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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
2
The Lake Herald reports on a proposed permit system to curb offensive posters in public spaces. Officials argue such signage threatens public decency and decorum, urging restrictions near residential areas and hilltop districts while proposing a $9 fee for license issuance.
President Roosevelt will travel from New York through Washington and the Pacific coast in a long westward journey. He will arrive in Dover on May 2, visit key cities from Los Angeles to Seattle, and return via Ogden. The trip includes sightseeing along the Pacific coast and a special reception in Ogden with local authorities coordinating the holiday event.
Distressed Salt Like community debates halting the Oeder-Taidta cut-off due to repeated washouts. Report notes a near-fatal accident when a roadbed sank and a fireman died. Engineers doubt the quagmire can be stabilized, yet a full abandonment is not confirmed. Local figures urge safety and road plans.
A historical notice touts Nevada farming prospects for Canadian migrants, praising abundant government land near Warsworth and Sulb Lake valley. It claims 200000 acres available, minimal cost, and a five year residence requirement, urging settlers to explore irrigation friendly sites and similar climates before moving north.
Miscolns Life narrative recalls a pioneer upbringing in Hardin County Kentucky and Spencer County Indiana. The speaker describes family moves, limited schooling, and self education amid rough conditions and frontier life starting in early 1800s and continuing through youth.
The account traces a figure's path from early labor to service in Illinois and Menard County, detailing shifts from law to politics, service in the Rideau war, election to the legislature in 1852 and again in a later biennium, and a long law career with Whig alignment. It ends with a physical description: about 5 feet 4 inches, gray hair, hazel or gray eyes, no notable marks.
Reports from Carnens describe a landlord and tenant dispute involving Verezngla and Germany over the cannilan ship Restistador. The article notes opinion differences and references the Indianapolis News for the report.
A late bequest by Robert Miller of Sullivan aims to fund a marble monument on the farm near Tivioia to honor his beloved mare and a lifelong horse journey. The Masons, alerted by the tale, plan to erect the granite marker along the river creek to endure as a symbol of loyalty and frontier endurance.
Readable fragments show volatile trading in New York and surrounding markets with prices falling on wheat and rail shares. Traders moved to liquidate holdings as miscellaneous stocks including Pennwvania and Amalgamated rail lines declined amid uncertain conditions.
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