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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
2
A fragmented discussion notes the tension between labor and capital, urging balanced influence by workers and management. It argues public opinion can shape wage policy and union strength, stressing harmony between labor and capital and cautioning against tyrannical excess on either side.
The Standard at present lists advertising agents and directs all comments to The Blanchard Publishing Co. of Ogden Utah or to advertisers direct with Mable Ogden Utah.
A period editorial condemns lynching across the United States as a national disgrace. It notes widespread denunciation in newspapers, calls out cruelty as a modern menace, and urges government action to curb the brutal practice spreading in recent years. The piece cites Delaware’s report of lynching and urges moral protest against violence.
The article portraits Thomas Lipton’s pursuit of the America’s Cup as a measure of life’s drive. It notes his wealth, public stature, and invitations from President Roosevelt, yet concludes that money cannot banish ambition or provide perfect tranquility, as desire persists beyond riches. Lipton’s return to England is depicted with quiet, reflective melancholy.
Lately returned explorers report not an exhausted field in the Yukon. New creeks and older washes like Bonanza, Dorado, and Hecla Creek prove productive. A single spring produced 29,000 buckets of pay dirt from Bonanza Creek, with total mining costs around 48,500.
World markets report mixed moves in rail and steel stocks with Pennsylvanian shares slipping to 123 1-6 despite gains in other sectors. Chicago receipts reach 10,000 cattle with steady to good prices, while sheep and lambs show cautious demand as beef and fish prices point to a fluctuating agricultural and stock market day.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions OMA A. Queehn on June 25 and references bids, horse buyers, and a tally of values and feeders. The text remains unclear, with many distorted names and numbers, but implies an auction or sale context with participants Slade, POTHGANO, and Wills among scattered figures.
Mixed terse figures show cattle and sheep pricing with several units and weights. Entries include light pig and bulk sales terms, and figures such as 6.55 4.57 1 2, 7.00, 5.00 0.60, 4,000 sheep, and ewe, hog, and stocker price ranges.
Cattle on the Kansas City exchange show native steers around 4.00 to 5.10, stockers and feeders near 2.70, bulls about 2.25 to 2.89, and cows 2.60 to 3.60. Hogs range 4.00 to 6.30 with feeders 5.40, sows 3.25 to 5.40. sheep steady with lambs around 4.15 to 5.10 and range wethers 1.80 to 5.40. wheat cash No 2 red about 2.12 to 2.24, others mixed.
A noisy catalog of stock prices and bond yields from Uhaz Wy to Missouri Pacific. It lists values for Copper, Atelison, Canadian Pacific, Metropolitan, Chesapeake and Ohio, Denver and Rio Grande, Western, and other firms with mixed gains and losses, noting various fractions and changes.
The list shows intraday figures for railroads and steel producers including New York Central Norfolk and Western Ontario, Reading, Rock Island, Southern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Sugar, Texas, Union Steel, and Wabash. Values are quoted as fractions and decimals across multiple tickers with several prices scattered throughout the sheet.
OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places including D. J. Rotter Salt Lake City Wm Meyer Salt Lake Brigham Chatham Chisago and many others with varied spellings. The text reads as a corrupted roster of attendees or participants linked to a ritual at Reed, lacking clear events or dates.
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