Standard office hours notice
The business office of the Standard will be open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. except Sunday. On Sundays it operates from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
5
The business office of the Standard will be open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. except Sunday. On Sundays it operates from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
Random references show Proudfit sporting goods and Neal estate transfers of 7400. Mentions a marriage license for Alexander Anderson and Peerene Bilands, both from Utah and Pennsylvania. County auditor to turn assessment rolls in 1903 with tax notices. fish from Weatherby’s, meat market pricing at Biel’s.
A jumble of local notices and ads notes Bartlett Pears at 75 cents per bushel, dentist J F Snedaker moves to 2463 Wash Ave, A E McKenzie praised as a crack shot, buyers and sellers advertise groceries poultry coal and wine firms, plus a District Court divorce: Altin J Rolle granted from Arlen Rolle for desertion after a Kansas marriage in 1897.
The Eleventh National Irrigation congress reception committee will meet Friday at 8 PM in the Municipal Court Room City Hall. All members are expected on time to discuss important business. The list includes Former Senator Frank J. Cannon and many others.
The Clementine club held its first recital last night at 95 7 Jefferson avenue. The program featured a farce An In Want of a Servant and included violin and piano solos, vocal numbers, and recitations performed by a group of talented young women. Officers listed are President Eva Teek, Vice-President Louise Mason, Secretary Edith Corey, Treasurer Lillien Sooy, with Beatrice Barnes and Myrtle Kensler on the arrangements committee.
Changes or new advertisements for Monday September 7 must be in by noon Saturday September 7. No ads will be composed on that date due to Labor Day observance.
A voting contest at Lester Park on Tabor Day asks which union man is most popular. Proceeds fund the celebration and unions boast lively float rivalries and planned parade enhancements including phonograph selections by Professor John Smith. Prices for food and staples are listed and a citywide holiday is planned for workers.
Market notes report Pacific coast shrimp season opening soon with oysters arriving later in the month. Utah blackberries from Willard praised as luxuries, greens peppers and matured beets appear, tomatoes plentiful, and prices listed for fruits and vegetables. Several meat and dairy items also profiled with current rates.
Ada Seifert files suit in district court for divorce from John Seifert after 1894 marriage in this city. She seeks custody of two children, dissolution of the bonds of matrimony, alimony, and costs. She accuses him of violent temper and cruel treatment including an August incident with a lighted lamp.
The State School for the Deaf and Blind prepares for the new year on Wednesday with many pupils arriving this week under Mr. Bush. New gymnasium, heating plant, band quarters, and shop building are under construction as enrollment is expected to exceed previous records.
David M. Pisgree and wife transfer to FG Jacoba a part of southeast quarter section 32 township 6 north range 2 west for 41500. Bluth and wife transfer to Emma R Jacobs and Jacobs transfer to Anna Jacobs multiple parcels in blok 4 plat B for 2000. G Nye transfers to Richardson lots 39 and 40 block 3 Rushton addition 3460. John Tarensen and wife transfer to Anna I Christoferson part of northeast quarter section 17 township 6 north range 1 west for 3500.
Rev. J. H. Frasklin preached last night at the Baptist church on Romans 1 16 affirming the gospel as the power of God unto salvation to everyone that believes. He urged confidence in the gospel despite attacks and cited Paul, Pat, and others to illustrate steadfast faith and witness.
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