Standard business office hours revised for the week
The business office of THE STAND ARD will operate daily from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. except Sundays when hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1903
Page
5
The business office of THE STAND ARD will operate daily from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. except Sundays when hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
A brief local notice appears from the editorial room at No 56 Two Kings. The item references a business office designation No 56 Ons Ring and directs readers to approach for further information.
RAND REFERENCES RAND REFERENCES At age 65 General W. 11 Penrose of Salt Lake City Utah took 10000 in surance in the Union Central of Ohio Five premiums 5127 60 Five Annual Dividends paid with policy 1387 88 be ing an average of over 27 per cent per annum How does your policy read Call and ace W W Kennedy Mgr No 19 First Natl Bank City J BR Nuttall of Wella Novadd is in Ogden on a visit Presbyterians sale next door to Fred Jlas sa a Picture Store Washington avenue Thursday Friday and Saturday this week Yellow peaches ripened all at once for this week D Ragan will sell them at 73a bushel Will be gone after If you get your fresh Gah at Weath erby's it will be sealed and cleaned ready for the pan It is officially stated that any bill not presented to the Board of Control of the late Irrigation Congress by Monday travelling will not receive consideration WANTED DBoy with horse deliver Standard route There is a large amount of cream shipped into Ogden and Plain City from Oxford Utah It is used at the creameries Airs Teller s grand millinery opening will occur next Monday and Tuesday September 28 and 29 Mrs Daisy McGaw has a real position in the post office and hands as a teacher in the public schools She
A chaotic local page notes a rummage sale at 2464 Wash Ave and various city items. The Burk et al. jury returns a quick guilty verdict for assault with a deadly weapon, while other townsfolk, arrivals, and sales fill the report.
Bids for excavating and grading 24th and 25th streets between set and Jefferson avenues will be received on or before Monday September 28 1803 at 7 30 oclock. Bid price per cable yard. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Wat Driver Chairman Street Committee.
Notice of default to answer appears in Eva Johnson versus T C Johnson. Second amended complaint filed in John W Ford versus Utah Light and Power. Eva Johnson versus P C Johnson shows defense overdue and divorce likely by default. Harriette E Thompson and others file similar complaint, Riverdale property division involved. Frank I Foster versus Goldelia Foster continued for trial to October 3.
Three protests against the Slavemeyer Loving Cup award for the best sugar beet exhibit have been filed with the Board of Control. Mosiah Evans of Utah Sugar Company is in Ogden investigating the protests while A Rhodes of Garland won the prize for beets from Utah seed.
In city court, Jack AlcCann and Harry Walker pleaded guilty to stealing a watch from shoemaker N P Lindvik. They were sentenced to 60 days each, after admitting the theft occurred near the Ogden river bridge and involved concealing the watch in a wagon of prunes. Other defendants faced vagrancy and peace disturbance charges with varying sentences. trial dates set for October 1.
Real estate transfers filed in Weber County include transfers from Carley Koerner to William Dudley Shaw for lots 14 15 16 in Cropsey First Addition for 650 dollars and from Hans P Borg administrator to Emma Borg Stoddard for a southwest quarter in section 23 township 5 north range 1 west for 100 dollars. Also a transfer from Jessie M Chez to Grace for part of Lot 8 Block 2u for 73 dollars. Separately Premier Balfour and Lord Esher depart Balmoral for Preston estate with Sheffield meeting on October 1.
William Ruff of Shorten Avenue fought off a highwayman near his home about 11 pm. The assailant brandished a bent iron he claimed as a revolver but fled after Ruff grappled him, leaving the improvised weapon behind. Police arrested a man but he was not identified.
The funeral for Mrs Jane Henderson, wife of employee Mr George Shields, was held Sunday at 2 pm in the Fourth Ward meeting house with Bishop Wooley directing services. Attendees included Salt Lake friends and relatives. Mrs Henderson was a Scotland native who had lived in Utah two years. Mosiah Evans and wife visited their nephew Joseph Bush at the Deaf and Dumb school. Mr Shields visited Ogden from South Jordan.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure catarrh at all stages by a constitutional approach. It touts internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 dollars for a cure failure with testimonials available from F J Cheney Co Toledo. New York report notes Coney Island Mardi Gras fundraiser event and $10,000 raised from 75,000 visitors for rebuilding a destroyed mission.
Sheriff Josephson reports Joseph Sullivan alias Harrington and Ed Walker and Ed McCann, jailed for hold ups, shot a tramp at Terrace last August. The trio, joined by Burke Kennedy and Williams, are under guard, with Kennedy seen as gang leader awaiting trial. investigators say outside funds aid their defense as police prepare to break up the criminal dens before winter.
Mr Terrance McGovern and family express sincere gratitude for kind assistance during their bereavement following the violent death of their son James by neighbors and friends of Ogden. Thanks for floral offerings. they no longer feel like strangers in a strange land.
Retail coal notice for L Jones Coal and Ice Co. advertises top quality fuel with office at 407 24th yard corner Sith and Wall and telephone 1402.
The paymaster delivered today’s regular payout on a pay car. The pay car operates on the Union or Southern Pacific line as two large steel water tanks are planned for Wellsone near the round-house and another near the existing wooden tank. Bridge material for the Mosel Battle Mountain cut-off is stored at Mosel spurs. Maintenance of way officials warn work on this cut-off may not start for two years, with light rail on the Battle Mountain Mosel segment to be replaced by heavier eighty pound rails. The delay pleases residents of Mattie Mountain.
Franklin J. Carpenter surveys pyritic smelting as used in Salt Lake valley. He explains two smelting types: Kongsberg carrier smelting for precious metals and a Bessemer inspired oxidation process refining copper matte to blister copper, using iron and sulfur oxidation as the heat source.
The State Board of Examiners of barbers will hold a meeting on September 30, 2008 at Rheinbold's Barber Shop at 11 o'clock a.m. All applicants for examination are asked to appear promptly. President TSHIX Rheinbold presiding.
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