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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note reports a standard rally and publication plan mentioning Cartier in city and Ogden, with distorted dates and figures. It hints the Daily plans to publish the author’s works in full, but text is garbled and unreadable beyond scattered fragments.
An advertising notice from The Maulach Publishing in Ogden Utah directs agents and advertisers to submit communications through reputable agencies or the Ogden office. The message insists on avoiding Utah only channels and states advertisers must address their business threats with the office.
A Salt Lake City report describes Tod Goodwin at a banquet in Ogden where knife use and table manners drew attention. Attendees, including Perry Heath and Kearoe, are noted for various reactions as champagne flowed and conversations turned to etiquette.
An article in World's Work, by Richard Gattheil, cites a table showing Jews numbered about 5,100,000 worldwide with major communities in the United States 1,786,240 and Poland 1,677,000. It notes England about 171,000 and Russia as a leading source of emigration to America, highlighting social strain and the need for care of the newcomers.
The Ogden Irrigation Congress calls for song about irrigation but avoids giving samples. The Standard declines direct lines, urging praise in refined meter. It hints at celebrating reclamation, desert turning to fertility, and figures like Young and leaders who toiled in the field.
A fragmented text explores water, valleys, canyons, and the power of streams to shape landscapes and awaken life. It speaks of waterfalls, outlets in canyons, and a vision where waters unlock the universe, transforming dreary deserts into homes for people, birds, and flowers.
A late 19th to early 20th century review notes the rapid growth in boot and shoe exports from the United States and other nations. The piece cites rising totals in value and volume, with substantial shipments to the United Kingdom, British colonies, Mexico, Cuba, and other markets. It provides figures for yearly export values and the distribution across destinations, highlighting accelerating trade in periods up to 1902 and beyond.
A jumble of social chatter and travel arrivals plus quirky exchanges. Names span cities like Salt Lake City Brooklyn and Chicago and include Mrs. Galey Mr. Galey and others noted in a crowded roster of visitors and place mentions.
Ogden hosts a famed palmistry psychic described as the Mahatma Bhe who lectured at the Hall of Science. Reports say his readings lure nobles from Manchester and London, with 7000 hands read in Seattle and claims of predicting McKinley’s fate.
Trading mood softened at the opening with weak demand across commodities and stocks. Gains were brief as limited buying emerged, led by scattered moves in rails and grains, while industrials and financials showed little momentum amid cautious sentiment.
An OCR fragment lists multiple commodity names including Wheat Corn Oats Barley and a string of mixed numeric codes and month abbreviations such as July September December May and August. The entry resembles a price or futures ledger with stray figures and unclear symbols, offering few readable facts beyond commodity names and scattered dates.
A damaged OCR summary quotes a Ogden June show by Thy Sella and Downs Circus. It defends the performance as wholesome and professional, noting managers keep promises and avoid offensive content while appealing to public verdict on the show. It references high standards, trained animals, and the belief that citizens will judge favorably.
Boston area travel rates offered for the church annual meeting with Union Pacific. Standard lines price 963.00, differential lines 60. Tickets on sale June 17 and 24, valid until August 1. Concerted schedule from Boston, Mass. to ab Kaoton and return, with details on travel periods.
A sensational timetable from the Pennsylvania Limited claims a faster route from Chicago to New York. It promises arrival at Twenty Street Station New York next day at 6:00 p.m. Eastern time, 5:00 p.m. Chicago time, with full dining and observation car service from Chicago to Philadelphia and New York. The booklet details the route and offers a mailing address for GEO. T. HULL, district agent in Denver, for more information priced at 19 dollars.
In Great Falls Montana on June 22 a divorce filing describes Frank Rothenflah Jr and his former wife Wilhelmina Rothenflah. The suit claims his wife’s affections were alienated by Frank Rothenflah Jr and that she eloped with him and fled to Canada years ago.
A court record reports a German ranchman near Great Falls with a long troubled marriage begun in 1887. It notes two children, a son and daughter, and a dispute over separation and support. Allegations include a strained relationship with a stepson and alleged relocation to Canada with money and furniture transfers discussed.
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