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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
2
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The essay notes rising profits complaints from Henry Glews and business interests as costs climb but demand remains strong. It cites projected ore price increases and vast new iron and building activity, with California and San Francisco showing unprecedented prosperity. Large contracts total about 420 million in new construction, and a thriving boom draws workers and tradespeople across the region.
Promoters of the St Louis world’s fair pledge extraordinary energy to surpass past expositions. They cite vast land, rising costs, and extensive construction plans, with total outlays climbing toward hundreds of millions as citizen funding and private subscriptions back the project.
Weber and Salt Lake counties face a proposed levy to provide care for the indigent, with plans to raise funds through taxes. County commissioners review the request, aiming to support the needy without delaying other services. The Salt Lake records mention related tax considerations and county actions.
A long, dense piece discusses city and county responsibilities for indigent care. It questions funding, distribution of poor relief costs, and the legal framework guiding who pays. The rhetoric centers on whether the city should bear the burden or share it with the county and state authorities.
The article reports on commerce between Porto Rico and the United States in 1902, detailing shipments of goods such as tobacco, cotton, iron, manufactures, and chemicals. It compares values to earlier years and notes which items were imported or exported, including wrhings of specific commodities and totals in monetary terms. The text references Treasury data and customs figures for Porto Rico and the United States.
Reading shows dull activity across major exchanges with Manhattan weakness countered by limited gains in select issues. Amalgamated and Brooklyn Transit among names trading, while turbulence touches Pennsy and B&O sectors as investors weigh slow rallies and cautious demand trends.
The report lists cattle and sheep with bids and prices. Includes details on Heifers steers and lambs with computed values and reported totals for lots and weights. Notable figures show prices around 7.0 to 7.5 per unit and various lot sizes, reflecting market activity at the sale.
South Omaha on March 4 reports cattle and calf prices with bids and weights. Notes show smooth market with breeders and heifers at mixed levels, calves around 1.00 to 1.50, hogs near 7.20 and lighter pigs around 3.00, sheep and yearlings priced in the 4 to 5 range, and general weakness toward late trading.
An account describes a grand medieval banquet staged under the leadership of Edward Russell with a vast setup in a garden hall. It recounts a long table procession, stately guards, and a punch fountain containing extensive ingredients for a starched but legendary feast.
Unclear OCR text presents clues of dialogue about marriage and parentage and a joke scene. Contains garbled phrases and names like Journdl Amusant Exendhee Mes Primrone and Miss Hollywock. Characters discuss a forthcoming work, a wedding and a dog fed with chocolate. The passage reads as theatre banter with damaged phrasing.
City market notes show cattle steady to firm with strong hog and sheep receipts. Prices list calves at 3.25 to 1.40, hogs around 5.00 to 6.00, and sheep near 3.50 to 5.0, reflecting varied demand and regional activity.
The text shows scattered figures and place names such as New York and Mayelil with dates like May, plus cryptic codes like wheatMorhu k wankers and 1.14 1.22. It reads as an unreadable OCR fragment from a historical page with misread words and inconsistent numbers.
Fragmented OCR text shows dates and currency references, including mentions of dollars, bankers bills, and exchange notes. It reads like a ciphered financial notice or market snippet with scattered figures and institutions but lacks coherent events or identities. No clear person, place, or organization is extractable.
Bulle Oyatere cites a Swift letter noting Lord Masham’s coercion to dine on boiled oysters and sharing a recipe for oyster liquor. Raphael’s Creacions is praised while two critics impugn it. A churchman quips about Paul’s blush as funds and revenue questions surface from a Sunday night offering.
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