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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
2
The page outlines subscription terms for Standard publication delivery, including in city and outside Ogden. It states communications and payments, with a 200 word maximum for details and a requirement to publish full actor name. The text appears garbled and partially unreadable.
The Standard announces it has no advertising agents outside ofUtaly and directs all advertisers to deal directly with the Ogden Utah office or through reputable agencies. Address all communications to The Standard Ogden Utah.
Editorial notes touch on independent phone offices and Bell systems, with scattered references to German army spying on telephony. The piece jumps to discussions of Jupiter satellites and governors, bishops, and agitators, plus a crime digest noting thefts in London and a 190d value loss with tens of thousands missing or recovered.
Utah lawmakers debated a proposed irrigation code during recent sessions but a committee report labeled it unsatisfactory, delaying adoption of a more orderly water use policy for agriculture. The discussion underscored the need for a clearer framework governing irrigation rights and practices statewide.
A rough discussion of irrigation law and policy frames cites delays in legislation and urges the Legislature to pause new irrigation measures until investigations by national and state authorities are completed. The text mentions a national conference in El Paso and proposed joint management of irrigation waters with federal and state agencies.
The article surveys U S states adopting indirect tax shifts to replace or supplement general property taxes. It highlights New York and Pennsylvania as early movers with varied constitutional limits, while Ohio Minnesota Mississippi Alabama Maine and Missouri pursue targeted reforms. It notes Colorado and Michigan advancing in revenue reform, with states reporting substantial shares of revenue from non property tax sources.
A clipped, reflective note on social fashions and political loyalties surveys public attitudes toward victory in prize claims and civic duties. It mentions improved mail facilities, a clergyman urging parlor courtship, and references to Davis county and Bayly County Arcus with partisan lines. Naval experts discuss battleship prominence amid current events.
A fragmented and garbled OCR passage presents quirky dialogue and stray proper nouns lacking clear context. Names such as Polly Prise and Dolly Wyse-Bradstreet appear amid misspelled phrases and unclear events, offering little substantive news.
A heavily garbled OCR fragment presents disjointed phrases and names, many unclear. It mentions various figures, locations, and terms with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts, making precise summary difficult.
A garbled report notes Sir Thomas Lipton and Sir Phoure Dewar visiting Graaf Wal derane and Florida races as Glantock is readied to challenge for the American Cup. Ian D-Hringing the owl is mentioned alongside designer tabs and new folders.
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