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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
3
Frank Leslie's reports that department store buyers monitor sales girls closely both inside and outside the shop. Managers note good sellers may receive leniency for habits, while late nights endanger positions, transfers, or pay. A poor sales book leads to discharge, with reasons sometimes withheld.
A Franklin County Ohio lawyer, noted as gruff and money minded, kept clients paying for every service. A bank president, frequent in his office, heard stories while the attorney billed by the hour. The banker finally paid after reading an items list and the lawyer’s quip that he paid for listening to stories.
A note on how English pheasants trace lineage to Japanese birds. About fifty years ago a few live pheasants were imported from Japan and crossed with the common species. The cross produced a new bird with iridescent plumage that was naturalized as an English bird.
A terse dialogue depicts a scornful view of paternity involving a foreign nobleman and a daughter. The speaker jeers at the idea of a stepfather role while envisioning future courtship and rejection in sharp, satirical tones.
A Washington Post excerpt shows a terse interview where a cook denies favorites, claiming all dishes taste sour to her. The dialogue captures blunt practicality in a household setting.
Notice of intention by the Ogden City Council to lay out an alley 24 feet wide in Block 26 Plat A and to raise funds via a special tax on adjacent blocks. The district extends 50 feet outward along the alley, affecting parts of Lots 3 4 6 and 7. Protests must be written to the City Recorder by September 8 1903.
Assessment of 1 2 mill per share levied by the Overland Mining and Milling Co at Ogden Utah payable to secretary Joseph Goddard. Delinquent on Sept 2 1903, advertised for sale. final sale Sept 30 1903 at Meat Lane Ogden Utah at 3 p m to cover taxes costs and expenses. By order of the board Joseph Goddard Secretary.
A Countess on English customs argues that breakfast tests strain family relations when many in-laws share one roof. Early mornings provoke instinctual savagery, while by midday patience returns and cordiality resumes.
On September 1 8 15 and October 6 the Rock Island System will sell tickets from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo to Indiana Louisville Ky and many points in Ohio at one and one third fare for the round trip good for return thirty days from date of issue. See local agents for details. Ray General Agent Denver Colorado.
Sealed bids are invited by J. D. Skeen Secretary Ogden Utah for bar soda water temperate drinks ice cream candies pool books and distributive cards selling and dining room concessions at the Weber County Fair September 15 16 17 and 18 1903. Bids close September 5 at 3 p.m. All concessions must be prepaid. The association may reject any or all bids.
In Weber County Utah creditors must present claims with vouchers to Hulaniski & Peery, Attorneys for Administratrix Anna Coolidge at First National Bank Building rooms 21 and ay, by Monday January 4, 1904. Date of first publication September 1 1903.
In Weber County Utah the State issues summons to Jennie Shaffer to appear within twenty days after service or thirty days if outside the county, to defend the action of William Andrew Shaffer. Henderson & MacMillan attorneys for the plaintiff.
Ogden Utah City Council plans to curb and gutter the south side of Twenty fifth Street between Jefferson and Madison Avenues. Estimated cost 2200 dollars funded by local real estate taxes within the district. Protests or objections due by September 8 at 8 p m 1903. City Recorder W J Critchl ow indicates date August 37 1903.
The Irrigation congress reception committee asks Ogden residents to list spare furnished rooms for delegates. Include occupant name and address, room size, bed type, bath and board options, and rates from 1.00 to 3.50 per day. Some rooms may be used free if no price is accepted.
The Lake Shore Limited now offers a through Pittsburg sleeper in daily service leaving Chicago at 7:30 p.m. and arriving in Pittsburg at 6:35 the next morning. Erwin Tears, Colorado passenger agent, 1017 17th St., Denver, and GC. F. Daly, Chief ACD, Chicago, announce the luxurious train accommodations.
The Rock Island System will sell round trip tickets to Louisville Kentucky and numerous Ohio points. Return validity is thirty days from the date of sale. Inquiries should be directed to JIAL 8. RAY, General Agent, Denver Colorado.
Ogden Aerie No. 118 F O E meets every Sunday evening in A C A W hall over Hipwell's at 8:00. Visiting Eagles are invited to roast with us. Aaron Hoffman W P D T Tracy W Secy.
Members of the Knights of Pythias Kal chapter invite visiting neighbors to attend the meet at 7:88 on the 4th Sunday at 2418 Washington Ave. Clerk El Ruth Gt Cannon is listed as organizer and Mrs F E Rishk as gor, with Lily Light and several local addresses referenced.
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