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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1903
Page
7
The business office of THE STAND YARD opens from 4 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily except Sunday. On Sundays, hours are from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Office address shown as No. 66 on Ring Street with arial room at No. 6 and hinge shop.
A garbled mix of notices reports sales of fruit and produce, a local tax update, a missing keys note, and scattered personal mentions. The text mentions Park City officials, a county treasurer, native shipments, and a lost Oxford grey horse carriage key with a reward offered.
In Ogden area notices indicate Weatherby’s market will have fresh fish scaled and cleaned for customers. A court suit by Maginnis law firm seeks 47,000 against Furrell over alleged machine injury. Wedding of Nellie Booth to Leroy L Booth noted with details of families and local positions.
Barley boosters held a season ending banquet at the Hermitage resort hosted by Hermit Wilson with members including Fred Z. Wiesel and William Doardsley among others. Mayor William Amannn acted as master of ceremonies while speakers lauded the feast, and attendees were initiated into local customs before returning to the city.
A divorce complaint by Sarah Ye Selleck against Joseph B Selleck in Mistrial court alleges marriage on September 11, 1801 and seeks alimony and support. It accuses the defendant of failure to provide, neglect, drunkenness, and improper behavior, requesting a court order for life support and cessation of cohabitation where applicable.
Ogden plans a two game Salt Lake series next weekend with a slate of players including Hate Shortlift, Greanwell, Spillman and Gitlin. Manager Dinford travels to arrange fixtures at Glenworthy Park for a 3 o clock start and aims to evaluate Northwest League competition.
District a martes heard today in probate and civil casting matters. The case concerns the estate of dollar McDonald and a future payment. Case continued for one week with advisement from Hollingsworth. Defendants were ordered to pay costs. The firm of Klose & On and John Pope appeared for creditors.
Several prisoners charged with serious offenses were arraigned in municipal court this morning. Reports reference robberies and thefts with bail set, hearings scheduled, and outcomes including readies for additional dates. The notices mix multiple cases from the same session, listing defendants and charges.
San Francisco, Sept. 10. A report from Mrs. C. C. Matthewson describes her struggle with diabetes and Brights disease after years of illness. She sought treatment at Women’s Hospital and Cooper Medical College, later receiving Fulton Compound. She recounts partial recovery then relapse, urging physicians to verify diagnosis and treatment options amid widespread medical confusion.
A Jersey cow herd led by Joseph Barker earned top honors for butter and cheese with Barkers and nearby exhibitors displaying records. Awards included Best dairy cow Joseph Barker and Best dairy bull. A display by the Ogden Sewer Pipe Company highlighted drainage experiments and irrigation prospects in the valley.
Rome Sept 2 The Mopex clecios racy shows the pope in simple life at the Vatican garden. He prefers walking to the sedan chair and rejects excess, dining modestly with a small table as messengers note his restraint and devotion. The chamberlain recalls a frugal breakfast and a surprise request for four plates at dinner.
Nevada Governor Sparks plans to travel to Texas tonight denying any miner involvement in a disturbance. He states he does not believe miners from Nevada caused the unrest and argues the riot resulted from actions of a few agitated workers. He adds authorities in Nye County maintain control and see no broader conspiracy.
In a scrambled report from New York dated April 22 the piece notes Willmore of Bryrentypers urging protest against Centre Labor Unions resolutions in the Kier case. President Compers of the 1 hor association declines comment while Willmore claims the seventyparat wolon is involved. Plans for a production in London and casting for American stock company roles are mentioned as part of ongoing controversy.
In a chaotic filing the defendants oppose a plan or $300 cash as a settlement. The text cites ownership disputes over a device or property, with references to Sarah Ross and Toya, plus allegations of domestic matters and a divorce petition. Court action includes a decree and property and personal effects at stake.
A court action filed by Dlenderron and MacMillan as attorneys against Tamex Briggs and Strongs Canyon Water Company alleges ownership of water rights in Strongs Canyon. The suit seeks damages of 350 dollars and a restraining order to prevent water diversion or appropriation, with trial set for the near future. The document references an 1888 agreement granting surplus water for a pipeline and mentions related court proceedings and exhibits.
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