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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
2
The text appears as corrupted OCR from The Standard and lists editor names, subscription rates, and publishing requirements. It mentions one month and one year prices, full author name publication, and unclear note about inserts and external handling.
The Standard announces no social advertising agent outside its offices in Ogden Utah and directs ads to be sent directly or via reputable agencies. The Sacred Earl Academy marks its silver jubilee with a program of exercises. Established in 1878, the academy is 25 years old and praised for its educators.
An official report by the Russian Police Director details anti Jewish attacks in Bessarabia, blaming hatred and economic tension between Jews and Gentiles. It analyzes government actions, troop deployment, and subsequent dismissals, arguing the government bears no complicity while urging reforms and improved city infrastructure.
A historical critique traces the rise of get rich quick schemes from John Law to modern times, analyzing human susceptibility to Ponzi and other frauds. It discusses the lure of rapid profits, the social and economic factors enabling fraud, and the recurrent pattern of credulous behavior across eras and societies.
Markets opened with a mix of gains and losses as prices moved unevenly. Bank statements awaited, while some large rails and coal stocks showed notable declines amid a dull, heavy session with signs of support yet little recovery from morning lows.
New York report details clearing house bank averages with deposits and reserves, noting varied figures for reserve requirements and loan balances. Includes figures for imports such as cattle, wool, and sheep receipts, with mixed movements in deposits and loans across institutions.
Market notes show steady demand for native steer mass with prices around 3.00 per unit. Calves and feeders appear active while hogs and sows show limited movement. Miscellaneous codes and stray figures indicate a fragmented, OCR heavy dispatch with uneven pricing across categories.
Fragmentary OCR text referencing dates June July September and numeric codes 787-8 38 16.05. Mentions entities like New York and various abbreviations without clear context or events. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the jumbled source.
Fragmented data shows unclear prices and grain codes, including references to wheat, spring varieties, and multiple grade indicators. No coherent event, date, or identifiable entities. cannot determine a concrete news item from the text.
The text lists various money rates and terms for demand, sixty day, and ninety day bills including bankers bills, commercial bills, and calls. It references New York, dates, and percentages such as 4.88, 4.8510, 4.3, 4.843-8, 5 per cent and 12 per cent, with notes on time money and calls.
A New York Cotton Exchange official proposes a national scheme to establish cotton fulfillments via warehoused samples. The plan envisions strict certification and warehouse transfer methods, with Southern exchanges potentially abstaining until stability in cotton shipments is achieved. Members have not yet voted on the plan.
Fragmentary OCR listing names and places including Philadelphia New York Salt Lake City and Wisconsin. The text appears as scattered personal names and locations with no cohesive event or report. Readable entities include Reed, Philadelphia, New York, Salt Lake, Denver, and Lake aliases among others.
Clipped from a New York market page, the report cites liquidation pressures driving stock declines on Wall Street. Bears cover as investors weigh money market conditions, potential strikes by miners, deteriorating textile and iron sectors, and worries over winter grain, cotton, and the forthcoming spring plant.
A June London report by The Daily Mail war correspondent at Guipo notes the Assouar Dam opening has doubled the Nile’s water supply, aiding cotton and sugar crops.
For the University Surover School at Salt Lake, June 8 to 17, the Rio Grande Blemian will offer a rate for the round trip. Tickets on sale June Ath to 16, good returning July 2 to 8, inclusive.
One fare for the round trip to points from Pocatello to areas including Ta Grande Spencer Montpelier and beyond. Tickets good June 20 only with nickels for return and limited sale at stations east of Pocatello.
On the fourth day of June, two parties certify dissolution of the Sil Club balloon partnership. Mr Bearey will manage the business, collect accounts, and pay all bills. Notice to whom it may concern.
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