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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1894
Page
1
A lengthy early 20th century letter discusses cranks and silverites, praising Brigham City editor Tomson and denouncing Coxey's army hoax. It weighs politics, humor, and social critique, naming Mrs. Mary Dilen Lense as a notable crank, and touches on Cleveland’s stance on bimetallism.
The Providence Dramatics Company repeats Dream at Les tonight March 23 for the poor and the able alike. An admission fee will be charged by those who can afford it while those unable to pay may enjoy the show freely. After the play, outdoor social events are planned with a small fee for attendees.
Letter from Logan City praises Holton as a gifted prospector who located multiple mineral prospects in Idaho and Utah. The writer recounts guiding Holton to uncover a gold bearing vein, a second vein, and another lead while highlighting Holton’s visions, leadership, and role in developing mining claims amid winter snows and high elevations.
Mrs Hellen Stark, visiting from Brigham City, intends to start a Logan home flower art business if patronage justifies it. She notes thousands of dollars leave the valley yearly for materials that could be made locally and seeks encouragement. Her daughter Mrs N Carlson will assist. samples will be shown in local stores.
The Cache County Court convened to address petitions including a new bridge over the east fork of Little Bear River, repairs to the old bridge, support for Anda d. Jones, and various appointments. Items covered include hiring tree inspectors, renting county poor farms, adjusting county road work, and appointing examiners for district school teachers with a daily rate.
A jumble of local notices covers lost property, church activities, Sunday school at ME Chirrell, junior league at 7 and preaching at 730, conference at Salt Lake leading to no school today, and various lectures and musical events. It mentions Mr. Kohurch in Logan, Postmaster Boothe, and a sensational tale about a devil costume linked to a crime scare.
The proclamation by Governor Cael Wy West establishes two court locations each year in Dogan and Lenn count ies. It sets terms for a new district court system for the northern portion of the fourth judicial district, naming dates and counties including Cache and Weber. The notice, dated Salt Lake City, April A.D. 1850, is signed by Caren W. Wistr, Secretary of the Territory.
A garbled OCR passage describes two young men riding and a girl involved near a crossing. The text becomes jumbled with stray words and names such as Dr. Pivage and Pyramids appearing, making details unclear about any event, people or outcome.
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