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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
3
The Ogden Standard Publishing Co advertises subscription and advertising terms. It sets rates for daily, monthly, and yearly editions and directs advertisers to use Utah based agents or contact the Ogden office directly for business.
A winter scene poem describes snowy landscapes and seasonal calm while warning south Bale Lake County residents about a smallpox outbreak. The piece urges vigilance, physician diagnosis, and strict sanitary measures to curb contagion, with authorities preparing to enforce health rules and safeguard public welfare.
The dispatch notes a surge in robberies in western towns, with multiple incidents across Ogden and Salt Lake City. Authorities offer a $200 reward for information leading to arrests, urging citizens to report suspicious activity to police stations.
Fragmentary text references a World War era war, a book by an author named Metailing Wa esperience, and mentions of Roberta and Wi ohoner amid a mix of garbled names. The readable parts suggest a historical overview or authorial note without clear dates or locations.
Readable fragments describe Boer War era tactics and civilizational critique, quoting Lord Roberts and De Wet analysis. The text shifts to a period culinary aside detailing meat processing, sausage production, and labeling aimed at American markets with references to varied meat grades and product branding.
A puzzled young recruit on sentry duty in winter faces confusion and a tense exchange with a fellow officer. The scene highlights miscommunication and a moment of light tension as the recruit struggles to identify a sandwich and the surroundings.
A church meeting at the Episcopal chapel outlines annual needs to fund foreign missions with Milton dollars. Attendees include bishops and church leaders from New York Kyoto Vermont and South Carolina. The speaker argues domestic neglect cannot excuse helping abroad as prayer and giving are the warfare support for missionaries.
The secretary reported to Congress that appropriations for the current year total about $589,180,112, funded by multiple departments. The document notes this sum is less than earlier estimates, with final adjustments pending.
A garbled OCR summary lists budget figures and departments with scattered place names and numbers. It mentions public works, education, agriculture, and appropriations, including totals around 71 million and 62 thousand, plus various year references and departmental allocations, in a patchy record likely from a district or city government.
A regional tale unfolds between a Yorkshire man and a Lancastrian as a joke about finding a Yorkshire man's lost fingers. The story centers on Dan, two of his dugers, a foreman, and a shilling flicked into sawdust prompting the men to hunt among the dust and dust-laden floor.
In Sketches and Tales of Shetland a near drowning tale is told of a man who climbed a edyln Weep cliff and, after a fatal jump, crashed into deep waters. His final words reveal the peril and dramatic voice of Shetland seafaring life.
A fragmentary historical reminiscence contrasts eye strain ideas with a later anecdote about a wedding cake. It recounts Mrs Stayfork and Aunt Spriguardl, a postmaster conversation, and an explanation of how the wedding cake evolved from a wheat-ear tradition to a sugar crusted dessert shared among guests.
In a murky exchange, Town Counselor May Muller hints at funding a new promenade air route while generous benefactor Skindint offers oak trees and acorns. The dialogue presents a comical, coded plea for philanthropy and municipal improvement.
A Weber county merchant admits he loses money due to mistakes and carelessness. The ad promotes Oscar Groshell selling National Cash Register machines on easy payments without interest at 221 Main Street, Salt Lake City, urging readers to send for a catalogue.
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