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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1903
Page
3
In a night segment, Bair faces a planned airing of portions of a Paula project. Traeh coordinates neighbors’ responses amid unrest. Authorities urge calm as lies and warnings swirl, while Suedis waits for a decisive act.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions towns and people with scattered names such as Bear River valley and Ogden furniture firms. It references various unrelated details, a date range in the past, and multiple incomplete lines about residents, services, and local businesses. The text is largely garbled with no clear cohesive event or single coherent notice.
Fragmented report notes a local meeting in Ogden with officials and a parade of names, roles, and actions. Mentions Carter, Walsh, McChirthy and others. references injuries, a police presence, and a planned event at a park. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Staff Engineer Will deliver address as the Board of Glory Commissioners meets to discuss jail contractor actions and payment to Farrell 4359847. Tightly worded notes show regular construction, bids, and county officials weighing proposals and licenses amid routine business and abating hearings.
The Minto Company TS Incorporated appears to be formed with officers named Geoney Ke Masel president Bashar Myers secretary treasurer and B. Miyea director. The stock value is stated as 500000 with shares of the capital stock and property listed at Ogden. The article notes formation late Saturday aftermonth and mentions various corporate actions.
A flood of community activity is planned tonight and tomorrow as residents prepare decorations. The notice references local leaders and organizers guiding the event, with emphasis on participation and public gathering spaces.
The Board of Control appoints a reception committee for visiting ladies. Mayor Glasomn and President Ait authorize the group with Mrs. Ahacklift and Mr. Wiesel overseeing duties. The committee arranges accommodations and entertainment for guests, meeting at Lamorrow morning. Names listed include Cork, 41, Wray, EB Bazluy, and Miss Minnin.
A contorted report covers the Peterson Lindsay fornication case in the district court. It notes numerous witnesses for the state and a jury of local men sworn to try the matter, with testimony and character references cited as the proceedings close for the day.
A hazy OCR fragment shows a bank balance sheet for a First Hafioral Bank in Ogden with figures like 308,081.59 and 69,030.00, mentioning capital, dividends, and notes. It references trustees and officers including DAVID ROUTES as treasurer and other named individuals, with scattered phrases about circulation, reserves, and liabilities.
The article reports on delegates from California and Colorado attending a Congress session in Ogden. It highlights talks on irrigation policy led by figures like Senator Joans Burton and Governor Pardee, plus remarks on flood prevention and water storage strategies involving dykes and reservoirs. The piece notes arrival of numerous dignitaries, including George M. Harvey and Scipio Craig, and mentions a Mexican Band spectacle and local civic figures.
Main section describes Thhaka and Salt Like creating hats in the millinery department at Sed Burk a Tivos. A new shipments arrival schedule and patterns are discussed. The department will open for Nugie wens and a Tunligg Hie werk with limited events.
Today Jesuizt Sale of Silks offered at about half price from a large silk manufactory. Sample room buyer presents a dozen mills ends. Open Monday to view and buy at substantial discounts. Farley Silks include stripes, polka dots, embroideries in pink old rose green brown tan black red blue. Prices from 50 cents to 1.48 per yard on select goods.
The article details grand irrigation ambitions including a twenty five mile reservoir and a 385 foot high dam to harness river water and power plants. It notes Washington delegation talks on irrigation law, plus preparations for the Weber County Fair with new buildings, exhibits from Idaho Payette and Montana, and police plans for crowd safety.
Dignans New Dancing Academy will open the season with a Sept 15 start in the new Rieses Building on Grant Avenue. The upper floor hosts a dancing academy with a maple floor, elegant reception and dressing rooms, smoking room, wine, and the latest heating and ventilation systems for even temperatures.
In local notices a livery service is reported under new management. George W Lahus appears to assume control of Palne with a focus on general horse and carriage care and boarding services.
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