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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
2
A fragmentary notice from The Standard Publishing Co. Ogden Utah outlines advertising policy and submission limits. It warns advertisers must use approved channels and states the paper currently has limited outside advertising agents while inviting communications to the company address.
In a fiery address the President extols courage and wisdom as the duty to act rightly for others and to resist wrong with dignity. He links such virtue to national character, notes public expectation, and urges citizens to uphold integrity amid provocation and injustice.
Report from Tangemonk doubts the success of the expo dedication with calls for reform. Officials warn that opening logistics and transport plans threaten orderly progress and may endanger the expo's outcome.
A garbled OCR style passage expresses gratitude and love, mentioning prayer and devotion to God. It reads like a heartfelt, singable piece with misspellings and stray words, making its exact meaning unclear. The tone is reverent and intimate.
Prices in New York markets in May showed only small changes from last night as trading remained very light. Ongoing selling of coal Inland and in St Louis and San Francisco dampened demand, with notable declines at Chicago exchanges. some firms like Rooke Island and BL Louis faced losses while others steadied.
The page compiles a dense array of prices and entities including wheat May and July figures, rye, Clover and Baxley items, New York and Baltimore markets, shipping lines like St Louis and San Francisco, and steel stocks such as United States Steel. It reads as a historical price sheet with numerous fractions, abbreviations, and place names.
Continuous quotations reference First National Bank and Ogden Brokerage Co at 2482 Washington Ave. The note mentions cash or margin trades and hedging, with prices and bids not fully visible.
A garbled dialogue shows Sadie Goona asked Who was Columbus as a teacher prompts with a curious line about Columans, the gem of the ocean. The exchange mentions a detective and references Philadelphia Press in a fragmented narration.
An Ashtison Globe excerpt contemplates meals missed by spouses amid wartime scarcity. It questions whether households would starve if men and women sought aid, suggesting social strain and moral judgment. The fragment reflects eras of hardship and gendered duties in a local paper context.
Warrington May 8 The Post Office department confirms that John Aulgood a free delivery letter carrier was stopped by armed men while on his route to Galledin and warned not to venture in service or face death. Superintendent Bayne suspended route service pending investigation and will take preliminary action if reports are confirmed.
The Civil Service Board certified the second man on the list for the rural route post, with Alien F P Dillard previously appointed and resigning. Postmaster General Payne reports only two options remain: abolish the route or dispatch soldiers for protection, while noting civil service status restricts action and laws cover penalties for assault on a mail carrier in uniform and for tampering with mail.
Reward of fifty dollars offered for information leading to arrest of anyone who tampers with the electric transmission line near Puncer Station by Ogden Canyon. Warning to Parsons and public to avoid interfering with the line. Damage can cause property loss and personal injury from broken insulators or fallen wires near the power house.
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