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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
2
The Standard announces no advertising agents outside Utah and requests all advertisers to deal through the Ogden office or a reputable advertising agency. Communications should be addressed to The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
The article reports widespread unemployment actions as miners are refused work after a disputed arbitration. Union leaders decry coercive measures by coal operators while arbitration authorities review rights of those facing discrimination. The crisis risks escalating strikes and broader labor unrest in the coal region.
Fragmented report discusses deterioration and inspection of a bridge and central station, noting adverse conditions and potential restoration efforts. Mentions battlements, ashlar, masonry, and load constraints, with references to central station and surrounding areas. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
A fragmentary report describes engineers and officials in Ogden debating capacity and railway issues. It mentions Central Pacific, Ha, Wael, and a plan to expand engines, plus references to maritime and treaty questions involving Britain, Russia, Turkey, and Egypt. The piece hints at strategic transport and power dynamics in a broader geopolitical context.
A correspondent recalls strong local co operative supporters and a chance meeting with Mrs. Byrne near a licensed grocer in Glebe Street. The piece interweaves social acts, shop visits, and a reflective quote about humanity amid hardship. The narrative blends memories from Glasgow and Malta with historical anecdotes.
Market brief from New York reports varied sugar and commodity prices, with references to raw, refined, and contract notes. Mixed quotes show shifts in pricing, industry mentions, and surrounding financial indicators amid broader market activity.
The Chicago market data lists cattle receipts at 2000 with prices around 8.00 and 87.4 per unit, hog receipts at 18,000 with 6,000 left over and mixed quality. Sheep and variations appear with lamb and wool prices noted, and overall market tone described as steady to good with prime demand.
In South Omaha a mixed cattle market shows slower demand with feeders and heifers uneven, prices for cows and calves reflecting a soft overall tone. Buyers focus on load lots and boxed beef values while calves reach around 300 dollars, and the hog market signals pressure as 4,500 head traded in thin activity.
A long roster of guests arriving at Reed Hotel includes Md. Blian from New York and G. W. Foukin from GM’s Ry among others. Notable names span across San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Chicago London and Cincinnati with travelers from Omaha Great Falls and Glasgow. Reading lists a mix of individuals and places with no stated durations or events.
Market report from Kansas City shows steady demand in sheep and lambs with receipts around 4,000 head. Slaughter lambs bring 3.10 to 3.85 per pound with steady to firm trading, while feeder and fattening cattle show mixed values. Calves steady to 0.80 higher, hogs show modest gains across lots, and the overall market level remains steady amid light buyers.
About 1000 drivers employed by Chicago Vivery sinules reached a compromise with employers and the executive board of the Chicago Federation Hon. of Jarkor. The wage scale includes twelve hour days, 14 dollars per week now, 25 cents an hour overtime, effective November 1. Future disputes to be settled by arbitration.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a San Francisco mining report discussing unusual interests in a mining venture and the current era. Readable elements point to a mining pen and persons involved, but many words are garbled.
A fragment claims cures for Brights disease and diabetes using new compounds in Cattarnia. It touts high recovery percentages and urges immediate contact for reports and details, signaling urgent demonstrations and nearby city distribution.
In a tangled claim, Wy B. Bayder of Ball Lake City, longtime Kimberly pioneer and Western Exploration president, asserts he holds surface rights to the Balaklata mine. He notes the recent forfeiture action weeks ago and questions who now controls the Balaklata property as discussions move toward defining absolute ownership amid multiple stakeholders.
Fragmented item list shows items priced at two three and four cents including small notions such as vaseline treating wheel and curling pins. The readable text suggests a playful or stray catalog of cheap goods from a historic shop.
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