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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
2
The Standard urges advertisers to deal directly with The Standard Publishing Co. in Ogden Utah or through reputable agencies. External advertising agents are excluded. interested parties should direct inquiries to Ogden, Utah, via the company.
Fragmented report cites Bervera board of inspectors limiting seven miles of silent streets amid formaldehyde use and separate shaving implements to curb infection. It blends anxious notes on sanitation, civic virtue, and foreign and domestic prejudice amid a broader social critique.
The World's Work notes the first American party rushed to the Transvaal after the war to reconstruct demolished viaducts. They traveled by special train, admired sights, and wore unfamiliar uniforms. Bridgemen faced native camps, crews were organized under white foremen, and a 40 by 60 foot machine was set up to lift girders and begin rapid construction.
Fragmented text outlines Belgrade turmoil and international reactions surrounding King Peter and Crown forces. Mentions Russia and European rulers weighing intervention as Serbia consolidates control against regicides. Ambiguous passages reference officials, conspirators, and post telegraph recognition events.
New York markets opened with little vigor as Met Street Railway shares slipped while other stocks showed mild buying. Metropolitan Securities edged up to 82, Metropolitan Street Railway rose to 124. Sugar and Continental Sugar preferred fell 1. Overall market stagnant amid weather-crop hopes and tepid investor demand.
New York auction figures show varied sugar, coffee and livestock values with overall steady demand. Notable items include raw sugar at 5.50 dollars per hundredweight and cattle receipts around 15 000, while hogs and sheep receipts exceed 11 000 and 15 000 respectively, with prices fluctuating between four and six dollars for most categories.
Market notes from Omaha show Calin Jane and other vendors listing hogs cattle and sheep with varied prices. Entries include weights and prices for pigs, sheep and lambs, along with cattle and feeds, reflecting a bustling regional exchange.
Fragmented OCR text outlines livestock items and prices, mentioning cows, hogs, and packers. Readable entities are limited, but hints of cattle, hogs, weights, and regional market references appear amid garbled words.
A garbled OCR note lists various distorted names and figures such as 1403.50 and 500 among stray terms like GOA Walls and BAAN. The fragment appears to record numbers and place-like tokens without clear context or coherent events.
Furnished wire data shows quotations for various securities including Cappar, Bie Aishlaon and M4 Kmolter with addresses in Brooklyn and Denver. The message notes preferred, Leased Wire, and calls for specific listings such as 4971 Tinltimare nal Ohiay Afi and Canadian Pasifle.
The wholesale tool and shoe firm of Tsunkin & Fowler has been attached by creditors. The unsettled list includes various railways and companies with scattered figures, indicating a period of financial distress across multiple firms.
News from Tavana on June 23 reports renewed opposition from protectionists to Cuban reciprocity. The Catholic Senate had been shaping treaty ratifications before adjournment, with fears some senators may complicate the procity accord as discussions continue in Washington.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe arms treaty terms and expectations. It mentions coaling stations and private lands for stations, with the United States to advance money to acquire lands and deduct the amount from annual rental. Names, dates, and precise entities are unclear due to damaged text.
June reports from New London describe Yale and Harvard war games witnessed by their followers near Gales Fey. Two fights occurred with Yale winning both 46 to 0 amid superstitious pride among Yale rowing men. An agent for the P G A arrived late as Crimson birds were moved from Boston by a Yale freshman farmer.
From South China a report details the execution of a Mandarin in Li Chow for high treason. He allegedly supplied troops and women to Kiang Si rebels, led a unit toward the rebels, pretended surrender, then opened fire before laying down arms with ammunition. The act culminated in his execution.
June 23 reports from San Trancinga that on July 19 Gt Uke authorities will order the deportation of Juliva Anton Joergensen and Misa Johsine Moeller to Copenhagen Denmark on charges of embezzlement. Joergensen allegedly stole 40,000 francs from Banke of Copenhagen and fled with a bank clerk who aided the escape, taking five children with them.
Plea outlines a vigorous campaign against get rich quick schemes tied to New York Stock Exchange and Consolidated Exchange. It urges prosecution of swindlers and exposes bogus mercantile agencies that supply favorable reports and ads.
Fragmentary historical note describes a character named Linsbily asserting moral judgment on neighbors, with a Philadelphis Press attribution. The text is damaged and lacks verifiable dates or full names, making it difficult to establish a complete event or outcome.
A fragmented advertisement lists jar rubbers per dozen and various household goods. Items include sticky fly paper, poison fly paper, white cups and saucers, berry and water sets, and decorated crowbery ware, with a note of a ten percent discount on enameled ware.
A garbled discussion cites a billion aed being worth a trillion, contrasting fictional currencies with real US practices. It mentions a man asking why someone would marry, and a Frenchman’s remark about “conditions” in marriage, reflecting social and economic curiosities of the era.
A fragmentary report describes a scene at a reception pool where guests are entertained by a hostess identified as a hat lady. Four-year-old references appear in the overheard dialogue, with unclear context and multiple garbled names.
A scrambled collage of quotes from the New York Times, Publishers' Herald, Kansas City Journal, Musical Theaetoma, and Punch. It notes tensions over rewriting portions of a book, a publisher insisting on edits, and reactions to a throaty tenor with a suggestion of illness.
The readable fragments suggest confusion over terms like fork paper and ark and reference a Columbus based item. Ambiguity obscures clear event or date. no persons or organizations are conclusively named. The text reads as a broken note about terminology rather than a full news item.
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