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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1903
Page
2
The Standard states it currently has no advertising agents outside of Utah and all advertisers should transact directly with the office in Ogden or through reputable agencies. Communications should be addressed to The Llandatad Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
A garbled history of Ogden City warrants argues for prompt payment at par, with calls for issuing and paying city warrants on sight. The text laments slow council action, praises fiscal prudence, and appeals to public welfare while invoking Ogden officials and civic virtues.
The notice urges vigilance after exposure to smallpox, emphasizes seeking medical advice immediately, and outlines quarantine rules. It warns that public health depends on prompt care, reporting symptoms, and enforcing containment to prevent spread. The article notes the need for community trust and timely medical aid during an epidemic.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a 1962 trade or Treasury report with mentions of wheat stocks, exemptions, and prices. It references individuals, places, and numbers in a garbled form, making precise details difficult to extract. The readable elements suggest a report on wheat inventory and related policy context.
A dense OCR summary notes vessel and commodity movements through 1902 to early 1903, comparing November 1901 figures with later months. It highlights changes in wheat shipments, farm product exports, and shipping tonnage by region, with figures for domestic and foreign trade, including California, Memphis, and New Orleans routes.
The article outlines a proposed U.S. pension system for federal and family employees with details on eligibility ages, retirement conditions, and benefit calculations. It mentions positions such as chair, general auditor, and engineers, and notes retirement age and wage-based pension factors.
An advertisement promotes Mother’s Friend as an external aid for expecting mothers to ease pregnancy, relax abdominal muscles, and prevent cracked nipples. It claims benefits for fetal growth and general maternal comfort, urging readers to buy the product from druggists for 1.00 and request a free motherhood booklet from The Bradfield Regulation Co. in Atlanta, GA.
A chaotic theater night at Gasina Theater ends with fines and disorder as spectators intrude on seating, causing a disturbance. Police intervene as the venue struggles with light, crowd control, and an unsteady performance environment.
Fragmentary OCR text references New York figures and a Royal College event. Mentions Professor Jat Crois at Mont Peleo in Martinique with Cheyen West Undid and Wales RUA. Content is garbled and difficult to interpret precisely.
A chaotic report details a case involving several women, including Marchelle Bryan, accused or suspected of aiding poisoning schemes. The narrative cites claims of payments and advice to murder, with references to specific individuals and alleged conspiracies.
Fragmentary OCR text references Dr Abancon Dimi Xenpuel Jan Wh Be toi Si Jard Junot and a mention of 32ne Italiana Voltatone infantry suggesting a partial World War II era or military context. Names and structure are distorted, no clear event or outcome captured.
Elusive notes describe a local dispute over a property and a contested vote at Elev. Officials and residents name competitors and timelines while tensions rise as the community weighs remedies and deadlines.
A garbled report hints at a grand circuit racing season with leaders Carers and Marlin amid speculation. The note references long involvement and a veteran status, with mention of aging and ongoing competition through summer events.
Martin Progger Dill BatTin, famed as a versatile racing cyclist, achieved victories across distances from a quarter mile to six day races. Born in Detroit, he joined the pro ranks in 1900, won Nebraska's 100 mile championship after a crash, and amassed about 850000 in winnings with bets. He later returned to New York after a four year abroad campaign.
Open AI weighty Bing and Jim roprieborn at 244 25th Birees Odes Win face unclear details in the brief notice. The readable names and addresses suggest a local item with limited context and no further facts available.
A list of directors includes David Eeclee, Job Pingree, Joseph Clark, James Sharp, W. TW, Riter, dec. H. Tribe, Bernard White, Thodian D. Dee, Adam Patterson. The text references accounts of banks, corporations, individuals solicited.
Internal notes list officers and names including President Vice-President and Cashier J E Boole with references to Peery Hoag Belcher and Ti as part of a banking dispute. The document emphasizes deposits received on liberal terms and prudent banking, with emphasis on interest and deposits in the United States depository system.
Osden State Bank HL G Bigelow serves as president with LA Boyle and ALB as executive leaders. The ad promises prompt courteous attention and highlights savings accounts, time deposits, and general banking services.
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