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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
2
The firm pledges to fight injustice and corruption, oppose privileged elites and public plunder, and stand with the poor. It vows never to fear criticizing leaders, to defend progress, and to demand a restart of stagnating policies under new protections.
A Utah congressman blasts the tariff act signed by the president, accusing Republicans of subservience to the executive and exposing party divisions. He argues southern industries are protected while northern farmers face lax safeguards, warning of a looming slump and urging action to curb party overreach.
Fragmented report discusses tariff changes and cost of living fears. Mentions free trade, price cuts, and industrial impact. References Democratic and Republican positions, Cleveland era monetary ideas, and potential political outcomes. Names and places are unclear due to OCR quality.
The Pay Wider Journal reports Ogden's Fashion Show drew strong crowds and money for the city. Officials note neighboring settlements lack support, but residents recognize the event as a key attraction. The piece captures mixed local reaction and the show’s economic impact.
The parade and two day Fashion Show drew merchants and visitors to Ogden, boosting window displays and local commerce. Citizens praised the event as a strong promotional boost. some attendance from outside town was limited, but overall the city gained exposure and anticipated future benefits from the spectacle.
A garbled report discusses allegations that ducks along the River Pal and nearby watercourses are killed by sulfuric fumes from a Garfield smelter. Government inspectors attribute the deaths to sulfur emissions carried by winds, with tests planned and labs to be established.
A fragmented piece describes Korea’s abduction of married widows by bachelors influenced by superstition and Confucian norms. It notes head removal in crimes, the role of astrologers in arranged marriages, and ongoing police efforts reducing such offenses, with cultural pressures shaping widowhood and early marriages.
A sprawling OCR of market notes lists freight quotes, futures, and farm goods. It names cattle prices for steers and heifers, grain and produce values, with various buyers and sellers referenced alongside regional and national market terms.
Reported cuts in steel and iron production and anticipated tariff impacts push prices lower in New England and nationwide. Industry sources note ongoing reductions, with United States Steel declining to around 48 as markets react to policy shifts and supply conditions.
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