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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1903
Page
2
The Ogden Utah publication outlines ads policies18 The Standard Publishing Co informs readers about subscription details and advertising agents It warns against external advertisers and directs communications to the Ogden office
A fragmentary, reflective scene contrasts snowbound streets with warm parlors. Figures like Jonesy and Mrs. Willi recall cabin scenes, while dignified ladies wander in fine dress as Europe endures a deep winter storm. References to Prometheus and Wasatel evoke cold, distant realms.
United States Geological Survey issues a water survey map covering the Calabasas area from Santa Monica to Chatsworth along the coast. The report notes drought conditions, unused drainage for coast range streams, and potential gravity-driven water supply from the Santa Monica Mountains to Los Angeles, with Malibu and Pacific regions highlighted.
A garbled excerpt reflects fading belief in a geocentric cosmos and later shifts after a controversial claim or discovery. Names and dates are unclear, but the text hints at a transition from planetary platters to a new star or camera era, with cryptic references to figures and triumphs.
Fragmented OCR reveals a discourse on celestial distances, the Milky Way, and the universe. It mentions observations from an observatory, the center of the universe debate, and early rhetoric about a telescope revealing other worlds. The tone mirrors period speculative science writing about light, space, and divine order.
The article details Clark and Harriman plans shaping a southern route toward the Pacific via Utah and California. It suggests Clark would absorb or align with the Oregon Short Line and connect through San Pedro, with Ogden as a key junction, while Gould’s options shrink. The piece notes anticipated traffic shifts and potential benefits to Los Angeles and Union Pacific, amid railroad consolidation dynamics.
The readable phrases discuss grasses and hollows, stems and strength, and a hypothetical wheat straw in solid form. The fragmentary OCR reads unclear about subjects, intervals, and processes, with inconsistent terms and possible misspellings. It provides no definite events or outcomes to summarize into a clear news item.
An uneven OCR fragment mentions a country purist, a learned gendarme-like figure near SheMoll, and a Cambridge stance. A visitor engages a purishlowers member, asking about dormitory questions while confusion over who would attend at Wrington arises.
World markets report erratic moves with New York opening down amid selling pressure. Leads included Northern Securities gain on stay news, while heavy declines hit St Paul Union, Missouri Pacific, and Western rail shares. Chicago and cattle futures show mixed activity. sugar prices steady in New York trade.
An OCR fragment covers grain prices in Saint Louis and San Francisco, with wheat futures and cash quotes, plus New York money on call, exchange rates, copper, and railroad stocks. It cites March and April figures, commodity prices, and banking terms, reflecting a mixed market snapshot.
A London Telegraph anecdote reports a Berlin husband rushing to a shop to buy a silk blouse for his wife. He fails to specify color size or style, offers 20 to 40 marks, and plans to change it anyway. The shopkeeper questions the price and intent, highlighting a comical marital snag.
A Utah Weber county bank report shows assets liabilities and capital as of April 5 10 with figures for resources overdrafts bonds warrants real estate and other items. Cashier A P Bigelow attests the document is a true account of the bank’s condition at close of business on the stated date as sworn before Justice Relly.
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