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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1903
Page
6
A retailer touts its $1.00 kid gloves as equal to $1.50 gloves sold elsewhere. The ad promises the same guarantee as higher priced products and offers replacement pairs for flaws. Fall shades with new stitching and clasps are now available.
The column lists reception committee additions, prize notices from Seattle and Ogden events, grocery ads, court cases, a grand opening, lectures, irrigation congress delegates, engagements, hotel meals, and real estate transfers. It mentions J I Cardon joining the reception panel, Alma Smith in Seattle prizes, and various local social, civic, and business notices with prices and addresses.
In the probate division of the District court today Utah Construction Company through Anderson and Macmullan filed a petition for letters of administration to J Jones in the estate of Sam Shivers deceased. Shivers died about July 7 at Croydon Utah leaving $36 in First National Bank and no known heirs. The company claims rights waived in favor of J C Jones. Shivers was killed in an explosion at Croydon last July. A forged check involving Utah Construction Company payable to Shivers for $30 was tied to a local theft. George Lafferty was tried and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
Vallande Nevada September updates report post office changes with Jewell resigning and G. Z. Abbott succeeding as postmaster, aided by J. H. Mellwell Jr. of Ogden as assistant. West Mining Company operates full force shipping six to eight cars of iron ore weekly. Ogden visitors Ruth Bassett and daughter and J. A. Ferraro are noted in town.
Advertises Hawes hats at $3 with reassurance that dealers cannot charge more than $3 to $4 or $5 for two. Emphasizes recognizable Hawes name as quality value. Notes fall shapes on display in a clothing store window.
The article notes the Stetson brand appears in various hat lines with prices of 4 and 5 dollars. It highlights that the name may refer to different origins and that some pieces could be old stock despite good shapes.
A bargain sale reduces a $4 children's suit range to $2.95. The Bora's ale line features 3 to 10 year olds in brown and grey wool blends with reinforced trousers and double breasted Norfolk coats. Mrs. Hopkins advertised sale quality at $2.95.
The German Evangelical Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m at the Swedish Lutheran church corner 23rd street and Jefferson Ave The next preaching service is planned for Sunday September 20 at 3 p m An invitation is extended to all attendees Ilev G A Zimmer star patilenes 23 Last 2nd South Salt Lake City Utah
One of the heaviest rain storms in recent years raged throughout the state last night. In St Paul the coal rainfall reached five inches in twelve hours from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Basements flooded and streetcar service hindered by sand on tracks.
First Church of Christ Scientist at Lincoln avenue and Twenty fourth street holds services at 11 a.m. with subject Matter and a 7:39 p.m. evening service on Among the Pots. Free reading rooms at 212 Keeles Building open daily 2 to 5 p.m. All welcome. First Congregational Church reports morning service at 11 a.m. on Among the Pots and evening service at 7:39 p.m. on An Unpopular Message.
Morning worship with sermon by the pastor. Evening service at 7 30 o clock on the subject Separation and Association. Bible school at 6 30 pm. A welcome to all.
Morning service at 11 led by Rev. Y Wishard D D with preaching at the 11 o clock hour. Evening service at 8 followed by a sequence of sermons on The Credibility of the Cardinal Points of Christian Relief. Living God is the Sunday evening topic with a 7 o clock en deavor and 12 15 sunday school.
The Good Shepherd Church led by Rector Alfred Brown observes Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity with early celebration at 1 30, Sunday school at 9 45, morning prayer and sermon at 11, and evening service. Park Presbyterian also holds morning and evening services with Sunday school at 3 p.m.
A silk factory sample room yielded a dozen pieces of mills ends at about half price. Monday the store invites customers to view and purchase at roughly half actual value. Fancy silks in multiple colors plus 36 inch Peau de Soie and white embroidered Fancies offered at substantial reductions.
A second consignment of Indica suits arrives with a representative line of newest styles. The economy feature highlights a jacket that makes a separate coat unnecessary. A main black pedestal cheviot skirt-jacket set is priced at $10.00.
The art department offers linen and embroidery materials for Yuletide gifts. Early selections get best assortments and longer evenings for work. New patterns of stam liners, cushion tops, lace making supplies, and expert instruction are available to ensure proper color choices.
The Anderson Zephyr ginghams are offered at 15 cents per dress gingham with stripes checks and plaids. Full yard wide light patterns, colors promised not to fade, at the domestic counter while the sale lasts.
An advertisement touts Rubbers a new kind of rubber footwear, claiming Wright’s best American QRU ordinary rubber boots in a single price. It emphasizes consistent pricing across the popular American Rubbers line.
A London cabinet meeting is summoned amid rumors of a breakup or reorganization while others expect no open breach. The agenda centers on Chamberlain's fiscal proposals and Balfour's forthcoming pronouncement, with Balkan and South African War concerns fueling the discourse.
Real estate transfers recorded include Harry J Teller and wife to Mary FE Wegerald conveying part of Jot 4 Block 41 Plat Bertha C Peterson and husband to Fred C Rolapp for 90 block 9 Terrace subdivision for 1250 dollars Christie B Hunter to Leopold Krause.
Desperate highwaymen attempted robbery in Clay Center with four residents resisting. Dad Stevens J W Houseman and Watchman Bush were shot and severely wounded. Behrindas head wound deemed deadly. Bandits fled west after failing to take money. Early arrests near the depot in Topeka. victims unclear if suspects. Also report on Kilpatrick ship returning 300 Philippine war dead, the largest single transport downriver.
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