Advertising Agents In Ogden Advised To Contact Office
The Standard states there are 79 advertising agents in the city and urges all advertisers to direct inquiries to the Ogden Utah office or through reputable agencies.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
2
The Standard states there are 79 advertising agents in the city and urges all advertisers to direct inquiries to the Ogden Utah office or through reputable agencies.
A highly charged editorial attacks Teed Smoot and his bid for the United States Senate. It argues against Smoot’s nomination, denounces opponents, and questions the influence of Washington decrees on state voters. The piece emphasizes civic duty and warns of meddling in state sovereignty.
A dense excerpt critiques federal representation and the duty of citizens in a republic. It cites the Utah political scene, calls for adherence to the Federal Constitution, warns against executive overreach, and debates the balance of legislative, judicial, and executive power amid partisan pressures.
A garbled excerpt describes harsh discipline, child welfare concerns, and calls for reform. It notes advocates opposing abuse and urging better education for children, while questioning enforcement and moral norms in society.
The text portrays severe beating and coercive discipline as a child’s experience, describing whipping, threats, and the psychological horror inflicted by adults. It frames these acts as a blunt, brutal method of control, with an emphasis on the child’s fear and the perceived normalcy of violence.
A 19th century summary argues Mexico's exports to the United States and imports from nearby regions dominate its trade, noting rising U S demand and shifting balances. It highlights the United Kingdom and Germany as secondary partners and discusses machinery, textiles, and agricultural goods within Mexico’s commerce.
World markets report a dawn decline in London and steady activity in New York with bankers' bills quoted around demand 4.8 cents and sixty days 4-8. The text notes gains in some sectors while other listings such as bonds and currency show varied movement, reflecting a cautious trading session.
Chicago market notes list buyers and prices for mixed and butcher stock. Notable figures include 2,000 head of tumor Te li aver 1000, market entries for sheep and western cattle, with price ranges around 1.25 and 4,000,000 in western hogs.
Fragmented OCR notes from Kansas City market describe steady to slow sales with dairy and feeder cattle activity. Mentions heifers calves and slaughters with prices and receipts varying, noting a cautious market in the grain belt and limited bidding amid demand fluctuation.
The article profiles Winston Churchill as a notable candidate for the New Hampshire legislature, noting his residence in Cormish,NH and ancestral ties to Maine. It mentions his authorial works and a forthcoming historical romance about the Louisian purchase, highlighting strong New England interest in his candidacy.
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