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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
2
A fragment from The Standard notes advertisers in Utah should direct business to Oden or through any reputable advertising agency. It mentions no Ep Ind or external agents and references small advertisers within the region.
A garbled but dense summary notes Gould and Snyder Clark in a San Pedro railroad scheme with a Green River cutoff and transcontinental aims. It mentions Utah gains, Beckwith Pass liners, and Union Pacific quarrels, plus a booming iron and rail trade, foreign trade strength, higher imports, and cotton shipments, all amid a buoyant money market and tariff context.
Fragmented, archaic text reflects Ireland's long struggle against English rule. It discusses emancipation, unity, and the Irish spirit resisting oppression, urging brotherhood and national resolve amid centuries of domination and political tension.
A regional political column discusses Wynde's parliamentary proposal on government funded tenants. It notes party unity, organizing effort, and a pivot away from peacetime aims. The piece reflects rising tensions over tenancy, landlordism, and redirection of reform. It mentions critics and calls for decisive policy to overhaul the system.
A garbled draft presents youthful exhortations urging young readers to pursue education and civic virtue. It frames a future shaped by perseverance, moral purpose, and belief in personal effort to lift society, interlacing references to historic figures and the idea that doing well is the path to societal advancement.
President W. H. H. of the New York Central declined to deny a reported change of control and stated he has no intention to resign. He said, Certainly not, I shall not leave my position, no quitter, even if control of the company has shifted.
San Francisco March 25 report outlines dispatch of General Siivneke Terilschniit and traffic chief Hand as officials Sabed to depart. Stubbs is named chief engineer in the terse dispatch, detailing organizational changes within the transit leadership.
A health ad argues spring cleaning of the body is vital. It claims blood purification with S. S. S. cleanses poisons, debility, and skin eruptions from the system, boosting appetite and digestion. The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta promotes the product as a vegetable blood purifier and spring medicine.
A fragmented report discusses Kowiheda Payne and Nesse opposing charges by James Keone over railway improvements. It alleges plans to favor overland routes and curb rivalries with the Central Pacific. Stubbs, a Harriman witness, is described as aiming to prove a central figure’s competitive stance against Central Pacific.
A store appeals to customers with promises of satisfaction and repeat business. It touts value in ladies shoes, highlighting several price points from $1.50 to $3.50, with March 26th as the sale end date. Names like Jelia Marlowe and various shoe grades are mentioned to attract buyers.
The promotion claims drinktiness and drug addictions are diseases caused by a defective system and can be permanently cured only by the Kenley remedy from the Kenley Institute in Salt Lake City Utah. It asserts over 300 000 people have tried the treatment and emphasizes a purported nationwide reach.
The hearing will address extensive work and the need for finalizing materials. Key parties include the central Pacific, Engly Cut-Vits, and Keuttsehnitl who will be called upon to provide documentation for the court’s consideration of operating expenses.
Morristown records show William D. Marvel filing a suit against Se Ji Marel Cleorga F Shonv and estate heirs for damages over 85,000 from George F. Glane’s estate who died in January 1890. The complaint claims mining concessions and iron mine dealings tied to Spain dating back to 1868.
Fragmented text describes a plan to build railways and ships, a Marvel company with $1,000,000 capital, and a partner named Stone. It notes unproductive ventures, a panic in San Francisco area, and later references to London and a collapse tied to Stone. The piece includes garbled dates and names, suggesting a historical financial scandal.
Fragmentary literacy ad cites a laxative product with exaggerated efficacy claims. Reads like a tabloid style pill pitch, mentioning a patent medicine promise and dubious relief without verifiable details.
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