Ogden Standard advertising and subscription note
The Ogden Standard announces subscription and mailing details with rates for city and mail delivery. It directs advertisers to contact the Blandherd Publishing Co. in Ogden or use approved advertising agencies, and notes communications should remain within official channels.
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Malty Standard
Aegastene Daily Standard
Ogden
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Utah
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the Blandherd Publishing Co
Ogden, Utah
Ogden Growth Boosts Building Boom and Population
Ogden shows rising building activity and a revived real estate market with vacant blocks replenished and homes becoming habitable. Factory and artisan work faces greater demand as population nears 22 000 by 1900, amid a citywide push to accommodate growth and a forthcoming Sunday picture issue featuring vibrant fashion photography.
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Hindush
Severy
Ieast
Ogden
Bines
Western Press Attacks Post Article On Roosevelt Visit
Western papers condemn a Philadelphia Post report about President Roosevelt’s western trip. The item, titled English and She Is Spoken, claims a mayor challenged the President at a banquet, prompting a waiter chorus. Western editors say the tale is false and urge the President to deny it.
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Philadelphia Post
Presitadt
Posta Corcsspanden
Dvesi
Roosevelt
Tose
Utah
Ruth
Exact
Arid Land Congress Focus Draws State Support
State papers urge broad interest in the Eleventh National Arid Land Reclamation Congress. The Salt Lake Tribune argues Utah should lead in national irrigation policy. The Tribune notes the next meeting in Ogden next month follows a Colorado Springs session.
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Colorado Springs
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Irrigation Congress urged for Utah during decisive session
The article urges Utah to mobilize full delegations for the irrigation Congress, led by Wade W. Kiewel and Chief Hydrographer Newell, to push survey work and reservoir projects under the new law. It highlights Utah’s central role, the need for broad attendance, and strong state coordination to maximize practical results and regional influence. It also notes rising diamond imports and growing domestic cutting industry as a contrasting economic backdrop.
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Voloniul
Virginia
Winve Util
Uhia
Aduh
Hong
Utah
Hie
Cola
Beator W. A. Glarle
Montanais
Congress
Wrilsia
Ehjeula
Perhope
Jaa
Denver
Jawhat
Department of the Interior
Newell
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Avid
Diamonds imported set new yearly U S high
The Department of Commerce reports that diamonds and other precious stones worth over 28 million dollars were imported in the 13 months ending May, with May alone near 3 million. Through June 1903 total imports may reach 30 million, a record for a single year.
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Bureau of Elulistion
Glaziers
United States
Department of “Commerce Aml Gabor
Bureau of Statistic
Comerce
Wildona
Mifiana
Tita
Ghia Cnt. Ling
Market declines blot New York trading session
Opening prices receded across commodities and stocks as heavy liquidation exerted pressure. United States Steel and New York Central led losses with declines of one to two points, while other issues and specialities fell amid a broad market downturn and rising selling.
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New York
United States
Éoylers
A. B. Steel Preferred
Yacifles
Grangera Aml Lrook Lines
Market Notes and Grain Prices Mixed Across Markets
The market showed dull to nervous trading with fluctuations in stock and commodity quotes. Figures cover cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and lambs, with prices for prime, choice and heavy lots, plus refined sugar and coffee futures and miscellaneous grain components as of July 10.
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Chicago
Ktesdys
Wheat market terms from New York mercantile list
The report shows fluctuating futures and cash wheat prices with varied grades and months cited. It notes No 3 hard winter No 3 northern spring and other classifications, alongside sterling exchange and general market activity, reflecting a lull in actual business.
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Tale
Ately
Gost
Gower Atts Bayley
Cash Wheats Mo
Ted
New York
Prine
Sterling Exchange
1870 Siege of Paris and Empress Regent Plot
Fragmented OCR notes recount the fall of the Empire after the surrender at Sedan. Emile de Girardin proposes Empress Regent and Thiers as Prime Minister to rally support, but the plan fails. The Tuileries audience, fashion and politics mix as upheaval looms and the Napoleon III era ends.
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Sédan
Duperial
Emile de Girardin
Eioprece
Goveri
Tuileries
Boresback
Girardin
Jey
Formines
Npene
The Help He Got From College Education
A fragmentary New York zine story notes a college education topic among graduates at Columbia. John Kendrick references gang talk and a classmate named Jiss Jackson who died, with a college professor not involved. The piece hints at personal tragedy tied to education and mentorship.
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New York
Columbia
John Kendrick
Banga
Laver
A.V. Jiss Jackson
An Old Legend About a Kingdom Lost in a Nail Tale
A brief notice discusses an old legend claiming a kingdom fell due to a four horse-shoe nail. A recent sober volume by Count d Herrison suggests Empress Engeuls’ actions after a battle are described, presenting a biographical note on the event.
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Count d Herrison
Engeuls
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