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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1903
Page
7
Ogden educational notes report the Board of Education accepted the new high school annex. The high school opens with 340 students registered by day two, a 52-student increase. principal replaced, staff changes, and a revived athletic association. Football beat alumni 66 to 0. music program details and teacher meetings announced.
Miss Orth reports primary grades in splendid order and a strong school year ahead. Illness affects staff, with Miss Richards and Miss Trellis Carder out. substitutes include Miss Costly and Miss Ethel Orth. Candy factory smoke irritates Central area schools. enrollment remains high with 713 pupils at Grant. Madison’s Miss Higginbotham moves to third grade. Principal Adams builds a new school orchestra. Primary teachers met at High school. discipline discussed and socializing followed. Despite new faces, staff are settled and working harmoniously. Clerk Rolapp has had a very demanding two weeks.
Mrs C C Matthewson reports a diabetes cure via Fulton Cory treatment after failing standard hospitals and a friend’s treatment. The piece touts Bright's Disease and Diabetes as curable, cites wholesale claims and lists agents at 409 Washington St San Francisco and other locations.
The Board of Education met last night with Directors Dee Conroy Gwilliam Joyce Supt. Allison and Clerk Rolapp present. The finance committee reported 713.80 received from sale of school books and 105.95 due. Sanitary committee noted two scarlet fever cases in the city and praised overall health. The buildings and grounds committee reported the High School addition completed and accepted. Bicycle racks at the High School referred to that committee with power to act. Mrs Daisy McGaw's resignation was received and accepted. Piano rentals for buildings referred to the supply committee.
In Good Shepherd parish Led Charea officiates with 7:30 early celebration and 9:45 Sunday school. First Congregational and First Presbyterian offer morning sermons, evening services and choir music with specific subjects and guest singers noted.
The body of Hans Hansen, chief engineer of the steamer Eva, was recovered floating in the bay at Alameda. No injuries are evident, and it is believed he fell from Long Wharf in Oakland while returning to his steamer, which had been there a week ago.
The note claims two years of nearly total crop failure for Schilling's Best pepper seed in the United States. It asserts Schilling's Best is the best variety and offers money back on all purchases, even at a loss for short crops, promising refunds if the crop fails.
The First Church of Christ Scientist invites all to services at 11 a.m. on Sunday with the subject Unreality and Sunday school at 10 15 a.m. A Wednesday evening meeting is at 8 p.m. Free reading rooms are open daily 2 to 6 p.m. Suite 212 Eccles building welcomes all.
Corner Thirty first and Washington details morning and evening preaching. Sunday school at 3. C E at 6 30 and an evening service at 7 30.
Morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 30. Bible school at 10 a m. B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Strangers welcome. Evening subject The Devil Prefer red.
Swedish Lutheran Church at Corner Jefferson Ave and Twenty third St schedules Sunday school at 12 15 pm and regular service at 7 pm with next Thursday October 1 at 730 pm installing the pastor by Dr C A Swensen of Lindsborg Kansas in Swedish and English. A Elmquist pastor welcomes all.
Weber Stake Academy reports strong enrollment about ten percent above last year and a new discipline system reducing tardiness. Monthly reports will show student standings and attendance. Domestic arts is popular with many girls enrolled. rooms renovated for the class. A tapestry rug brightens the study hall and new equipment arrives. Night school starts October 2 with missionary studies and plans for a large mixed class. A telephone is installed. faculty members McKay and Tanner visited. a private office is added. The school hosts an autumn reception for Miss Jennette McKay, with board members and teachers in attendance. Miss McKay will study at Chicago University.
German Evangelical Church announces Pastor Zimmer's residence at 828 East Second South Salt Lake City. Sunday school meets at the Swedish Lutheran church at 2 p.m. The next Tecular service will be held October 4. You are cordial invited.
Times despatch from Vienna says all except one who turned King's evidence stand by their pre test attitude against the assassins and declare actions were dictated by conscience. The accused officers likely face condemnation followed by a pardon.
A meeting of top car wheel manufacturers in Atlantic City outlined a proposed 9 million capitalization for the National Car Wheel Company. The head pattern center will be in New York with leading northern firms to be included.
President Roosevelt will visit the Adirondacks as the guest of William H. Seward of New York. The arrival date is not definite, but guides plan a fine deer hunting trip during the stay.
An old advertisement touts Terrible plagues or Tenis as skin diseases and claims Dean's Ointment cures. The copy urges readers to obtain the ointment at any drug store.
W. Farr and Co have moved from 316 2nd Street to 2309 Wash Ave. They stock flour hay grain and feed with a specialty in poultry supplies and promise prompt delivery near the corner of 23rd and Wash Ave.
Andrew B D Cook, a prominent Layton citizen born in Salt Lake City in 1855, died at his home at 9 this morning after six weeks of typhoid fever. He would have turned 48 on November 1. He leaves a wife and eight children, two of whom are very ill with the fever.
Adjutant General Bell announced the state will keep troops in the Cripple Creek district while needed. He warned arrests for any disorder and said Colorado will mobilize all able bodied men if strikes threaten during Governor James Pea’s term. Troopers Macklin, Snodgrass, and Davis sustained nonserious gunshot wounds from an accidental discharge.
Eureka reports an 18 year old man, Lleber Mellor, injured by a blasting accident at the Yankee mine near Salt Lake. He was brought to Keogh Wright hospital with a badly lacerated face after a charge exploded while inspecting a failed hole. Dr. Hensel removed over sixty rock fragments and prepared him for transport. Also noted is the funeral of Edward Evans, age 40, born in Cornwall, England, a noted hammerman who competed in the Fourth of July drilling contest.
Fillmore Utah Sept 25 This morning Frank Rogers ex treasurer of Millard county was arrested for embezzlement. He faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Jackson and was held to the district court in bond of 1500. He had been county treasurer 1901 1902 and is accused of a shortage totaling 1245 48 after locating old warrants and returning some property.
The Beatrice steamship bound for New York with 35 crew members and 400 tons of codfish sank after a hurricane south of Delaware breakwater. The vessel, named Beatrice and owned by the Atlantic Victoriea company of Cane, was valued at 325000. The Currituck life-saving station reported the stern was pounding bottom up two and a half miles south of Caffey’s Inlet.
In Weber County Utah the administrator I G Jones announces claims against the estate of Sam Shivers deceased must be filed with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be presented to Henderson MacMillan attorneys in Ogden Utah.
A humorous warning links stylish headwear to rising baldness and parasitic germs. It touts Nevbro's Herpleide as the cure, claiming it kills germs and restores healthy hair, with samples available by mail from The Harpielda Co in Detroit.
Fragmentary note promotes Burdock Blood Bit tots as a remedy to improve digestion and appetite, claiming health benefits for the body. It emphasizes digestion and overall health without providing medical advice or scientific support.
Reports from Belgrade discuss the trial of an army officer recently arrested on conspiracy charges. Details remain sparse as dispatches describe possible effects on the case and regional stability.
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