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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1903
Page
2
Notice appears to request subscription details for the Daily Standard with author Carrie in City and references to Montheeewenne Heeeen and Ogden. It specifies a 290 word limit for the publisher and that writers' names must be published in full. The fragmentary text indicates an advance payment and outside solicitation details.
The Standard announces no outside advertising agents currently. Advertisers should deal directly with the publication in Ogden Utah or through any reputable advertising agency. Address communications to The Standard Publishing Co. Ogden Utah.
A critical survey notes how twenty one American girls, led by the Duchess of Marlborough, pursue marriage for social display. It argues such unions often impoverish character, prompted by guardians chasing status and spectacle over virtue.
The Richfield Reaper criticizes the Ogden Standard for arguing Clark joins Markiman to back Gould’s influence in Utah. It disputes authority and urges direct coast routes via Green River, Cedar City, and other towns, arguing a southern line to Los Angeles would spur state development and rail profits.
A garbled report describes forest fires in the Washington region destroying timber valued at 474,000,000. The piece mentions two week closure, regional impact, and ongoing annual town reflections, with multiple garbled phrases about timber output and recovery efforts.
The Bureau of Forestry assigns agents to district wilds to study causes, prevention, and soil impact of fires across Minnesota and nearby states. Observations cover nurseries, farms, turpentine orchards, railroads, and forest protection methods to replace vague government chatter with verified data and guide prevention.
Denver Colorado May 12 A plan by the Police board subcommittee proposes a permanent arbitration board with ten members, five chosen by employers and five by labor. The group would select an umpire, with agreements recognized by both sides, discussed at a Citizens Alliance meeting.
New York May 12 Col Asa Philip Stanford mother of late multibillionaire Lelind Stanford of California died at home on West Party seventh street after despair over poverty and failed help from his son Jerome. He had earlier sent 100000 to his brother Teland Stanford and 80000 to Aba ha, with 20000 to his son Jerome who stayed in San Francisco. Stanford, 83, grew weak mid April after drawing on Jerome for money, repeatedly saying the will help him. His wife kept by the bank, and he never recovered.
List of arrivals includes Reed dining Usagma twenty four hour schedule with numerous names and places such as New York Chicago Omaha and mentions of individuals like Charles O Connmny Minoiss TN and Henry Crosby. The dense list presents a social or ceremonial gathering with varied attendees and affiliations.
The weekly weather and crop report notes cooler than usual temperatures in the Obio valley with some warmth needed elsewhere. Conditions remain generally favorable in many northern districts while drought and frost damage affect parts of Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas and Missouri with winter wheat showing improvement in the central south and corn becoming late but progressing slowly.
President Roosevelt tours California praising the giant redwoods and missions as heritage to be preserved for future generations. He urges a stronger navy and stresses the need to protect trees from placards and disease while thanking the Grand Army, pioneers, and California citizens for their support.
Officials across states and territories unite to enforce a broad quarantine banning cattle movement from the Mexican border to Canada. The plan covers vast terrain from Rowley to the Missouri River, aiming to curb a fast spreading disease and protect herds. Drymond's Norway Pine Syrup is advertised as health aid.
Reports from the high school of Wanney's Ranch confirm to the Associated Press that serious trouble is not experienced in removing the Indians. The information released today aligns with yesterday's AP briefing and emphasizes a stable situation overall.
Fragmented OCR shows a sensational ad style from a past era touting miracle piles cures and paralytics. Names like DR L. GRIFFIN and W. G. TAYLOR appear alongside dubious medical certificates and addresses in a lurid promotional piece.
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