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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1903
Page
4
In advance terms for daily and weekly editions, listing carrier delivery in city and mail options outside Ogden. Subscriptions priced per year with different plans and penalties for nonpayment. Public notice-style boilerplate resembling a newspaper subscription notice.
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The Standard states it currently employs 10 outside advertising agents and directs all advertisers to deal directly with the Ogden Utah office or through any reputable advertising agency.
The Standard Publishing Co in Ogden Utah is the recipient for all communications per the directive.
A dated analysis claims Nania vastly outpowers Japan in war ships with Russia close to Japan in Asiatic waters. It cites 14 Japanese armored battleships to Russia's 65 and suggests land forces of 4,500,000 for Nuseians versus 632,000 for Japan. It notes Russia's peace footing nearly doubles Japan's potential military might.
The article notes the rapid retreat of war talk in the Far East as peace prospects rise. It argues diplomatic restraint between Japan and Russia avoids a costly conflict and warns armed struggle degrades nations, comparing future arbitration to old feuds.
General Corbin notes long running migration from the United States into the Northwest Territory and Alberta. He cites 600 Americans entering Canada daily and describes tent living, rapid settlement, and conversion of the Dakotas and Montana into wheat country. Utah emigration also fuels Alberta growth with whole towns populated by Utahns.
Nordeau criticizes Turkish rule in the Balkans and predicts European powers will dismantle Turkish authority. He argues the czarist subjects recognize that Turkish control will fail and that Luropa will destroy Turkish power in the region.
A voiced essay argues the Ottoman Empire is doomed in Europe and urges a US backed push to expel Turkey. It condemns Turkish cruelty and deceit while urging united Anglo American pressure to drive the Turk from the continent. Nine Balkan states are deemed unlikely to unite soon due to rival aims and tensions.
A reader presents a word problem about ages Mary and Ann. Mary is 24, and the question asks how old Ann is based on a relation between their ages when Mary was as old as Ann is now. The text also includes garbled commentary about universities and industries.
A fragmentary verse portrait speaks of a sixteen year old girl named Carola, framed as a fair maiden between sea and land. It invokes tides, grace, and a watching gaze, blending mythic imagery with a cautious blessing on her youth.
Amusement note heralds The Storks a musical fantasy touring Wed at the Grand with a 75 person company led by Guta Weinberg. It claims five months in Dearborn Chicago and two months in Region with celebrated American wit and melodies.
The Chaperons a popular musical will be staged at Grand Opera House next Friday with the original company and full scenery costumes and properties. The show features catchy tuneful numbers including Were All Good Fellows and Sambo and A Gentle Touch Talk Talk Talk and The Little Girl Who Couldn't Say No.
Hoyt's A Texas Steer opens at the Grand tonight. The long running comedy marks its fifteenth season and draws crowded houses. The cast includes A. Devlin and Milt G. Barlow with actor William Marble Jr. in Drasny Gall and Will T. Chatterton as Maj. Yell. Bossy, the Congressman's daughter, and the Famous Texas Steel Quartet provide melodies.
A Pall Mall Gazette summary cites Dr Freuler of Zurich who estimates Swiss scenery yields a strong profit from foreign visitors. About 100000 Alps visitors and 380000 resort visitors yearly spend 675000 pounds on travel and 3800000 pounds on lodging. 3,475,000 pounds is clear profit on 22,000,000 pound investment, about 11 percent.
A Baltimore American piece mocks self righteous critics who judge others while concealing flaws. It contrasts a supposedly spotless public image with hidden vices in the sanctimonious crowd, urging mercy and self reflection.
Opening prices rose on moderate volume as U S Steel preferred and Amalgamated led gains. Consolidated action saw Colorado Fuel, Pressed Steel down, while Canadian Pacific and Atchison rallied. London bought, then dull, with U S Steel and locomotive preferred among losers later.
Cattle receipts 19 000 steady to lower prices for native steers 4.15 to 5.50 cows and heifers 1.30 to 4.00 stockers and feeders 2.25 to 4.00 fulls 1.30 to 2.60 calves 1.50 to 6.50 western cattle and calves noted. Hogs receipts 6 000 steady to firm bulk 5.45 to 5.75 with packers at 5.55 to 7.35. Sheep receipts 4 000 steady to 16¢ lower lambs 2.90 to 3.35, range wethers 2.20 to 3.25, ewes 2.23 to 3.50.
Cattle receipts around 5000 with steady values. Good to prime steers 5.10 to 5.80, cows 1.40 to 2.50, calves up to 7.40. Hog receipts about 000 today and 20000 tomorrow with bulk sales 5.65. Sheep and lambs steady to lower, wethers 3.33 to 4.25, western lambs 4.235 to 4.40.
CASIDWNEAT Chicago October 13.4 Cash wheats list bid values for No 2 red No 3 red No 2 hard winter No 3 do No 1 northern spring No 2 do No 3 spring with prices ranging from 77 to 84 and two price variants for some grades.
Sugar prices show firm to fair refining with values around 3 4 8 to 3 7 8 for centrifugal and refined grades. Molasses sugar at 3 1 3 with steady demand. Powdered sugar at 4 4? 85 and translated at 75. Coffee market firm No 7 Rio at 5 5 8.
Omaha market report shows cattle around 6000 head with steady tone. Cattle ranges include native steerers 3.73 to 5.00, cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.25, western steers 3.10 to 4.10, canners 1.50 to 2.25, stockers 2.50 to 4.10, calves 3.00 to 5.00, bulls 1.75 to 2.50. Hog sales near 4.30 to 5.40, bulk 4.35 to 5.40. Sheep at 19,500 with western yearlings 4.85, wethers 3.40 to 3.60, ewes 4.10, lambs 4.00 to 5.00.
Money on call remains steady at 2 1 2 percent with prime mercantile paper at 6 6 1 3 percent. Sterling exchange seen near steady with bankers bills at 4.83 4.8350 for demand and 4.8215 4.8220 for sixty days. Commercial bills quoted 4.81 7 3. Mexican dollars 46. Bar silver at 60 3 8.
Sir John J. Jenkins, ex Liberal Unionist MP for Carmarthen and Swansea Metal Exchange chair, told Swansea harbor trust that alarmist tin trade reports were unwarranted. First nine months show an 18 000 ton rise vs two years ago. Wales can compete with world markets and supply bars without inviting American dumping.
The record notes support for Mr. Balfour's Sheffield programme while opposing Mr. Chamberlain's food taxing project as part of a broader policy clash.
Alleged discrepancies totaling 44000 are said to be found in the accounts of the late Joseph Shaht, secretary and treasurer of BP Jr Mast & Co. grain drill makers. Shaht died after typhoid fever and before his death reputedly confessed miscounts. He earned 2400 dollars annually over seventeen years.
Mr and Mrs W K Vanderbilt Marion Crawford and Booker T Washington arrive in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse after voyages from Bremen Southampton and Cherbourg.
At Wahoo Nebraska on October 14 the twenty year celebration of Luther Academy a Swedish college featured a letter from President Roosevelt expressing regret at being unable to attend the exercises and the note was read aloud to attendees.
A reading and ceremony on the academy grounds honors Cater King Oscar as he presides over the dedication of a new building. The event marks a notable moment for the school community with speeches and local attendance.
Park Valley Exploration, Ogden Utah, announces a 1903 assessment of mill per share on all outstanding capital stock. Payable to Secretary C A Kennedy at Tomy 4 First National Bank building Ogden by Nov 13 1903. Delinquent shares may be sold at public auction Nov 28 1903 noon to cover overdue assessments and advertising costs.
The wool market in Boston reports increased demand and firm prices after a week of buying. Territory and fleece wools move briskly with prices listed, while fleece wools remain strong though offerings stay light.
Berlin sources say the 1904 naval estimates are not public yet and only list required sums for maintenance and ships under construction. A supplemental budget is expected to include two battleships one armored cruiser and five Lar pedé boats.
Denver reports D A W Anderson publisher of the Irrigation Age in Chicago has gained control of the Irrigation Era, a local periodical, and will continue publishing here under the title Modern Irrigation. The change marks a new chapter for the city’s water industry press.
Wool nominal values across territory and western markets show medium 17 18, fine medium 15 17, fine 15 16 with current price ranges and quality grades noted for buyers and sellers.
The Ogden Brokerage Co reports copper prices for numerous issues including Washington Leased Wire 3 3 4 and Atchison common 03 8. Rail stocks show varied values with New York Central at 1 5 3 4 and Union Pacific 64 3 8. Several lines such as Chesapeake and Ohio and Reading display notable quotes.
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