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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1895
Page
2
Public notice appears from Logan in Cache County Utah with unclear text about an authority and filing. OCR fragments reference a name and a location but fail to provide clear actions or deadlines.
A reader writes that Brigham City Voice has been missing for a month and questions its fate. The letter critiques local discourse and proposes a direct approach to woman suffrage by letting Utah women vote yes or no on the issue, suggesting a compromise.
The piece notes the New York Tribune offered 15,000,000 for its outfit, discusses press duplication frequency, criticizes press zeal over Mormon and Gentile issues, and compares prevailing GOP and Democratic dynamics. It reflects on California tax land redemption law and suggests Utah constitutional changes to grant similar state land purchase rights.
The Provo community shows bold support for Provo becoming the state capital, arguing Salt Lake City pushes for all institutions while Provo would seek selective sites. Citizens praise local papers for nerve and unity in pressing for legislative action.
The Utah Advertising Association plans to coordinate advertising across the territory, courting major newspapers. Editor Gibbs defends his Genesis and Geology series after rival Fillmore Progress accuses plagiarism, while a convention discussion on woman suffrage advances toward an affirmative likely vote.
The Pioneer prose warns that small disputes with Spain over the Alliance affair, Germany over commercial discrimination, and Italy could threaten world peace. The piece suggests careful handling to avoid broader conflict with Great Britain.
The piece argues Britain pursues aggressive global expansion through Venezuela’s border dispute and Nicaragua Bluefields, challenging the Monroe doctrine. It warns the state department leader’s mood swings risk triggering war and endangering American continental peace and influence.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions envy case and various personal names and entities. It appears to reference legal or transactional matters but unreadable terms and broken phrases prevent clear identification of parties, actions, or outcomes.
A fragmented item discusses clothing value and style at Chicago Clothing Stone. The text hints at competition, quality, and public attention, mentioning fashion figures and a critical assessment of attire. It remains unclear but centers on garments and perception in a high profile setting.
Newbold has won a full time on Mensaml Boys Clothing at Laderware West, its old stand on 3rd Street. Prices are the lowest, crime and be convinced.
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