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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1902
Page
2
The Blanchard publishing office in Ogden Utah asks advertisers to send communications directly to the Ogden or Logan offices. It notes agents outside Utah are not used and requests all ads be directed to The Blanchard Publishing Co. Ogden Utah.
Fragmentary text describes a Tonopah area scene with visitors, a mining context, and a large crowd. Mentions a desert setting, uneasy citizenry, and a tense mood as events unfold. Specific names and places are obscured by garbled OCR.
The text describes a chaotic scene around a camp dealing with an epidemic. It mentions warnings, weather, fatigue, and a possible outbreak. Characters include a healer or guide named Udeke and mentions of Civitan Tong and Vukew Mad. The passage hints at a disease outbreak and the measures or missteps to counter it, with references to endless worry and attempted remedies.
A Glunbey of Commeres report summaries wage and hour trends across UK trades in 1800s. It notes total wage sums, shifts by industry, and a table from four statiles showing weekly standard wage rates for shipwrights masons bricklayers and other crafts. The piece discusses minimal net wage increases, declines in mining and metal sectors, and regional variations during the period.
Peterabung Ut 21 Anihawandir rote retuned eve today. He will have tie farewell annionce of within a month.
Fragmented message notes Brights disease and diabetes in California and mentions a survey on recovery rates from incurable diseases. It references investigation details and demonstration of compounds, urging readers to request a report or bundle of materials about a new treatment.
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a blood purifier and tonic. It features testimonials from individuals, praising relief from skin eruptions, dizziness, and general weakness after using three bottles, and claims the product restored health. Also promotes Diamond Dyes, offering free samples and dyeing advice.
New York October 21 the stock market opened active with a diffuse tone as special rows moved in opposite directions. Some declines and gains appeared in railroad and mining shares while prices fluctuated. copper, steel, and grain contracts showed irregular moves. Heavy selling and minor gains followed early volatility as traders reacted to mixed signals and shifting leadership from key issues.
An old breed of white spotted Dalmatian like dogs thrived across the United States from 1800 to 1882 but became extinct in Vale Country. Originating in England from the Australian province of Janmas Ha the dogs gained popularity, then faded after the Civil War. They were valued for display rather than utility, failing at hunting guarding or any practical use, leading to their demise, as noted in a Washington Dispatch.
A fragmented remark notes that those who preach reform abroad often avoid local charity. The speaker suggests a paradox about virtue starting at home and questions the sincerity of distant advocacy.
Chicago market report shows mixed grain and livestock values with wheat around 68 to 74 cents, corn near 45 to 90 cents, and oats and flax fluctuating. Hog and cattle receipts listed with prices for hogs near 1700 dollars per head, steers and heifers mixed, with freight terms and regional quotations from Bland area and river shipments.
The South Omaha cattle market reports slow trade with receipts around 4,000 and 9,700 cattle listed. Prices show mixed demand for cattle, cows, and stockers, with several figures indicating top receipts near 4,000 and strong activity in certain classes. Strong entities include South Omaha and local market names, with lots of confusion in the OCR but clear signs of sale volumes and pricing.
fragmented OCR notes report a sugar sale by Taw Firm and Walussiy with prices around 4.75 dollars. additional cryptic references include quantities and dates unclear in the text.
Fragmentary OCR text references St Louis wool and weather, with disjoint terms like Ste lans Und 81-Woull-Steadys territory and weathen orediony 11s foe 16 1: ennree WEL.
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