The Stand-Ard Office Hours Note
The business office of THE STAND-ARD will be open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours will be from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
7
The business office of THE STAND-ARD will be open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours will be from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Miscellaneous Ogden notices include residents Loyd of Banner visiting the city and George A. Hith of Galt Lake in Ogden. The Ladies Aid Society plans a chicken dinner on Election Day. A Weber Camp Woodmen visit to Maysville is announced with degree events. Train schedules and business chatter mark daily life. a life insurance settlement letter is included.
Real estate transfers listed include Intlowme rent entate Stansfers syenrn to PAL Beth part of lub hidde 40 acres for 8. HM. Morbilde Sprague to Nephile Malen a southeast quarter section 8 township 10 north range 2 west for 60. John I. Brown vin wil to Oygus Ward lot 3 plat H north Oden southwest quarter section 38 township 7 range 1 west for 200. Lydhe Mc Weat to Claude Thetter part of lot 8 mark 1% plates consideration 000.
A large audience at the Grand Opera applauded the Tivoli Opera company in the Toymaker by Ferris Hartman. The review lauds the troupe as artistic, capable, and superbly supported, noting demanding runs and ingeniously comic scenes that excite mirth and showcase unique talent.
New York and Ontario reports relay London gossip that Lord Milner may accompany the secretary of the colonies on an official South Africa visit. Disagreements are whispered among South Africans, but many expect his presence to ease delays, red tape, and numerous detailed settlements.
Prominent women gathered for the ninth annual session of the Federation of Women, with reports on club responses to the federation, the role of women during wartime, and plans for expanding federation membership. Notables Mrs Boggs of Leek City and Mrs Kerr spoke on club responsibilities and federation benefits, as former leaders and new clubs were welcomed.
In Zentowns of Lanting the Federation colors yellow red white are displayed throughout the hall. Club women keep a large speaker’s table arranged with a flag as part of the decor, the scene evoking formal ceremony and local pageantry.
A fragment from a period piece extols traditional eating and warns against fad diets while promoting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and Smart's Dyepaprian as digestion aids. It claims roast meats beat grains for nourishment and endorses common sense, with physicians approving certain tonics and pepsin-based remedies.
A damaged fragment describes flag ornaments on a pipe organ, channel imagery, and profuse plant decor at a pulpit. It lists a decomeling committee with chairs Mew and Turley Wright assisting a range of associates, mentioning Mrs. Coulter as state president.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Ady Peat and Nochontor notables, a Women’s club event, and unnamed local figures in New York. Key names and clear details are unreadable, leaving a partial reference to community activities and indebtedness with no resolvable facts.
A new law firm formed by Veorne McCooneick and partners Madge Abbot TE Loyweed announces activities at 169 Twenty-fourth Plot, Fudge Heywood. Ford number af snr by hea boon, a leading attorney, expands practice to neighboring state. McCormisk, a prominent figure among younger lawyers, previously mentored Arn at Agee & McComick.
A fragmented recruitment document invites 18 year olds and older to join the United States naval forces. It lists wages for machinists, shipwrights, carpenters, blacksmiths, firemen, coppersmiths, stewards, cooks and others, with starting pay and clothing. It mentions training, posting to various stations, and emphasizes opportunities and permanent service.
Reports detail a wreck near Weber River with Wasatch lines referencing Ogden and Salt Lake trains. A maintenance crew returned from Wadsworth, and executives from Western and Southwestern railways met to discuss interline matters and potential unified tickets.
Fragmentary account states a New York individual lost an eye after a medical or traumatic event. Early information links the person to medical preparations and press correspondence, with mentions of London and a hospital procedure. The text is garbled but suggests a public figure undergoing eye removal or restoration-related treatment.
In Thrunve Colorado near Myre an old wagon collapsed trapping three people. Mr Myre was killed along with Mrs Ellis while her husband survived. Another victim, Mrs Rickety, was hospitalized. Residents aided responders as authorities prepared the morgue.
A fragmented local notice mentions apples and grocers' windows with phrases about plenty of pets and profit growing. It references Greene and Wellington and seems to be a partial, garbled community notice lacking clear dates or actions.
An early 20th century notice promotes Thomas Photo Studio offering holiday portraits and a beginners dance class for women. It mentions a prior injury remedy by Chamberlain's Pain Balm and advertises a schedule for a November lesson series including waltz two-step polka and quadrilles with assurances of absolute satisfaction.
Voters warned about unclear notices and confusing text in a damaged OCR fragment. The readable portion references Paphiot and dates, with garbled names and nonsensical phrases, offering no clear event or outcome.
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