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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1903
Page
4
The notice lists subscription terms for the Starla edition with WM Glasmann as editor and manager. It details daily standard carrier in-city monthly rates and mail subscriptions outside Ogden with annual prices.
The paper states that all communications must be limited to 200 words and that the author’s full name be published. Editors emphasize adherence to these rules for submissions, ensuring clarity and proper attribution in the final print.
The Standard states no special advertising agent outside Utah and urges all advertisers to deal directly with the Ogden Utah office or through reputable advertising agencies. The notice emphasizes direct dealings and avoids external agents.
The Standard Publishing Co. in Ogden Utah requests all future communications be directed to their offices for proper handling and records. The notice emphasizes official correspondence routing and administrative processing through the Ogden facility.
Word from the Irrigation Congress in Ogden next week says Utah fruit displays will be 20 times larger than anticipated with a full rearrangement to showcase them. The Salt Lake Tribune notes this national event could reveal a pivotal horticultural verdict and grant winners enduring renown.
Ogden prepares to host the Eleventh National Irrigation Congress with city decorations along Twenty fourth Street and Washington Avenue. Businesses are urged to ready holiday adornments as early arrivals may come Monday, with bunting and flags to greet visitors and present the city at its best.
The piece cites the San Francisco Examiner on fraudulent old age cures targeting women. It notes cruel methods that remove skin or inject harmful substances, risking blood poisoning, neurosis, lockjaw, and other evils. It warns competent surgeons and antisepsis are essential.
The article argues the Ottoman Empire should be divided but notes current mystic influence hinders this. It predicts European non interference would lead to war with Bulgaria, likely ending in a crushing Bulgarian defeat, and praises Ottoman troops as elite and fanatical defenders of the Sublime Porte.
The piece argues Turkish troops led by a Plevna veteran are almost unconquerable, with Turkey fielding over 3,000,000 men, 27,000 officers, 80,600 horses and 1,366 guns. Bulgaria is cited at 299,000 men, 5,000 officers, 40,000 horses and 600 guns, claiming no comparison in strength and predicting Turkey would overrun Bulgaria if war occurs.
Three years after the 1900 flood Galveston shows rapid growth with commerce up, port rankings rising to third in the United States and values of goods and customs receipts doubling. A breakwater and sea wall are under construction at great cost as government aid and local grit rebuild the harbor and city.
In New York trading on Sept 12 a renewal of yesterday’s gains appeared in some special stocks while profit taking spread across others. Western division leaders St. Paul Union Pacific and Southern Pacific rose, Atchison Missouri Pacific slipped. London American stocks opened higher but soon retreated as market leaders fell after the bank statement showed larger cash deficits than expected, with Anaconda dropping 4 points and the closing tone weak.
Boston correspondent reports the Te hing sacred jeweled tree, a two and a half foot high treasure long hidden in imperial China, has appeared in the Boston art museum after years missing. Chinese officials seek its return, but the item is believed lost to China forever following the Boxer era.
Ellis Island authorities seek to remove Sarah Adams a Kaffir girl stowaway within a week. The ship fireman faces trial over smuggling and officials grapple with safe transport as Castle Line vessels do not carry passengers and only certain steamers can be used.
The sand fly Ephemerida lives one day in the sun after a two to three year underwater nymph stage. It harms nothing and cannot eat, merely flitting about briefly in daylight or under lamps. Scientists note its life cycle from nymph to winged adult and dismiss the idea that winds carry it to Chicago.
The piece from the New Orleans Picayune condemns rushing boys into adulthood schooling and work. It urges delaying brainwashing into college and career and warns of nervous prostration and death from accelerated pressure.
A 1903 Utah bank balance sheet for Weber County notes assets and liabilities appears with a notarized oath by cashier R. E. Hoag. The document lists loans, discounts, reserves, deposits, and capital of 100000 dollars, with a notary public attestation dated September 12, 1903.
A ruddy glow fills the East as smoke darkens the air. The coming Balkan feast brings a tense clash over Turkish affairs, reflecting regional strains and political postures.
Omaha market report lists cattle receipts 3200 with steady western steers at 3.00, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.15, calves 3.00 to 5.25, bulls 2.00 to 4.00. Hog prices ranged 5.40 to 5.80 with most sales 5.45 to 5.60. Sheep reported as none.
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