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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1903
Page
3
The Standard states no advertising agents outside Utah are authorized and urges direct dealings with the Ogden office or through reputable local agencies. It bans outside agents from soliciting business and clarifies the approved channels for advertising services.
A fragmented essay-like passage contrasts wealth pursuit with moral lessons. It reflects on Bret Murty’s life, his shift from trades to finance, and the town’s growth driven by unearned income versus labor. The piece critiques a system favoring new wealth and questions long-term prosperity.
A garbled excerpt discusses workmen earnings and payments, referencing wages, employers, and profit. It mentions figures like dollars, implies inequality, and alludes to a broader context of labor value and economic conditions without clear specifics or coherent narrative.
Market page notes New York Stock Exchange quotations with opening and closing figures. Lacking full data, it indicates prices in motion and the day’s trading context. No specific securities or values are provided in the readable text.
Fragmented OCR promotes Arends Cafe with claims of always open meals and round the clock service. The ad stresses meat availability and a “bill of fare” to guide customers through day and night dining.
An old newspaper ad for Silver Parlor Restaurant highlights fine lungh and Sunday dinners. It markets private parties and special occasions, inviting patrons to come and see. Managers Foo and Wong are named, with address 923 Broadway.
The Bon Ton offers a Sunday dinner special starting at 12 ib. with 35 cents for women and 25 cents for gentlemen. Bing and Jim, proprietors, announce extended hours and a promotion at 214 050 Bereet Ogden, Utah.
A garbled 19th century arrival list includes numerous personal names and places such as Seay Roshi Washington Missoula Denver Milwaukee and St Louis. The fragmentary text mixes given names surnames and city references with odd spellings and partial titles, suggesting a roster or passenger entry page.
Fragmentary OCR shows First National Bank of Ogden with officers David Roden Thomas D. and Eunice Pingres and a Board of Directors including David Boden Wok Pingree Joseph Clark James Sharp W. W. Riter Geo Tribe Bernar White. Details incomplete for accounts or entities.
Fragmentary notes list officers and banking terms from The Utah National Bank in Ogden Utah. Names such as E Dooly C 5 and J C Belcher appear among early 20th century bank equity references with deposits and interest terms noted in a brief record.
Ogden Utah bank names officers with B C Bigelow as president and Hring as cashier assistant. It promotes prompt courteous service and emphasizes interest paid on savings accounts and time deposits.
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