Stand ard business office hours announced
The business office will be open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with Sunday hours 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 12, 1903
Page
5
The business office will be open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with Sunday hours from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
A terse item notes a business office labeled No. 6 Ona Ring and an editorial room listed as No. 56 Two Rings, indicating interior room allocations within a building.
A readable city page notes the Weber Stake academy this year offers a domestic arts course blending theory and practice. It highlights student benefit and urges enrollment for the coming term with September 15 registration and mentions local merchants and residents connected to the area.
Partly cloudy tonight with likely showers. Colder Sunday. John Farr secretary of state Hammed was in Ogden on business. Ogden Furniture advertises openings and employment. Marriage licenses issued this week reach fifteen at the County Clerk’s office. Bear River Interests manager Mosiah Evans travels for the Irrigation Congress.
Horses arrive for the Ogden fair race meet as stalls fill and new pens are built. J W Robenson brings Julian and others. a large, enthusiastic crowd is promised with livestock entries from nearby counties. An excellent band will attend and free programs distributed, with full public access and direct streetcar service to the grounds.
In district court Judge Rolapp heard many civil and criminal matters. John S. Donahue was sentenced to ninety days in the penitentiary and fined fifty dollars for assault with a deadly weapon. Michael Higgins faced three informations. two were dismissed and his arraignment on the assault charge proceeded. The water case Moroni Skeen, a restraining order matter, and Fielding's case were addressed, while Varvis divorce proceedings were continued due to the filing date.
The State Industrial School board held a six hour meeting with President Wright and others present. Library books arrived and were catalogued, periodicals subscribed, and a reader record system adopted. Paroles granted for several inmates and equipment purchases authorized.
James Richards reports to Ogden police that he and three companions were robbed last night on a southbound Oregon Short Line freight between Ogden and McCammon near Downey Idaho. Four men with revolvers took $4 from Richards, who was beaten before the robbers fled. Richards believes he can identify some suspects.
El Paso reports say Major Carson of the New York Times plans to address the Congress or banquet in Ogden with newspaper correspondents. He will speak after visiting Horace Greely’s colony, with a reception Tuesday evening and $5 tickets available at Weber Club Knoth’s or Badeon’s.
In the municipal court last night and today numerous minor charges were heard. Sentences ranged from 15 to 60 days for vagrancy, trespass, drunkenness and petit larceny. Several defendants received suspended sentences or forfeit payments in lieu of jail time.
Two special Rio Grande trains carried about two thousand shop workers and their families from Salt Lake to Ogden for the annual company outing. Seventeen crowded cars arrived, with street cars taking the crowd to Glenwood. The Twelfth Infantry Band from Fort Douglas played for the excursionists.
Logan reports a rumor of Eccles and the Amalgamated company sharing one third of Lewiston factory stock and Eccles gaining control. Mr. Eccles denies the dispatch and says he is ready to cooperate with Lewiston's project.
The Colorado Midland and Santa Fe fix a rate on canned goods from Ogden to Santa Fe at $1 per hundred pounds. Lee Letty resigns as assistant agent at the Western Pacific depot in Wells and moves to Ogden. Charley Wiseman succeeds him at Wells. I. J. Platfoot, Nevada–known railroad carpenter gang foreman, arrives in Ogden to head building plans for new machine shops. E. C. Baker, Rio Grande Western engineer of Ogden, breaks his right hand in a wreck south of Salt Lake.
Ladies of the church have set up comfortable cots in the lecture room for delegates. Meals will be served at the Darry Building corner of 23rd Street and Washington with breakfast from 7 to 9, lunch 12 to 2, and dinner at 6:30. Prices are reasonable.
Bir Wa Waltera of Antrim Missouri recounts chronic stomach distress and frequent diarrhea worsened by warm weather. After trying many remedies, five bottles failed, but after six bottles of Golden Medical Discovery in 1895 the symptoms disappeared and health improved. She praises Dr. Pierce and offers to confirm the statement if contacted. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are noted for cleansing bowels and stimulating the liver.
Salt Palace in Salt Lake City hosts the Southern Carnival Co event from Sept 14 to 19 1903 with Oregon Short Line service offering a one fare round trip on Monday Sept 14. Tickets limited for return by Sept 16 1903.
A sale listing offers 200 knee suit options in Norfolk and double-breasted styles for ages 4 to 14 at $2.75, with many fall styles. Also 20 large boys long pants suits for ages 14 to 20 valued at $8 to $10, now $6.59.
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