Stand Ardy business office hours published
The business office of THE STAND ARDY will be open from 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m every day except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 a m to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1903
Page
4
Local notices and ads mix in town roundup
Proudfit sporting goods announces gun and ammunition outlets. The Burgomaster musical is set for Grand Theatre next week. Watch and clock repairs offered by Paul W. Stecher. Attorneys Rogers Varian Hatteroth visit from Salt Lake. Several money-lending ads appear for C C Richard Jr and E Lackner. Congressman Howell on business from Logan. Weatherby’s fish prepared for pan. Funeral for H. Jordan held at Baptist church with Rev O C Wright. Big sale on bacon at Bicl’s Market. Choir practice at Tabernacle for irrigation and related services. Tribes and Jones market advertises fruits and groceries. Rev Goshen returns home healthy from East trip. Bartlett Pears advertised at Barrows Co.
Local notices and announcements across town
Dentist J F Snedaker moves his office to 2168 Weeks Avenue a few doors north of Reed hotel. A U pound girl born to Art and Mohlmann family. Jobs and sales notes include janitor needed for Methodist church and Crockwell's ads for coal and groceries. Local lectures by John Widtsoe and Prof Maybe plus organ and baritone performances advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Snedaker
Tor Beye
Waeks
Reed Hotel
Art Mohlmann
Methodist Church
J. G
Paine
Crockwell’s
Municipal Court Notes Drunks and Vagrants Case
In municipal court James Curry was given a suspended sentence after a guilty finding. Mike Riley and John M Sanders received fines or equivalent jail days for disturbance and drunkenness. Reta Trunkhill and Ruth Foster were reprimanded or warned to leave town after arrest for frequenting wine rooms at Riverside park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Curry
Mike Riley
John M. Sanders
Riley
Reta Trunkhill
Ruth Foster
Riverside Park
Frankhill
Baggage Office Reports Record August Handling Volumes
The Union Depot baggage rooms processed a record 70 684 pieces in August about 2 300 daily an increase of 11 450 from the prior year. Totals by line include Union Pacific 13 040 moved, Oregon Short Line 10 921, Southern Pacific 26 211 and Rio Grande Western 20 512 pieces handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Southern Pacific
Rio Grand Western
Man Vanishes En Route To London to Wed
David Penman of West Weber, a farmer and Sunday school official, rode to Ogden by bicycle and disappeared. Relatives searched, later receiving a letter from New York stating he was boarding a steamer to London to wed a young woman he had befriended years earlier on a mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Penman
Westweber
Penman
West Weber
Ogden
Sunday
David
Piy
New York State
Tenman
London
Chicago Market Livestock Prices and Receipts September
Cattle receipts about 400 head with varied grades and prices from good to prime cattle at 4.00 to 6.75. Hogs receipts around 8,000 with mixed and butchers priced 5.35 to 6.10, good to choice heavy around 5.85 to 9.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 1,500 with desired levels 3.25 to 3.75 for western sheep and native lambs around 3.75 to 3.75.
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Chicago
Pteera
Atockera
Texas Fed
Cethers
Falr
Austrian Shot by Desperate Foot-Pads
An Austrian laborer, S Moyk Zegarie, employed near Ogden Zucin cut‑off, was shot in the right thigh by two armed footpads during a robbery at about 4 a.m. near the express offices. They stole $300, while $3 in small change remained. Police described the robbers, one tall and lighter, the other shorter and darker. a suspect named William Upton was jailed. A separate burglary attempt occurred at Utah Vinegar & Pickle works on Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoyk Zegarie
Ogden-Zucin
Zegarec
Express
Zegareo
Ogden
Grove
23Th Street
Yeparie
Zegarie
Wall
Silvey
Vance
Gegarec
Races for Labor Day at Weber County Fair Grounds
Labor Day racing at Weber County Fair track features several events. Entry lists include Sage Bord, Bessie Dana, Pearl R. Gyp in the first race, with Caligula appearing in multiple events, and local entrants Cap Babe Baldo May W Lady Skeen in the shorter dash.
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Weber County Fair Track
Sage Bord
Bessie Dana
Pearl R. Gyp
Mayflower
Rattler
Populist
Caligula
Jack Gentry
John Mackey
Honest John
Ethel G
Argot
Mamie D
Baldo
John Markey
Cap
Babe
May W
Lady Skeen
Malan
Fighters Secure Training Quarters In Ogden
Jack Clifford Ace plans a title fight with Benny anest in Salt Lake on October 16. Harry Walsh Canadian welterweight travels from Chicago to Ogden to train, with Jerry McCarthy prepping in Ogden. MacCarthy to train at the fire station. Mage rides in for prelims at Riverside park. S J Kelly of Shamrock club arrives to supervise, confirming the Utah bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clifford
Ace
Benny Anest
Salt Lake
Harry Walsh
Jerry McCarthy
Ogden
Chicago
Billy Gee
Canyon
MacCarthy
Young Mage
Riverside Park
S. J. Kelly
Shamrock Athletic Club
Ogaen
Ile
Jack’ Clifford
Butte
Benny Yanger
Suut Seey
Roosevelt Reception Committee Meeting Called
A meeting of the Roosevelt Reception Committee is set for 7:30 p m next Tuesday Sept 8 1803 in the Mayor s office to settle disputed accounts and transfer any balance to the Irrigation Congress. Subscribers may file written objections with the Mayor before then. transfer proceeds unless more than one third protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irrigation Congress
Roose‘yvelt Fund
William Glassman
Joseph Scowcroft
J. £. Clark
Roosevelt Reception Committee
Assault and Battery Charge Filed in Riverdale Canning Case
Mrs. Mary Hamblin of Riverdale files complaint accusing John Doe Diffenbaugh foreman of the Riverdale Canning factory of assaulting her husband, Larry Hamblin, an employee at the plant. The alleged incident ended with Diffenbaugh attacking Hamblin. a warrant was issued but not yet returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverdale
Marry Hamblin
John Doe Diffenbaugh
Diffenbaugh
Larry Namblin
Canning
Dffenbaugh
Hamblin
Dilfenbaugh
Statement of averages of New York clearing banks
The New York clearing house banks report totals for September 5 comprising deposits of 918,131,300, circulation 43,871,400, tenders 74,093,800, specie 72,730,000, and reserves 246,829,800. All major categories show declines from prior figures with declines in reserve and required reserve noted, along with reductions in miscellaneous assets and ex-United States deposits.
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New York
Clearing House
Fs Corples
United States
For Rent Furnished Rooms at 132 27th Street
Rental notice announces furnished rooms available at 132 27th Street. Details include occupancy terms, monthly rate, and contact for viewing. address and offer appear in the classified line.
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27Th St
Crittenton Home Board Receives Donations and Reports
The Crittenton Home board met in the Mayor's office on September 2, 2002. The secretary's report was read and accepted, the matron noted donations, inmates are well, and Evangelist Mason visited delivering addresses and funds. Committees of Purchasing and Mrs Middleton were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crittenton Home Board
Frost
Evangelist Mason
Chas. N. Crittenton
Barret
Mra
Middleton
Community Group Plans Monthly Meeting Schedule
Members including Mrs Paine Mrs McCamnan and Mrs Middleton discussed repairs and medical attention for Mrs Day and Mrs Hurst. It was decided to hold the monthly meetings on the first Monday of each month.
School Board Plans Circulars to Parents on Textbook Purchases
The board of education will soon mail circulars to parents of public school children advising them they can purchase the school books and supplies. The notices outline textbook costs and order procedures for the upcoming term.
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Board of Education
Board votes to purchase books to ease embarrassment
The clerk notes the board's spring vote to buy books outright rather than have them furnished by the board. Sixty five percent supported purchasing the books to relieve the board of embarrassment and reduce duties tied to furnishing entrances and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pites
Phtrone
Sterling exchange rates and bank note prices in New York
Money in New York shows bankers' bill dealings at 4.8640 for demand and 4.8315 for 90 days. Posted rates stand at 4.84 for demand and 4.57 for commercial bills. Actual business in bankers' bills noted at 4.8440 and 4.8323.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anz
Sterling Exchange
Lasrwellgia
Silent List of Named Individuals Across Cities
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals and their cities including Omaha Boston New York Bloomington Montague City Salt Lake San Francisco Denver Albany and others. The text preserves a roster-like compilation of names with varied low clarity and inconsistent punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Kessler
Omaha
I. N. Terre
Boston
D. Dinkelapeil
New York
Harry Quinn
Bloomington
I. J. Front
E. J. Hart
Montague City
D. Lenman
Clark
San Francisco
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Knox
Tem
THE
Knox Agency
C. D. Ives
Broom Hotel Corner
Hot Springs
Culley Drug Co
Washington Avenue
Proudfit, Sporting Goods
Paul W. Stecher
Wash, Ave
L.R. Rogers
C.G. Varian
W H. Hatteroth
G C. Richards, Jr
Eccles
E. Lackner
Provo
C. C. Richard, Jr
Eccles Bldg
Howell
Dowd
Lagan
Weatherby'a
H. Jordan
Baptist Church
O. C. Wright
Bicl’s
25Th Street
the Tabernacle
Goshen
Wader
J.T. Rushmer
24Th Street
F. Wright
Choice Poultry and Fish
F. L. Keller & Co
Wash. Ave
Tribune
John A. Widteoe
Government Experiment Station
Logan A. ©. College
Second Ward
Charles Maybe
Fifth Ward
Squire Coop
Fred Tout
Skeen and Sorrows
Sesus
UNION
Chambers
William Upton
Utah Vinegar & Pickle Works
Fair Grounds
Walsh
Roosevelt
Irrigans Congress
Harry Hamblin
H. A. Horton
Tekonsha, Mich
Jefferson
J. I. Hitt, View
Weber Co
Utah
Troise
Idaho
Faris & Kess
Milner
Colonial Co
Chicazo
Glenwood Park
Julia Brachard
Fred Mr. Nye
Clothier
Des Moines Life Insurance. Co
C.E. Rawson
Joe Herrick
Boyle Hardware Company
John A. Boyle
L. H. Becraft
Oldsmobile
Grant Ave
the Gramercy
Princeton
John Watson
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