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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
2
The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah lists advertising terms for subscriptions mailed outside Utah. It notes word limits and calls out advertising agents outside the city, with communications directed to the Standard in Ogden Utah.
A weather bulletin notes abundant snowpack in the mountains across watersheds, aiding irrigation and prospectively strong crops. November to February saw heavy snow, with steady melt and favorable spring conditions expected. Government forecasters warn of ample water supplies and steady temperatures aiding the next harvest.
The editorial salutes a decisive city election victory for reformers in St Louis, declaring corruption ousted after a nationwide backlash. It argues parties suffer taint from graft, while portrays new settlers from England and Canada heading to Saskatchewan and Alberta, bringing rugged colonist prospects and resilience.
A fragment mentions the Irchel hydrographic survey and a Simos geological team. Details are sparse but indicate ongoing mapping work. Further readable items reference survey activity and local geographic studies.
Dean collects data from several parks in the wrk region to assess gelation of water for irrigation and the quantity of water losses from evaporation. The article discusses river channels, diversion for irrigation, evaporation effects, and how irrigation schemes influence water value in arid regions.
The article portrays President Ivosevilt fatigued by nonstop attention as he plans to retreat beyond Washington to Yellowateno Park and then to a national retreat. It notes his desire for quiet and hints at the burdens of leadership amid scrutiny from guards and the press.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses enduring marriage, trust, and mutual comfort in old age. It presents a tribute to lifelong companionship, contrasting idealized conjugal tenderness with the realities of aging and the solace found in unity. The piece centers on a white haired couple and reflects on enduring affection.
A reflective meditation on an elderly couple who once loved, now bound by deep friendship. They recall a springtime romance with reverent sweetness, choosing mutual esteem and discreet affection over public display. Their lasting bond endures through shared joys, sorrows, and quiet fidelity.
A turbulent morning in New York and London left traders watching a mixed scene with small advances in some rails and steels while several major names dipped. Amalgamated abandoned gains, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific saw support, and most prices fluctuated with a cautious tone as noon approached.
The report lists livestock prices with lambs sheep and feeders, notes on mixed lots, and sales ranges. It includes New York commodity quotes for coins, papers, and markets, with wool sugar coffee and other items showing steady or dull trends in various markets. It records on call rates and exchange conditions, including prime paper and bills, with a general sense of market liquidity and activity.
The Chicago scene lists Wheat May 7 51 1 4, Corn May 3 1 4, with August and July postings. Rye, Flax, Timothy, Barley prices noted. Amalgamated Copper, American Smelter, Baltimore & Ohio, Canadian Pacific, and other major stocks show varied quotational levels. Market readings reflect a broad array of commodities and equities typical of an April trading day.
An OCR noisy list shows railroad names and stock figures including Missouri Saville New York Central Norfolk Westar Pennsylvania Railways Rock Triaund Southern Railway Western Union Wabash and others with varied pricing terms such as 1-2 61a2 6.6 138 102 1 8 and 47 1-4. The fragment hints at a broader market page featuring common and preferred stock valuations and rail line references without coherent narrative.
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