The Standard Office Hours Adjusted for Sunday
The business office of The Standard will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. except Sunday. On Sundays the hours are 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 28, 1902
Page
7
The business office of The Standard will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. except Sunday. On Sundays the hours are from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
It recounts social items from Idaho and neighboring areas including holiday planning, a Halloween ball, and dances. It notes Mrs Wood visiting relatives, a Ladies Auxiliary Halloween event, and a chicken dinner fundraiser. It also mentions a woodworking accident and a planned funeral vigil by Weber Camp with two candidates to be initiated, plus travel details for a train excursion.
Ogden items list visitors from Salt Lake and Baltimore, law offices relocating, railroad contracts and farm notices, a charity card party and a life insurance premium inquiry. Local businesses advertise groceries, telephones, and substitutes, with weather snippets and temple district references. The date and era appear in the fragmentary notes from Ogden, Utah, 1902, highlighting community activity.
The Ogden Lodge No. 77 of the International Association of Machinists endorses J. Mr. Doran for the next Utah State Legislature. The letter cites labor recognition by both parties and pledges support, noting Doran as fast president and former Grand Lodge delegate. The appeal appears in the October 26 1902 Ogden Sail Lake Tribune columns and is signed by the union.
A public invitation to Ogden citizens to attend all convention sessions at the Methodist church on October 29 40. The event features a chores program planned to be pleasant and profitable with Mary G Coulter president and Barree Bichbel secretary.
A testimonial from Mr Kimble of Northampton details his decades of coffee use and intense nervousness. After trying Postum Cereal, his appetite improved, nerves calmed, digestion steadied, and strength returned. He credits Postum with restoring health and recommends its use to others seeking a coffee substitute.
Voters are urged to recall agricultural events and election day plans. The notice mentions a local greenhouse and a service offering meals, with unclear references to dates and locations. The text is garbled, yielding few concrete details beyond a general call to voters and a ceremonial or social gathering context.
Office notices invite public inquiry into shares and development locations. Secretary Cook requests thorough investigation by Johns inventors to verify locations necessary for rapid recovery and return of property value.
The council discussed two more blocks on Washington avenue and moved toward extending paving district No. 1. Officials warned work delays while property inquiries proceed, with votes approving ordnance changes for higher patrol and jailer salaries and plans to publish notices for the paving extension.
The article reports Warren Foster addressing socialists at a political forum, outlining two classes defined by wealth and labor. It asserts wealth production rests with private owners and argues for collective ownership as the only credible alternative to private exploitation, framing a stark choice between public service and private gain.
Ogden city accelerates growth with new factories offices and residences. Firms like Scoweloft Sook relocate to Wall Street. over 50,000 square feet of space rise for business blocks. Presbyterians expand church facilities while architects finalize plans for commercial and residential blocks and libraries. Construction targets a two story brick corridor on Washington and Twenty second streets.
The Lyceum concert company gave a strong performance last evening at the First Congregational Church in Ogden. Gen H Lott and guests Char Jatte Varrmont Agnes Pringle Franklyn Caveny and others impressed with varied talents from music to dramatic recitation. The Central Lyceum Bureau promotes more westward entertainments, with a three week run and reduced prices for photos.
In a terse St. Louis note, references to Woot and Vai amid a veiled revelry link Western nadiany events with Leann, leaving readers with a brief, cryptic clue to a local social gathering and figures involved.
Spb Je Noble assigned as supervisor of brick on the Cleveland division of the Dig Four railroad. Oregon work progresses with expected slow schedule. Union Pacific No. 4 arrives ten minutes early. Smintor Olek reportedly taking preliminary steps toward railroad work. Jerome miner bound for Pacific coast. T Johnson promoted to chief clerk of railway mail service at Cheyenne with desk in Cheyenne offices.
Greene store at 2461 Washington Ave advertises plentiful apples with emphasis on profit and pleasure. The message highlights apples for health and diet, urging customers to buy. It presents window display details and promotes the grocers’ offerings.
Ordew lodge No 1 Degree of Honors will meet Wednesday at 7130 Pia Inevenk of Solordey. Come early to Thomas Photo Studio and get your photos at special rates and avoid holiday work.
Real estate transfers recorded include Conny Recordesy Hokan Olin and spouse selling to John Tally a 7 percent block in Mintsville. Also listed are Hoht IT Teslall and spouse transferring Park of Lath and Wrk in Qansidurition, 2,100. Wenga W Hite and spouse. We Higley and spouse with portions of section l, township 3, range 8 west. Cone victornliun totaling 2,300.
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