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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
2
In Ogden Utah the Ogden Standard Publishing Co announces a policy change affecting advert ising. The notice, dated 6 410 in Vumaumnnvertions, lists contact points for submission and clarifies required formats and offices including Ogden and Lili.
The text provided appears garbled and does not contain clear names, events, places, or dates to summarize into a coherent news item. No usable entities or actions are evident to form a factual T and S within the required limits.
Fragmented OCR recounts Ivan Shatty of New York proposing a new quadres for making steel from malleable iron. The Norfolk Virginia contact outlines a conference with steel authorities about a novel method to convert clap wetul jute into high grade steel and tools. He predicts several steel producing processes ahead and claims potential mass production at two vales per pound.
An old newspaper fragment discusses President Nugravell under fire from critics and the Western New York Old Maids convention. It notes Reverend Pentecost and remarks on the president’s reputation, debating whether his statements meet public expectations as women debate his leadership and reforms.
A debate within the American Federation of Labor shows distrust of Parry and his “undigested” stance while manufacturers back him. The piece portrays tensions between organized labor and business interests, citing Debs and conservative labor leaders as pivotal voices in the dispute over industrial policy and peaceful reform.
A reader reports on immigration to South Africa, noting labor opportunities offer higher pay but carry strong risks. The piece discusses wages, living costs, and the lure for clerks and artisans, warning natives to avoid emigration while detailing conditions from various regions and the impact on families and employment.
Chicago reports show heavy trading declines across mettals and securities after a Metropolitan Street Railway raid shakes markets. Steel and coal prices fall while cattle and hog receipts rise, with crews noting tight supplies and mixed demand as rails reel from disruptions.
Fragmentary Kansas City market listing shows cattle and sheep receipts with prices and ranges. Mentions bulls, packers, and workers, plus odd values and misread fragments. Readable items include receipts totals and per-head prices, but details are incomplete and scattered across the OCR.
April 17 summary of cattle and hog trade at Omata market. Listings include 3 000 cattle, 4.25 to 4.25 GH per head, feeders and stags noted. Readable items mention live slaughters and unspecified products, with various figures and terms.
Fragmented OCR text reports on money market terms with references to rates such as 4.87 and 4.61 percent, plus scattered numbers and currency symbols. No coherent events or entities are clearly identifiable from the readable excerpt.
Wheat and corn prices mixed across markets with May and July contracts quoted in San Francisco Chicago and Atchison reports. Prices show fluctuations in futures and spot values as traders track wheat and corn trends amid broad commodity activity.
Traders reported a broad rebound with many issues lifting as concerns over bear conditions eased. Prices rose across leading rails and utilities, with Manhattan, New York Central, Union Pacific, and Westinghouse Electric among notable gainers, while some laggards dipped and early hesitation gave way to renewed buying.
A compact fragment lists Mook Island with measurements and names such as Bl St. Paud Suwa and Teo 1. It mentions 30 td and 48 Teo 1 with references to Wood, U. & Bteel, and preferved items including 30 5-8 and 43. 6-8. The text appears as a damaged OCR snippet of a catalog or inventory.
A brief stock and grain update notes cash and margin trading and cites First National Bank and Ogden Brokerage at 2482 Washington Ave with phone 463. The fragment mentions continuous quotations and trading activity in New York stocks and Chicago grains.
Unanimous senate action in Albany approves George Wilson Marger of New York City to replace dul McCullagh as superintendent of the bureau of elections for the metropolitan district. The decision follows a four-district session and hinges on a general body validation of the Kane field scale affecting 10,000 to 12,000 workers.
Advices report a major victory by a noted protean leader over a large area led by the prominent Lewisrue. Thiam Seoggin purchased from Tyed Poster the stallion Dr. Rice, a horse with prior Brookhanilivap success and other notable events. Price details unclear.
In Seattle on April 17 resolutions were adopted protesting the appointment of Arthur C Jackson as Alaska commissioner to the Alaska Purchase Exposition. The meeting in Juneau sent copies to every Alaska city. The resolutions claim Jackson is not a resident of Juneau and that residents lack confidence in him. It notes Jackson previously supported Alaska exhibits at Buffalo and Atlanta exhibitions.
Disjointed notices talk of stalled treaty talks with Cuba and in Washington dated April 1. Fragmentary items mention a court figure in Missouri, a railway attorney, and vessel movements in the Pacific fleet with ships City of Pekin and City of Sydney due for overhauls. German Reichstag debates phosphorous ban for sniffing and related health concerns.
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