard for SW quarter of SW quarter Sec 21 T6N REast for $1,000. C A Conovers to Jesse Fowers for part of Lot 7 Block 10 South Ogden 460. J C Wangsgard and wife to Mary C McBride for Lot 4 Block 8 Pint A Munts forks WE et ville for $2300.

Ellis Henry Field Henry Field, Jr North Range Lert M. Howard David Pingree V. BE. Wedel Morten Get Tetepaca Maria Evana J. C. Wangsgard C. A. Conovers Jesse Fowers South Ogden J.C. Wangegard Mary C. McBride Muntsforks WE Et Ville

Elks Parade Promotes Charitable Burlesque Tonight

Ogden Lodge of Elks staged a grand morning parade to advertise a charity burlesque circus tonight at the Opera House. Prominent locals in varied costumes marched past cheering crowds, with two bands providing selections as Dr Withee, Tom Feeney, J C Foley, Judge Howell, A G Horn, Professor Dignan and George Cunningham appeared in humorous outfits.

Ogden Lodge of Elks Tom Feeney Sam Dr. Withee South Sea Islands J. C. Foley Tom Judge Howell A. G. Horn Becker Brewery Dignan Order George Cunningham Aupgurs

Condition of Ogden Lumber Business

Lumber dealers report a steady season with strong demand and high prices driven by large producers. Rail transportation delays slowed orders, while finishing lumber kept prices about 20 percent higher than last season. Collecting bills lagged due to building delays, but dealers remain satisfied with overall results.

Pacific Coast Lumber Journal Utah Ogden Lumber Dealera

United States Cruisers Reach Montevideo for Repairs

The Newark and Detroit arrived at Montevideo for dry dock repairs after sailing from Santos. They will proceed to Buenos Ayres next week for maintenance. The American bark Kennebeck also docked with heavy damages. its pilot sustained a broken leg and arm.

Montevideo New York United States Newark Detroit

Half Million Bushels of Wheat Used in Ogden Mills

Ogden mills plan to consume about 500000 bushels of wheat annually and spend around 500000 dollars on labor and grain purchases. Utah wheat sells above Chicago prices, indicating strong demand and quality, with dryland wheat touted as the nation’s finest. Farmers expected to expand wheat acreage as demand and prices rise.

Ogden Utah Chicago Millera California Nevada

Perry Lectures Promised As An Intellectual Winter Series

Perry lectures described as highly regarded in East and West will be held October 26 27 and 28 at the Congregational church in Olympia. The first lecture Some Famous Trooks and Their Makers features a vast book collection transported in ten trunks with an insurance value of 35000 dollars. Other talks include Homes and Haunts of Some American Authors and Authors I have Known, all illustrated with stereopticon views.

Perry Congregational Church Olympian Olympia

Deserter Linden Captured After Island Food Heists

New York on Governor's Island authorities trap John Linden a five year desertion prisoner hiding in a floor trap door after a week of raids on officers' ice houses. The deserter confessed to stealing beef steaks and other provisions and left behind empty wine bottles.

New York Governor’s Island John Linden Linden Tie

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