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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
2
The Standard notes that communications to the paper are limited to a specified word count and must be published in full, with no special advertising events beyond standard notices. It directs readers to submit items to The Standard Publishing Co in Ogden, Utah.
The Standard reports that taxpayers agree to allow public discussion on Ogden water works. Mayor and city council must seek voter approval before any action, with a 30 day window for public consideration and no rushed proceedings.
The Albany newspaper reports Rev Hugh O Ventecost of New York criticizes proposed limits on procreation linked to President Roosevelt. He argues religion and natural law require multiplying and replenishing the earth, condemning calls to curb births as a crime against humanity.
President DM Parry of the National Association of Manufacturers denounces labor unions as allies of boycott and sabotage. He claims organized labor, a 2,000,000 strong force, seeks to undermine arbitration and oppose shorter hours while praising anti union bills and political maneuvering.
A fragmentary railing argument defends eight hour work laws as a step toward progress while opposing coercive regulation. It contends liberty allows laws to uplift education, culture, and public welfare, yet warns against despotic powers and corporate co optation that seek to suppress worker dignity.
New York April 15 opening prices show mixed moves in the slavk market. Demand rose on large blocks of Sugar and Tre, lifting several rail and industrials a point or more, while Western stocks and other blue chips fluctuated with some declines and steady receipts in various livestock and grain items.
Omaha April 13 cattle market reports 5 000 cattle with demand steady. Native steers quoted around 4 25 per cwt with a drop of 100 head. Cows and heifers listed at about 1 0 per cwt as traders note price sag.
A list of arrivals includes Hilton and 0 fh Gray, Ryn Francino, de C. Russell Meavery, Ralph We Waren from New York, Spencer Marwear in Spoticar Idaho, Cy Jono in Philadelphia, Mr and Mrs Bou, Miss Walbrook Bastany, Lee Nushler New York, Samy lexter New York, Milton Ge Byer Denver, I. T. William San Francisco, Zeal los St. Tanda, Mr and Mrs de A Temeliton RL Leniay Weley Chicago, Hubert M. Ranhioa Dontory MW Tons Sainty Chicago, J. CL Van Viena Omaha, Maud Shamons Huntevilla AL, Ja C. Robiison Denver, Mrsah Des Muinest Keaton and daughter Worlick Germany, By la Baker Providence letter, Roby BoI Aldea, Mortuudy Dios Ke Nontam Say Venticiveus Idaho.
Cannery receipts show about 21 000 units with market activity steady but mixed. Prices range from 3.40 to 7.18 for cattle, with bulls and steers trading around 4.00 to 5.00 and sheep receipts near 1 000 showing mixed quality from flood to choice.
New York and Chicago market notes show Wall Street money on the wall at about 5 percent in earnest, with bankers bills and silver values quoted. The piece cites exchange rates for Mexican dollars, silver, and several future contracts, mentioning wheat futures and government bonds in a terse market snapshot.
York Muay markets report discusses prices for Clover and wheat in New York and Chicago, with figures like Clover priced at $12.00 and cash wheat notes for spring and northern varieties. Mentions April trading activity, refinery notes, and sugar advances with general market movement indicated.
The crowds gathered at Blue River Park for the preliminary handicap shoot at 100 blackbirds. About 200 came to watch the event today in Kansas City.
A garbled OCR notice describes a local parade with many misread names and dates. It mentions a private display from Bogoli and Galambla, a ratification of a United States treaty with Gelumabia deemed highly doubtful, and notes on weather delaying the opening of a National League season.
Fragmentary OCR of a bank balance sheet from First National Bank of Ogden showing assets such as cash deposits securities and loans. It lists items like deposits securities loans reserve accounts and capital but is garbled with unclear figures and misread names.
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