AU Changes for 14n Oy Euing Paper Bistat
AU changes for 14n oy euing paper bistat be it in the day yoeeedi Standard Telephone. Business office No 60 One Hing. Faitarial Room No 65 Two Kings.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1903
Page
7
AU changes for 14n oy euing paper bistat be it in the day yoeeedi Standard Telephone. Business office No 60 One Hing. Faitarial Room No 65 Two Kings.
A jumble of society items lists Broudié visiting Evanston with her sister Mrs John Stihr while Attorney ALT Weber from Salt Lake City visited Ogden. Mentions of repairs by Paul W Stecher, Ben Rain of Cincinnati, and trips by Mrs J B Stewart and daughters to move to Ogden. References to irrigation congress attendance by Mr Hadley of Wisconsin, Tribes and Jones grocery, and Wyomings district reps. Includes local business ads and mentions of Reno and nearby towns.
The fragment recounts Bubsefibe and Joe McManus visiting Ogden from Poontells, mentions a Texas-like trading firm and a Spokane wholesaler, and reports on local people including Clara Pixley, Morton Terraca, and Barrows. It laments waning military musical interest and calls for Fort Worth? No.
Delegates arriving for the irrigation Congress are processed at the depot. Reception committee members led by J. G. Tew organize registration and assignments as governors and other notable figures travel to the event. The list of delegates spans many states, with chairs and committees named, and notes on enthu siasm for the gathering.
A damaged OCR note mentions the Methodist church group planning meals with breakfast and dinner times and teas. Details are garbled but indicate a church event with arranged comfortable eats and a serving schedule for a gathering in a Washington area.
A spacious Grand Opera House crowd enjoyed a lively season opener featuring Ruth White and a large cast in a vibrant musical comedy with bright new numbers, witty choruses, and lavish scenic effects. The production promises high energy, popular tunes, and strong vaudeville acts, drawing cheers and enthusiasm from the audience.
Senator James E. Carey of Wyoming arrives from Saint Paulstaff with a Houston delegation forecast for a large Cheyenne turnout. He says the conference marks active work toward western redemption as Lt. Col. Don Ignacio Altimira of the Mexican government plans to address delegates tomorrow afternoon. Additional arrivals include Prof. B C Buftim of Laramie Prag and notable Nebraska and Kansas attendees joining the irrigation congress.
The Union Pasills at North Flat shut indefinitely causing 160 workers to lose jobs. The firm plans Cheyentic or Onin Ya cheaper outsourcing while a major well at Riner station becomes the deepest in the system. Rumors claim BL WelIy to oversee new transcontinental road linking Salt Lake City and San Francisco.
Obituary notes the death of John D Irvine of Weber County at 60, after a two week illness from typhoid fever. He served in the Sunday school, Sound Intermediate Department, and was a longtime employee of John Seowoldt & Sons Co. Born in Potatow, Scotland in 1838, he lived in Gall Take City and Payson before a mission to California and settling in this city. A funeral is set for 2 p.m. from the Fourth Ward meetinghouse with viewing at his residence. The Weber Stake Sunday School and church leaders praise his faithful service and urge others to follow his example.
A large party of river engineers and government officials, led by Newell of the Government Reclamation Department, gather at the Virginia Hotel for the Irrigation Congress. The event lists numerous assistant and district engineers, supervising staff, and editors, with spouses noted.
Residents of Cache County and Logan refine plans for a Saturday excursion of delegations from Ogden. Formal invitations will be read at the congress session, with a city parade and parade route from Center to Second West, through key streets, ending at the agricultural college. Local leaders seek to showcase irrigation progress and district representation at the event.
Rail excursion notice details an Oregon Short Line trip to Salt Lake City with an open fare for the trip. It lists dates around September 10 and mentions limited return plans and some unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
Reliable cleaning and steam dyeing service on Well x5 the French dry cleaning for Indies and pent’s clothes. Dona without shrinking and guarantee on all work. Address 2310 Washington Avenue.
A fragmentary dish of misspelled lines describes cold remedies and odd names like Ballards Urehound Syrup and a few scattered locations and initials. The text reads as a garbled letter touching on health bits and a drugstore attribution, with unclear dates or strong context.
An incomplete OCR snippet lists various boys clothing items and prices, mentioning pants, pongee suites, and coats for young ages. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear quantities, offering few concrete details beyond general apparel categories.
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