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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe disputes involving advertising agencies in Utah and outside bidders, with references to Kee Jal and a direct business line. The legibility is poor, but the item appears to report accusations or caution against certain agencies and affiliations, suggesting a legal or commercial dispute in a regional market.
A fragmented passage discusses congressional action on an appropriation of 000 for a living culture project and the political maneuvering around funding. It references prominent figures and a push by lawmakers while critiquing government aid and public interest in the Oxide Velie market and university concerns.
Advert says Mother's Friend external remedy aids maternity reducing pain and preparing breasts and muscles for childbirth. Claims include softening breasts, preventing sore nipples, and ease of labor. Mentions price and asks readers to request free booklet. cites Atlanta company and endorsements.
The document reviews mining and backfilling methods used in the United States to extract ore and prepare it for shipment. It highlights methods like steam shovels and rail transport, with figures suggesting large tonnages moved in short periods and notes on labor and equipment use in the Lake Superior region.
The text discusses remedies for congestion and cough, promoting a product called Cataurh or Jols as a reliable aid. It claims tablets relieve variety of ailments, reduce winter sickness, and offer non-opiate relief. Testimonials describe long struggles with health and a supposed cure through these preparations, urging continued use.
A vivid rendering describes heavy ore handling on a vessel. It details dredge like grabs, chain hoists, and conveyor mechanisms operating from the hold to deck and overboard. The scene mentions many workers, marine crews, and the complex motion of equipment moving ore at high speeds through the ship’s layout.
Markets opened weak amid renewed hostilities between major oil producers and traders. U.S. stocks showed declines while some metals held firm. purchases for several metal stocks appeared, dampening the overall tone. Weeks of volatility guided by supply concerns influenced trading across exchanges.
Fragmented OCR notes show futures and prices for meats and produce. Mentions wheat, sheep, lams, and mixed goods around March with assorted quantities and dollar figures, but many words are garbled and unclear.
An eclectic mix of historical quips and dialogues is presented. It references an Allen county man declaring candidacy for the legislature, a friend’s doubt about speeches, and a speaker’s retort on air. The passage shifts to playful nursery talk, a note on child commentary, and a snippet about climate and the ricebird. It closes with a remark on the need for clear laws and a Voltaire quote.
A cautionary note on retail losses argues a careless clerk costs merchants money yearly. Using a National Cash Register can detect mistakes, while a clerk who errs in weighing goods risks continuing carelessness with the cash register.
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