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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
5
The Stand ard business office hours are 8 a m to 6 30 p m daily except Sunday. On Sunday the hours are 10 a m to 12 noon.
All edits for the next day's issue must be completed the day before. Advertisements for Saturday’s Standard edition require submissions by Thursday noon.
The Royal Neighbors plan a card party in the A O U S W hall on Friday evening January 22. Admission is 25 cents and organizers promise a good time for attendees.
Peter R. Shupe named postmaster at Eden to fill vacancy caused by J. S. Johnson. Local ads mention Armor Market meats, Swift’s bacon, and barest goods. Social events include a leap year party with 100 couples and church and society notices. Missing friend search in Kelton Utah. various errands and sales listed.
A note promotes Schilling's Best mustard compound as pure and ready for use. It claims the product passes for pure in use and offers greater convenience for consumers seeking a ready prepared mustard option.
Parity cloudy conditions expected tonight and Friday with temperatures on the rise. Northerly portion of the region remains unsettled as skies stay overcast and winds ease.
Mr. Erwin Emmett introduces a home and business package delivery system in Ogden. The service will call at homes and offices citywide to collect and deliver packages, promising convenience and lower costs than self delivery. Contact Ogden Knitting Factory at 274 Was Ave by phone.
George Wood former Ogden saloon owner is jailed in Denver on a robbery allegation after Frank Hattermann claims his $600 was stolen at Wood's Denver establishment. The incident involved bartender Frank Johnson and witness Walters, with police detaining four men for investigation.
County Superintendent of Schools W B Wilson issues abstracts of the first state school fund distribution to Weber County trustees. Totals show $12,434.31 apportioned across districts with per capita $5.07 and district values listed from Burch Creek to District No. 2.
In municipal court this morning minor cases were heard. M. E. Enaright and E. Benedict faced arraignment after a 3 A.M. arrest for a dispute. Enaright paid a $10 fine and Benedict was discharged. Naright’s cash bond rose to $10 for appearance, but he returned later in the evening in a drunken condition and was released. W. Thomas received a five day sentence for vagrancy. P. O. Bryan and W. White fought on 25th Street. White was pushed through a window and Bryan reimbursed the $60 window cost. PF. Ludwig, a drunk, was fined.
A fragment hints at risk awareness and preparation strategies. It mentions Dr Thomas and a cryptic reference to Eclecting 611 and a monarch event, but details are unclear. The legible bits suggest a general caution about accidents and readiness rather than a specific incident.
John Monroe alias Nevada Fal was sentenced by Judge Henry H. Rolapp to eleven years in the state prison. He gave no remarks when the sentence was read and claimed afterward he expected a longer term, maintaining his cool demeanor throughout the trial.
Defense cites affidavits in Wells case seeking change of venue. Affiant Geo Wells says local and Salt Lake newspapers publish sensational but false articles to prejudice public opinion and degrade him before trial.
An early 20th century ad extols beauty as a priceless treasure and promotes Mother's Friend, a liniment claimed to ease pregnancy pain and support bodily changes. It advertises free literature from The Gradyfield Regulator Co of Atlanta, selling for $1 per bottle.
The clippings report arrest, hearing, and trial in a Weber county case. Defense counsel questioned Standard readers authenticity, with jurors affirming the paper’s credibility. An affidavit claims the Standard enters nearly every home in Ogden and Weber county, noted as important for advertisers.
State of Utah Weber County Ogden City notice of estrays in possession description of a bay mare with roan mane and tail and white left hind foot. Animals were taken up January 16 1904 and unclaimed within five days will be sold at the estray pound 475 Twenty second Street Ogden City February 1 1904 at 12 30 PM by Poundkeeper C W Hestmark.
New York stocks showed breadth and activity with heavy buying in standard railroad issues lifting trunk lines and many rail stocks. Amalgamated, Manhattan, Brooklyn Rapid Transport and several others rose, while U S Steel preferred and Southern Pacific lagged before a late recovery. Realty and Republic Steel preferred posted notable advances amid a generally active market.
Copper remains quiet and unchanged while lead shows firm price at 4.62 1 2, reflecting early trading in New York.
A brief market note from St. Louis lists wool categories with prices for January 21. It includes nominal territory and western medium lots, with fine mediums at 15 to 17, and fine grades at 15 and 16 to 19.
Chicago market notes January 21 show cash wheat prices with No. red 92 98, No. red 83 57, No 2 soft 1-2, No 3 hard 83 84, No northern 8490, No 2 northern winter 89, No 3 spring 90 88.
Market notes show sugar and coffee figures with raw nominal and refined category prices. Sugar raw nominal 227-32, refined dull 6.05 per unit, granulated 4.45, and coffee firm No 7 Rio listed among other commodities.
Money on call eased to 2 percent with a closing bid of 134 and 2 percent offered. Time loans for sixty days 2 3 1 2 percent, ninety days 3 1 4, five months 4 4 1 2. Sterling steady with banker bills around 4.86 to 4.8650 for demand and 4.8320 to 4.8325 for sixty days. Posted rates 4.83 1 2 to 4.87. Bar silver at 56 5 8. Mexican dollars at 44.
Grain and provisions prices listed for wheat corn oats and livestock at Chicago on January 21 with May and July futures across sectors. Contracts include wheat May 17 8 92 July 83 1 4 Sept 79 oats May 41 1 4 July 6T 7 8 pork May 13.25 Jan 13.00 ribs May 6.70 6 72 1 2 rye 56 flat 1.18 Timothy 3.07 1 2 Barley 40 61 Clover 11.25.
Receipts listed for calves bulls hogs and sheep with varying bids. Market shows a slight lift for some, while western yearlings and lambs range from several dollars to near four seventy five.
Chicago cattle receipts 10 600 with ranges for steers cows heifers and calves. Hog receipts 20 000 with prices for mixed butchers and heavy hogs and a higher next day. Sheep receipts 14 000 with steady to firm values for wethers ewes and lambs across categories.
Cattle receipts about 10 000 with native steers 3.60 to 4.65 native cows and heifers 2.15 to 3.50 stockers 2.00 to 3.75 bulls 2.25 to 3.25 calves 2.75 to 6.00 western cattle 3.20 to 4.20. Hogs receipts 3 000 higher market with bulk 4.65 to 4.90. heavy 4.80 to 4.93. packers 4.60 to 4.80. pigs and lights 4.30 to 4.75. Sheep receipts 2 000 market steady to strong muttons 3.50 to 4.40 lambs 4.65 to 5.05 range wethers 3.25 to 4.30 ewes 2.50 to 4.00.
Omaha stockyards report 2600 cattle on hand for January 21 with steady best steer prices around 3.40 to 3.80 for cows and heifers and prices for canners and stockers amid thin buyer activity.
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