Ogden Faces 100000 Floating Debt and Tax Dilemma
A city business leader urged the Ogden council to consider a license tax to cover a 100000 floating debt and annual deficiency, warning that delaying tax action could halt improvements, street work, and fire department funding, while merchants clash over who should pay for progress.
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Ogden
Gecon
Alerobants
Salt Lake
Browning
Tne
Mayoliints
Laa
Nny
Banke
Ogden City
Jack Fall
Bustnas Amen
Comndilman
Boycott and Meat Prices Ripple Through Markets
The text discusses the idea that boycotts aimed at lowering meat prices may harm cattle owners and local butchers rather than anyone else. It notes the difficulty of effecting change and suggests targeting the meat trust, while Eastern industry tries to avoid harming its own interests. It mentions Western purchasers and the potential impact of meat substitutes on costs.
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Buitcher
Hant
Meat Trust
Incoherent OCR fragment hints at Chicago Fest mention
Fragmentary text mentions hairdresser and a festival in Chicago with unclear actions. Lacks coherent events or identifiable people, organizations, dates, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
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Chicago
Unable to render legible headline from OCR fragment
A partial, garbled OCR block describes people and an event involving a vehicle and feeding actions. Key names, places, or dates are unreadable, preventing a clear summary or identifiable entities. The passage appears to discuss feeding, enclosure work, and possible animal or equipment activity without coherent details.
Market Demand Rises Amid Stock Fluctuations
Good demand remains evident across the market with buying strength recorded in key issues. Prices advanced on reassuring signs in the money market and investors covered shorts as stocks edged up, though some declines appeared in copper and several railroad issues amid merger uncertainty and expected steel dividend news.
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Wag x
New York
United States Steel Quarterly
Lina
eMest
Algo
United
Meat Prices and Market Quotation Collapse
Fragmentary text suggests meat packers may cut market quotations causing cheaper meat to fall to Western consumers. It mentions a Washington department action aiming to bring grand jury charges, implying reforms to curb meat price inflation and restore public trust in the industry.
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West
Department of Malice
Washington
Grand Jury
Hovedaon
Quarantine Violations Tie Smallpox Spread to County
A single smallpox case near county oases triggers concerns as city health officials accuse county staff of lax quarantine enforcement. The sanitary inspector joins county authorities in promising immediate discipline for those responsible and pledges vigilant action until the epidemic ends.
Feed Shortage Triggers Alarm Across Districts
Reports from Sheridan and Powder River country describe a severe feed shortage threatening flocks. Owners report sheep deaths and losses near 70,000 head as scarce forage spreads. In Powder River, about 209 antelope appeared at John Cooper’s ranch and devoured scarce feed, raising concerns among flockmasters.
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Jay
Powder River
Ningty
Sheridan
John Cooper
Middle Fork
Kayese
Sawses
Incomplete Industrial Report On Bond Movements and Cash
A garbled excerpt notes steel industry financial figures and proposed bond moves. It mentions preliminary estimates, large cash reallocations, and United States bonds being called. Names, places, and precise figures are unclear due to OCR distortions.
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Bantets
Bonde Ware
United Braces
Nchay UN
Mackay denies Telegraph merger in Post Office inquiry
Clarence J. Mackay testified in New York before a legislative committee examining whether telegraph or telephone companies should be regulated under public service laws. He argued Postal Telegraph faced no real competition from Western Union and claimed Postal should pair with Bell and Western Union, noting high entry costs and limited routes. He said Postal was free from any merger or collusion with Bell or Western Union and warned a future monopoly would force ownership changes.
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Tia
Clarencn J. Mackay
Hia
Legislatire
Western Union
Bell Telephone Company
Laren
Wey
Ult
New, Yorke
Thiladox Glia
Mackay
Pogts Telegraph
Tr. Mackay
Pustal Company
Bell Telephone
Venturn Union Telegraph
Vontpiny
Bradstreets Finds Business 15 Good
Bradstreets reports midwinter business conditions largely steady amid mild weather. Retail sales, travel and listings show uneven patterns with price fluctuations and cautious optimism for spring orders.
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Bradstreets
Bullish Sentiment Drives Wheat Futures Higher
Market notes show bullish sentiment lifting wheat futures with May and nearby contracts closing near session highs. Corn futures also climbed aided by outside demand and cash market strength while soybeans and livestock showed firmer tone, with mixed gains across grains.
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Maal Yedtit Sons
Wieher
Helay Bagerad Nielay Ab
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