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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1903
Page
2
The Standard Publishing Co in Ogden Utah directs advertising agents outside Utah and all advertisers to conduct business through the Ogden office or via any reputable saver agency. Communications should be addressed to The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
A clipped report shows Senator Whitmore opposing Ogden waterworks condemnation powers while defending existing city control. The piece outlines battles over transfer of property, authority to condemn, and whether state limits apply to the city’s water supply.
A damaged OCR page mentions a Wieseret News diagram, a song by Aho ploneera, and references to a transit of the ale, with scattered names and events. The text is largely indecipherable, offering no clear event, date, or coherent narrative for a full summary.
The document surveys irrigation expansion in the United States past and present, projecting population, farm growth, and economic value from enhanced waterworks. It contrasts free trade and most favored nation concepts, detailing tariff schemes, rates, and how nations like France and Spain influenced policy. It notes census data, canal scales, and the push to unify commerce with regional irrigation logic.
A meeting is announced in New York by Jen II and rank immnuactivers to discuss forming a general association of manufacturers. The plan, presented as a proposition, seeks to unify western men into one group and encourage participation in the carbine project. Financial figures mention a capitalization of 20,000,000.
Edward A. Wolcott issues a formal statement urging Republicans to accept Teller’s election. He condemns the method used to seat Teller and argues the dispute harms national unity and western representation. The statement stresses the need for stable governance and argues opposing factions will face political repercussions.
The article outlines proposed changes to voting processes including machine use, precinct numbering, and vote tallying methods. It notes costs per device, penalties for faulty counting, and the push to replace manual systems with mechanical tabulation while preserving voter privacy and accuracy.
The text praises a department for serving the western public by summarizing the state of irrigation and presenting information to the public. It mentions the department's effort to clarify details and present guidance to readers, emphasizing public benefit and transparency.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at timing, attire, and gear in a practice setting. It mentions tape, ties, and casual wear, with unclear references to participants and location. Overall meaning is obscured, leaving only hints of a structured drill or routine.
A dubious claim promotes a treatment for drunkenness and drug addictions as a permanent cure. It cites a supposed founder and claims 100000 people tested the remedy with under 15 percent relapse, urging contact with the Equily Institute in Salt Lake City for details.
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