Ogden daily notices and court report mix
Random notices from Ogden section include arrivals and visits of William Horowitz and family, Mrs Johnston, Mrs Fauikner, and others. local ads for meats, poultry, coal and loans. a theft watch recovered. marriage certificates issued. court sentence of a trainwreck boy. and business notes on Wilson Jumber Co and Box Elder News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Jumber Co
Chas. C. Wilson
Soren Thompson
Edward Thompson
Tear Hiver City
David Eccles
James M. Cange
Orden
C. C. Wilson
Jay. M. Canae
David Eeebee
Tremont
Bear River City
Box Elder News
Bids Open for Excavating on 21st and 25th Streets
Bids for excavating and grading sections of 21th and 25th Street between Adams and Jefferson avenues must be received by 7:30 PM on September 28, 1903. Bids priced per cubic yard. City reserves right to reject all bids. Wal Driver, Chairman Street Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
25Th Street
Adams and
Jefferson Avenues
Wal Driver
State Board of Barbers to Meet September 30 1903
The State Board of Examiners of bar bers will meet on the 30th day of September, 1903, at Rheinbold's Barber shop at 10 o'clock a.m. All applicants for examination are requested to appear. PELIX RHEINBOLD, Pres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners of Barbers
Rheinbold
Mrs. Fowler to Lecture Tonight on Progressive Psychology
New York noted lecturer Mrs. Fowler, expert on Progressive Psychology, begins a five lecture series tonight at 8 at Connley’s Academy 2493 Wash. Ave, free to all. Tomorrow at 2 30 p m a session for ladies only on The Laws of Motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Fowler
New York
Con‘ley's Academy
Conley's Academy
Wash. Ave
Builders Exchange Special Meeting Called for Monday
Members are asked to attend a special meeting this Monday evening at p m sharp. President Fr Mitchell and Secretary V J Smyth sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders Exchange
P. m. Sharp
FR. Mitchell
V. J. Smyth
Card of Thanks for Brinkerhoff Family
Mrs. Geo AF Brinkerhoff and family thank friends for kindness during illness and death of G M Brinkerhoff at the family residence 1435 West Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Af. Brinkerhoff
G. M. Brinkerhoff
West
Patterson
Crescent Flour Flourished Brand Ad Note
An old advertisement proclaims Crescent Flour as the best flour for bread, claiming superior whiteness lightness strength and purity. It states Crescent Flour is for sale by all grocers and equates bread quality with the flour.
Postoffice Moved to New Kiesel Building
The post office relocated yesterday to the Kiesel building with minimal disruption to patrons. The move included safes and departments such as postal, money order, registered mail, stamps, and railway mail, with the new space featuring natural wood finishes, a north end general delivery, and a spacious well lit alcove layout designed for efficient mail handling.
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Kiesel
Kievsel
Stamp Department
Municipal Court Notes Minor Offenders Arraigned and Sentenced
A large number of minor offenders were arraigned in municipal court. China Nell forfeited $10 for smoking opium at a resort. Several drunks including John A. Lynch Jack Islop John Jones and James Robinson received suspended sentences. Others faced hearings or fines for disturbing the peace vagrancy and cruelty to animals. An agreement allowed John Burns to pay for two stolen shoes and be discharged. J P Conley and others await further hearings at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Nell
Mlunicipal
John A. Lynch
Jack Islop
John Jones
James Robinson
Dace Mahoney
Frank Shirk
Frank Younger
John Bennett
Slade
George Gardner
St. Louis Beer Hall
John Burns
Rosenthal
Charles Stout
John Fitzgerald
Bill Johnson
J. Larman
John Cox
J. P. Conley
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Omaha Local Sale
Omaha cattle hog and sheep receipts for Sept 28 show cattle mostly steady to 10 cents lower with ranges noted for native and western steers cows and heifers calves stockers and bulls. hogs steady with heavy and light classes listed. sheep receipts around 20 000 with yearlings wethers ewes and lambs priced in the 2.25 to 5.06 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ftedera
Staga
German towns give wild birds care in winter and spring
A London Mail correspondent reports in Dresden that Germans lead in bird care. Winter shelters are built in parks and gardens, with ample food including mountain ash berries for thrushes and blackbirds. Supplies are sold cheaply, and in spring birds nest in wooden boxes high in trees to keep cats away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London Mail
Dresden
Woman Rebuilding Health Seen Near Window
In a quiet scene a wife sits by the window sewing as she recovers from illness. The speaker notes she was thought to be on the mend yesterday, and today shows signs of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
Borrowed PEN ME as Some folka weasel
The fragment cites a quote from the Washington Star about dialect and language use. It mentions Uncle Eben and a description comparing thinking to an ostrich’s feathers, suggesting traits in speech or behavior. The text is garbled, with unclear context or event details.
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Eben
Washington Star
Fiskernap Swets Question on Justice Representation
Fragmentary OCR cites dialogue about justice representation and a recurring theme of evading consequences. The readable text shows a character saying yes to representation and a recurring joke about the big fellow getting away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiskernap
County Board Considers Repeal Of Merchant License Ordinance
The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session to review routine matters and bills. Attorney John E. Bagley asked for repeal of the recently passed merchant license ordinance amid county road and poor relief discussions and an inspection of jail repairs, with a 2 o'clock recess to finalize claims and payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County
John E. Bagley
Strei
Wilson
J. W. Abbott
Good Roads
Department of Agriculture
Abbott
Stanford
John Grow
George Stowe
J. H. Brown
Wyckoff
Seamans & Benedict
Clarence Jones
Recorder’s
A. W. Meek
Asgessor
Henry Field
A. F. Richey
Samuel Walker
Samuel Hunter
Murry Jacobs
Thos. D. Walker
Yeabelia A. Hunter
Norman Wright
Fstratts
Burch
Read's testimonial for Ballard's Snow Liniment
Read of Cisco Texas reports a severe wrist sprain from a fall and credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with curing the injury after other remedies failed. The product is sold for 50 cents to a dollar by Geo. Cave at 2301 Wash Ave and Jd. E. Cave at Depot Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Read
Cisco
Texas
Maren Lith
Ballard
Geo
Cave
Jd. E. Cave
Depot Drug Store
Ruin of Rheinfels Castle Near St Goar Noted in Berlin Dispatch
Berlin correspondent reports the Rheinfels ruin towering 378 feet above the Rhine at St Goar. Built by Count Diether II of Katzenelnbogen, it changed hands in battles with Hessians and French. Sold in 1812 for $500, bought in 1843 by Prince William of Russia, later German emperor.
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Rheinfels
St. Goar
Rhine
Berlin
The
Public Ledger
Diether II
Katzenelnbogen
Prince William of
Russa
The Elusive American Face in Cosmopolitan Legend
A London health writer argues that unlike distinct racial faces the American face lacks a single defining feature. He notes traces of English, Teutonic, French and Irish roots but concedes the American abstract cannot reliably evoke Uncle Sam or a universal American visage.
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London
Sam
Unclear dialogue on umbrella purchase in stray text
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows a quoted exchange about an umbrella and a pawnshop purchase with garbled wording. No clear persons or events are identifiable.
Sacred Heart Academy marks a Silver Jubilee gift
Alumnae of Sacred Heart Academy celebrated the institution’s twenty fifth anniversary and opened with a surprise gift a burnished silver gong. The inscription reads Sacred Heart Academy from the Alumnae Silver Jubilee Sept. 16, 1903. Sisters and alumnae share gratitude as the gong’s silver voice recalls years of prayer and school life.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Sisters of Sacred Heart Academy
Market quotations from copper to western union values
A historical list of stock and commodity prices with bid and ask figures across multiple companies and exchanges. It includes Copper, Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio, Metropolitan, Chesapeake & Ohio, Erie, New York Central, Reading, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Steel, Western Union, and others with prices and stock status notes. The data reflects a snapshot of market activity at the time.
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Copper
Atchizon Common
Atchicon
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Sugar
Texas
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Steel Preferred
Western Union
Wabash Preferred
Pt. Paul
Arrivals at the Reed Hotel Over 24 Hours
A list of guests arriving at the Reed Hotel over the past 24 hours includes numerous individuals and couples from cities such as Chicago New York Detroit Manchester Denver San Francisco Milwaukee Spokane Albany and others. Names include Hill Newman La Bour Pounder Kingey Knowlton McKenzie and more with several wives noted.
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Reed Hotel
Hill
Chicagos
Weist
New Yorks
All Newman
Detroit
Mitchell
A. O
Bovner
St. Patt
Geo
la Bour
Chicago
Pounder
Los Angeles
Chas
Mingham
Manchester
England
E. RB. Tarrigan
Spokaney
Ifjadama
Albany
New York
Fr. B. del Nelle
West Sides
V. Grodt
West Side
Mbsl Hirsch
Deki Meigoa
Rail and railway notes from Ogden to Reno and Illinois report
The dispatch covers Southern Pacific personnel in Ogden and Reno, crew cuts at Sacramento, and a Reno Gazette note on a rumored SP spotter. It also cites Illinois Central 1902 financials with receipts, expenses, dividends, and surplus funds. A local opinion defends railroad honesty amid past craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Wadsworth
Reno
Chicago
Southern Pacific Company
Reno Gazette
Neglected Colds and a Cough Syrup Endorsed by Users
A note on neglecting colds affecting mucous membranes and organs, promoting Tallard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy. A user from Valley Mills, Texas praises Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs and throat issues, with local druggists G. F. Cave and J. E. Cave selling it.
Sugar and coffee prices and weather note
Sugar and coffee prices listed with Raw firm 33-5 refining 65 test 2932 and molasses 35-32. Refined 5.50 powdered 5.00 granulated 4. Rio 65-16. Weather notes partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with possible showers and cooler temperatures.
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New York
Spotless Town and Lady Audley’s Secret at the Grand
Amusements highlight Spotless Town a successful musical farce by Tanager Morosco featuring top professionals. The Grand hosts it tonight and announces Lady Audley’s Secret coming Tuesday Sept 25 praised as wholesome entertainment appealing to all ages.
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Tanager Morosco
Lady Andey
Grand Opera House
Lady Audley
Reduced Rates to Utah State Fair via Oregon Short Line
Reduced fares apply for travel to the Utah State Fair in Salt Lake City. Trip from October 17, 1903, with tickets on sale October 3 to 6. Return limit October 12, one fare for round trip. Travel arranged by Oregon Short Line.
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Salt Lake City
Oregon Short Line
Beautiful Women Beauty Promoter Advertises Herbine Dose
An old advertisement touts Herbine claiming it prevents constipation and aids digestion after meals. Mrs. Wm. M Stroud of Midlothian Texas praises the product for eight years fighting constipation bilious fever and malaria. Sold by G. F. Cave and J. J. Cave in local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M Stroud
Midlothian
Texas
G. F. Cave
Wash Ave
J. J. Cave
Depot Drug Store
Conference Reduced Train Fares to Salt Lake in Oct 1903
Oregon Short Line offers six trains Ogden to Salt Lake and return for 150 cents. Special 8 30 a m Oct 4 6 and 7 with return 6 p m Salt Lake. Regulars depart Ogden 7 33 8 to 10 65 a m 3 03 p m 7 10 p m. Tickets on sale Oct 16 to Oct 6 inclusive. Return by Oct 12 1903. Further info from G H Corse and G A Henry.
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Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
Oct
Ogden
Fox
G. H
CORSE
G A. Henry
Ticket Agt
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Fred M. Nye
Outfitter
Kelly & Herrick
William Horowitz
Fort Sraith
Arkansas
J. Stein
A. E. Weatherby
Charles Fauikner
Evanston
Union Market
Reading Club
Crockwell’s
MM. Johnston
Lewis
James Osborne
John
F. L. Keller & Co
C. McEwan
C. Richards
Shorter Deen
Deen
Edith Heardley
Tribune
Browning
Lindvik
McCann and
Walker
Cragon Bros
C. C. Richards, Jr
Eerles
Clarence E.alfred
Huntaville
Mary
Smout
Slaterville
Joan Wr. Hicks
Bakersfield
Califarnia
Cecelia J. Henry
London Market
24Th Street
F. Wright
A. McLaren Doyle
Hoyle
Boyle Furniture Company
Rio Grande Vesters Railway
East Lake City
Pratt
Is. Redford
Spencer
Idaho
Gden
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Law
Redford
Redford Transportation Company
Baryous
Gertrude Vane
Plain City
Magpie Geddes
Baker City
Oregon
Gertrude Vause
Maggie Geddes
Tilian England
Millie Man
Joan Geddes
Ogden Canyon
Sidney Stevens Implement Co
McFarland’s
Farmington
Kolapp
Charles Fowler
Salt Lake and Ogden
Halverson
Hamer
Board of Control of the Irrigation Congress
Chizens
George Gray
W. TE .Stowell
J.t.rushmer
Optician
Prouo
Pelix Rheinbold, Pres
Crescent
Oman
Varsity
Hart Schaffner & Marz
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Wright's Clothing Store
Hart Schaffner & Marx ‘Hand Talared
Lupo Righs
Harthchadass & Barge
Cy.osing
Ogden Brokerage &Co
Washington
First National Bank
Brokerage Co
Washington Ave
GC. P. Pruitt
Burlington
James Agler
B. A. Worthington
Blue Canyon
Emigrant Gap
Tallard
W. Akendrick
Valley Millys
J. E. Cave
J. H. Becraft
Cor
Grant
Itg Science
O. S. Fowler
Boyle Hardware Company
John A, Boyle
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