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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
2
The Standard advertises outside advertising agents and renewal services. Readers are directed to contact Ogden Usd to renew or place ads, with the notice stating advertising agents outside are until advertisers are requested to direct business locally.
A garbled report references Utah University and tensions around a presidential issue. It mentions President Joseph W. Kingshinry Huseryes and various institutions, suggesting debates over curricula, funding, and campus leadership amid a broader national context.
A damaged OCR excerpt describes a cenral catalog from a university with references to various scholars and departments. It mentions named figures such as Professor W. Kerr and several schools or institutes, suggesting a list of courses or forthcoming publications. The text is garbled but preserves the notion of scholarly offerings and institutional association.
Fragmented.Readable text proclaims a patriotic foreword praising youth and national strength. Mentions 88,000,000 strong population, unity, and duty to love home and native land. Lacks clear events, dates, or concrete actions.
An account recalls an ancient auto speed contest on a spur of the Union Pacific line with mention of 870 miles in 24 hours 9 minutes and the dangers of derailed axles and broken gear. The text notes police protection, gate duties, and the era’s perilous engineering and testing culture.
Readable fragments describe Confederate cavalry, casualties at Mist Fourth of May events, and references to battles, engagements, and weaponry. Mentions include Tickett, Veaniy, and Veaniy AGRI. Details are sparse and imprecise due to OCR damage.
An unclear OCR fragment references political figures and events including Metygh Abhdera and Hue in a historical election context. It mentions campaigns, locations such as San Joan hill and Water of Malye, and efforts toward centers of rights, with scattered names and dates.
chaotic report notes New York prices opening mixed and closing dull. Traders show cautious mood as Seeking Valley and other securities slip while some names hold steady. broader market lacks momentum amid liquidation and low spirits across sectors.
Hoonevell's western lift is reported to have gained weight during a journey, causing dissatisfaction as officials discuss limits and measurements. An unsteady return to Washington left the public figure displeased, entering a period of strenuous weight-receiving exercise and reflection.
Fragmented OCR notes celebrate royal birthdays and family ties in Schleswig-Holstein and Denmark with references to Worldest, the Crown Prince, Prince of Wales, and relatives age details. The text includes garbled names and uncertain ages, reflecting a damaged page segment from a historical newspaper.
Fragmented notes describe a trial and public uproar over pigeons used in what appears to be a political or ceremonial setting. References to Paria, a pipe, hundreds of frames, and a public reaction include mentions of Shoah and Reming pigeons. The text is garbled and uncertain but hints at a controversial event involving animals and a political venue.
Chicago July 5 market notes show receipts around 10 000 head with cattle and hogs trading unevenly. Prices cited include good and prime loins, feeders around 2754 00, calves and dairy cows. western sheep and lambs listed with varied bids. Reported declines for some categories, total receipts 6000 for week with lower demand and slow sales across several classes.
Fragmented OCR lists various cattle categories and prices, including western steers, heifers, lamas, wethers, and packers data. It mentions quantities and unit prices in a rough market ledger style, with numbers like 64.75 and 5.70, across a jumble of garbled terms and misread vendor names.
In the Otamia market summary, native steers bring 425 dollars with varied bids, heifers and calves show mixed receipts, stockers and feeders list several prices, and mixed offers appear across classes. Receipts total about 9,009 with several consignments noted, while shipments and sales show multiple price points and livestock categories.
A garbled OCR fragment lists assorted trade terms and prices in Denver, including quantities like 1800, mixed goods, shop receipts, and various rates such as 4.25 and 3.50. Mentions of lodges and receipts hint at a miscellaneous business ledger or catalog entry with unclear context and many misspellings.
A fragmented notice references Clown Massey, a closing date of January, and posted rates including 4.80 dollars. Mentions ON-Rays and a Sterling exchange firm, with references to commercial rates and Mexican dollars. The text is garbled but indicates a financial posting or advertisement with specific currency and rate notes.
The passage presents garbled text referencing Winona, a Western Writer’s pension, and a local arrest for stealing flowers from graves. It mentions names like Opie Reed and John Medoveriy Wal and vague events tied to a cemetery incident. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A chaotic account describes a large blaze in Newark causing two deaths and multiple injuries as residents watch firefighters attempt to control flames. Reports indicate ladders failed and onlookers scrambled to safety amid collapsing structures, with several victims rushed to hospitals.
A severe wind storm swept Phinesville Minnesota on a July day blowing down the Reavy Wind and Taimelorn structures. The gusts damaged Northern Mtion from its foundation, ripped roofs, and destroyed 760 bushels of wheat along with other crops. Buildings collapsed in Bolptad and Georgevilln but no deaths are reported.
Ballandborg Denmark reports that the United States squadron sailed today for Portamouth England in a move likely tied to ongoing naval operations.
Correspondence from Papete reports the French government will restructure Tahiti’s administration. Local government to bear civil judicial and military costs. naval contingent may be dispensed with. Cabinet enlargements and assembly changes noted as economy measures.
An order from the Post Office department ends the contract with the Tosal Device and Improvement company over devices for imp guiding mail collection from letter boxes. The move implicates Representative Loud in California and questions the procurement as the department confirms its action amid allegations.
Constantinople reports deny Bulgarian charges of Turkish troop buildup near Kustendil and Djuine on the frontier. The government attributes the notices to troop movements and renewed activity of revolutionists along the Larko Bulgarian frontier district.
Telegraph notes report Chicago grand jury refutes indictments against Board of Trade directors over bucket shops. In Missouri, Supreme Court allows a rehearing in antitrust suits against tobacco and railroad firms. A new Board of Agriculture order in London restricts import of American hogs and New England cattle, with July 1 effective date.
A garbled OCR note hints at a new railway from Tallon Mont toward Toho and Thindar Mountain. It mentions a free outlet from a large district in the Oregon Short line and references Dillon and steel firms. The fragmentary text contains many errors but implies a major regional rail development discussion.
Anxious reports from Washington cite Secretary Root and Governor Taft, with Taft weighing about 230 pounds. Officials discuss the governor’s health and a possible return journey, while taft’s temperament and character are under scrutiny amid the inquiry.
Nate W. Visisig, reputed as the oldest traveling man, has reportedly completed his seventh world circuit. The native of Chios, long known for his English needle, recently counted nearly 600,000 miles as he arrived in Detroit after another journey.
A disjointed European debate on vegetarianism as a driver of progress and decline, quoting a Vienna physician and contrasting vegetarian theory with carnivorous science. The piece questions sweeping indictments and notes biases in reporting on diet and civilization, hinting at broader cultural tensions.
An 19th century London Utpriad column argues against extreme vegetarianism. It claims meat-heavy diets and overindulgence harm health and society, warning that vegetarianism would not fix problems and may instead spread danger by undercutting traditional eating patterns.
A garbled listing of individuals including Maud Yading Denver Dr Tachi Ban Franeigeo Hybrown Omaha Wy McGuew Omaha Goodell Dey Vary Ae G Delisle Denver T. G. Brittt Kansas City Phianny Chicago Johnson Denver G May ai Wika Nev Geo H Heiser Tyson Oy dno AL Primsen San Francis Mac Vogarty Sin Franrisca W. Minx West Side Me Mr D Milpatrick Beatrice Mrs RT Kilpatrick Beatrics Ned Harden Beatrice Nets G Janis Heney Brownier emy Crosby Promotory.
New York officials report possible gradual changes at Morgan Steamship line after recent joint meetings of American and British directors. The Journal of Commerce notes discussions on reels and expenses, cost cutting, and power curtailment as the fleet’s future direction is weighed.
Fragmentary dispatches from New York describe government column reads on Boston exchange spurring excitement among disappointed buyers. Mentions Alfred Knapp and siblings Martha Stoissand Dye Sacha Wenzel in Cincinnati, with references to Jesuit and Didcott societies and a traveling convention underway locally.
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