Letter of thanks from Minneapolis club to Weber Club
A letter from the Commercial Club of Minneapolis praises Weber Club hospitality during a visit by Vice President Leslie Nye of Public Affairs Committee and other officers. The secretary E J Westlake expresses heartfelt appreciation and invites Weber members to Minneapolis with open welcome.
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Ogden
Irrigation Congress
Commercial Club of
Minneapolis
Meats Hollingeworth
Weber Les Aly
Club
Leslie
Nye
E. F. Smith
H. V. Jones
D. P. Jones
J. E. Northrup
E. J. Westlake
Stand ard business office hours noted
The Stand ard business office will be open from 8 p.m. to 6 30 p.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours are 10 p.m. to 12 noon.
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THE
Standard
Banday
Humpidge Sale Set Next Door to Fred MMas Store
Presbyterian ladies announce a Humpidge Sale next to Fred MMas sa's Ticura Store on Washington Ave. This week Thursday through Saturday. Vendors offer yellow peaches at 73a per bush and Elbertén peaches and plums at 89 cents a case. Local notes mention staff changes at Southern Facifle shops and Homer Plake returning from Town after illness.
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Presbyterian
Fred Mmassa
Washington Avénué
BE. W. Lundahl
H. Li Conley
Ogden
Sacramento
Barrows Gro
Rummage sale notices amid city ads and stray items
A chaotic page items include a dynamited baggage car from an Ore Line train held up earlier, local police involvement, a found watch and mandolin, and notices of lectures, bills, and rummage sales. Several entries promote shops, hunting dogs, fraternal meetings, and irrigation congress officials with addresses in Ogden and Washington Ave.
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Oreon
Galt Lake
Proud Fit
Sporting Goods
Opening of Hudson Avenue Dispute Settled by Committee Plan
Property owners and protesters met with the law committee and the mayor to discuss opening Hudson Avenue. An amicable agreement proposed a four-member committee, two chosen by property owners and two by the Peery estate, with a fifth member to be appointed. The Peery heirs would consult other heirs and respond by Monday night.
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Block 23
Hudson
Werd Jaedph
Harold Peéry
Peery
Hudson Avenue
Peery Estate
Bro
Prisoners of many nationalities in county jail records
The jail register shows inmates from four nationalities including Indian Negro and Chinaman plus the usual list. John Donahue a Cherokee serves a short State prison term for assault with a deadly weapon. John Woods a Negro serves ten years for burglary and attempted murder. Current inmates include Gee Ben a Chinaman and Lorenza Rocke charged with statutory rape with Mrs Lindsay Bernard as an accessory.
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John Donahue
John Woods
Gee Ben
Chinaman
Lorenza Rockefellow
Lindsay-Bernard
Burke
Williams
Kennedy
Sullivan
Campbell
Smith
Shepherd and Cragg
Cardwell
Gidwell
McCullough
Gilbert McClurg Heads to Colorado Home After Irrigation Congress Work
Gilbert McClurg leaves for Colorado Springs via Salt Lake City. In Salt Lake City his wife will lecture on southwest prehistoric peoples for the Ladies Literary club under Commercial club auspices. McClurg praises Utah for landownership opportunities and the Eleventh National Irrigation Congress as the most successful convention he has seen.
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Col
I. B. Maxson
The
Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Nevada
Salt Lake
Stra.ge Clurg
West
Gilbert McClurg
Colorado Springs
Utah
Biormom Church
Colorado
Kiesel
McClurg
Board of Control
Sileventh National Litigation Congress
F. J. Kiesel
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by County Recorder
Eis isz anna C. Lari and piece Andriet Noghaar transfer part of lot B block 54 plat A. Ona L. Crazier and husband to Luc cinda Campbell transfer lots L and 6 block 14 plat hp 1. Anna Zetmer to W. N. Wright & Sons Company transfer part of lot 9 block 32 plat A for 16000 dollars.
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Eisiszanna C. Lari
Piece Andriet Noghaar
Ona L. Crazier
Luccinda Campbell
Anna Zetmer
W. N. Wright & Sons Company
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised in Cisco Testimony
S A Read of Cisco Texas reports a wrist sprain cured by Ballard's Snow Liniment after other remedies failed. He recommends it to sprain sufferers. Available 60c and 1 60 at Cave’s Depot Drug and Wash Avenue location.
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S. A. Read
Cisco
Texas
Ballard
Geo
Cave
Wash. Ave
J. E. Cave
Depot Drug Zere
Man killed at Ogier-Lucin cut‑off
Allen Powson, about 30, died after fainting at work on a launch used in the Ogier-Lucin cut-off construction. A coroner’s inquest at Willard found accidental death. Powson, a Missouri resident with relatives there, was brought to Ogden and lies at Larkins' Undertaking awaiting orders.
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Allen Powson
Ogden
Powson
Justice of the Peace
J. M. White
Willard
Parry
Box Elder
Jackson County
Missouri
Larkins
University Team to Meet Ogden High at Glenwood
The University of Utah football squad visits Ogden High at Glenwood tomorrow afternoon with an average weight target of 155 pounds for guards and tackles. Twenty players will be tried out during the game as Ogden High hopes to challenge the stronger visitors.
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University of Utah
Ogden High School
Glenwood
University
Holmes
Scudder
Farley
Andafones
Johnson
Tracy
Snow
Morn
Harcombe
Righ
Livingston
Greenwell
Hausen Strengthens Salt Lake Base Ball Team in Series
In Salt Lake yesterday afternoon the Salt Lake team faced Butte in a baseball game. Hansen, formerly Ogden’s catcher, played for the Galt Lakers and drew enthusiastic greeting at his first at bat. He hit a single scoring Donahue, and scored on Davis's hit as Salt Lake built a lead. Babett and Hanley hit two run doubles in the sixth to push the score. Salt Lake added one in the first, two in the third and fourth, one in the sixth and three in the seventh. Hansen is slated to play again this afternoon.
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Butte
Salt Lake
Hansen
Ogden
Galt Lakers
Donahue
Davis
Babett
Hanley
Balt Lake
Mansen
Balt Lako
Butte and Salt Lake Play By Innings
Butte scores five runs in the final innings to edge Salt Lake 5 to 3. McNeely and Dowling split pitching duties with Holt Lake noted for two innings of work. Key plays include two-base hits by McHale McKevitt and Wilmot and notable sacrifices from Weaver Babbett Lynch Ward Shaffer and Rankle.
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Ildoa
Donahue
Hlausen
Llowlett
Darla
Hanley
Eae
Asd
Flannery
Mabbett
McNeely
Ballea
McNeedy
Dowling
Yellow fever reported in Laredo Texas
A telegram from General Grant reports a yellow fever case at Laredo on the Rio Grande in the Texas department. The notice emphasizes the spread risk and the wariness in frontier towns.
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Laredo
Washington
Grant
Department of Texas
Taredo
Lio Grande
Fresh Trout Sale Sparks Municipal Court Complaint
Ogden residents recall a 75 cent speckled trout sale at Elite Case linked to T. C. Foley. County game warden Lut Sylvester Grow filed a municipal court complaint alleging sale of possibly Idaho trout or improper origin during a 17th month incident amid visiting delegates.
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T. C. Foley
Utah
Ogden
Minor Offenders Face Justice In Municipal Court
In court this morning Clarence Ernst’s disturbance case was dismissed after the witness failed to appear and Kayne reportedly left the city. John Tate and John Schmidt received suspended sentences for vagrancy after presenting union cards. Peter Bridler and J. G. Sneddon were granted suspended sentences on condition of refraining from further intoxication. J W Iaaksman paid a $5 fine for an American tag. five days jail if unpaid. Martinear Garsear and M F Ruddy were allowed suspended sentences for disturbing the peace and vagrancy respectively.
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Clarence Ernst
Harry Bogan
Kayne
John Tate
John Schmidt
Peter Bridler
J. G. Sneddon
J. W, Iaaksman
Finlander
Martinear Garsear
M. F. Ruddy
Sunday School Conference Program Draws Weber Stake Leaders
Weber Stake Sunday School conference convenes at the Ogden Tabernacle Sunday September 27 beginning 10 o clock with an afternoon session at 2 and a 7 30 evening meeting. A special Saturday September 26 7 30 gathering of Weber Stake Ward superintendents and stake workers is called by the general Sunday School Union Board.
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Weber Stake
Ogden Tabernacle
General Sunday School Union Board
Chase
Compliments for Ogden Authorities Praised by Resident
A well known Ogden resident lauds the mayor city council county commissioners and police for their handling of the large Irrigation Congress and county fair crowds. He reports no vulgarity drunkenness or disorder and says the good conduct will be a lasting advertisement for the city. O P McDowell signs the letter in the Ogden Standard dated September 25 1903.
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Ogden
The
Standard
O. P. McDowell
District Court Sessions Open With Multiple Civil Matters
This morning Judge Kolapp presided over civil probate and criminal matters. Administration letters were issued for Sam Shiver and Huartle Estabrook estates with bonds set at 800 and 2500 dollars respectively. The Kienke divorce was dismissed and Goddard versus Goddard will follow the criminal case involving assault with a deadly weapon on August 22. Jurors sworn include Hestmark and Jones among others as witnesses testified. The Lena Goddard versus Howard Goddard case is scheduled to be heard afterward and is described as sensational.
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Kolapp
Sam Shiver
J. C. Jones
Huartle Estabrook
Chas. Zelmer
Kienke
Goddard
Hestmark
Edgar Jones
Thos.a. Whalen
W. D., Russell
G. Clark
Davia M. Moore
C. C. Blanch
GW. James
Lena Goddard
Howard A. Goddard
Kemmerer Coal Guaranteed the Best
MM L Jones Coal and Tee Co advertises guaranteed best coal with office at 407 24th Yard, corner Sith and Wall, telephone 1402.
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Kemmerer Coal
L. Jones Coal & Tee Co
Sith and Wall
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