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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1894
Page
2
A brief notice from A N Rosenbaum in Cache County Utah outlines subscription rates for the publication. The text is fragmentary and presents minimal details beyond the publishing schedule and city origin.
The sixty fourth annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints will convene in the Tabernacle Salt Lake City at 1 clock on Friday morning April 6th all officers and members are invited to attend the meeting. Signed by the First Presidency Wolfe Cannon Sarria and others. Grover Cleveland could get them in his clutches veto them all.
A fragmented report notes Lyncriss voices and Ognes Senses editoral shift. The OGnes Senses abandoned its editorial department, while Lt is described as a big improvement likely to please its few vendors.
The Witsss tariff lowers the duty on dismantle and raises the price of sugar at the same time. This is only one of the mintiy ways in which the democratic party favors the lahoving man.
A provocative remark praises Teeny Gourknok KeKisney as a leader of the Republican party and contrasts it with the Democratic party, lamenting a perceived lack of brains among its leaders. The tone mirrors a partisan attack typical of early political commentary.
A historical note suggests that few men convicted of crime have much to offer the court because lawyers often take all they have and damage their reputations. The passage reflects a critical view of defense counsel and the consequences for defendants.
In Leogan several business men loudly condemn spending outside the city yet continue to ship work to distant printers. The inconsistency among Whitehiiny’s public figures is highlighted as a fault in local economic conduct.
Prova Woolen Mills restarts operations after a short shutdown. Workers will be paid in produce and merchandise, not cash, though management hopes cash payments may resume soon. The firm contends this arrangement is better than idle wages from middlemen and aims to keep the plant open.
Tur Giuchas Crry Ruglee accuses Parisat of copying editorials without credit. Accusers cite three years of the Magles coliper's publishing history and note prior items on wealth university and Uinee linws as evidence of stealing.
Govianon Wrese proclaims district court terms for the year with sessions in February and August. The text clips debate on mineral wages, free list implications, and Democratic stance, accusing opponents of harming American industry and workers.
The fragment references a Democratic meeting, mentions a Sentinel editorial urging welcome, and discusses party strength across regions. It notes Wisconsin and northern states leaning Republican while Missouri, Arkansas, and poses show Democratic majorities, with a tongue in cheek conclusion about hell and democracy.
Local residents blame Union Pacific for high coal costs while suggesting cheaper routes via Southern Pacific to Logan City. The piece notes wood burning as an alternative, claims wood sales boosted local business, and reflects on previous campaigns by Nagin about wood burning.
Readable fragments critique party splits and public conduct in a turbulent political moment. Mentions Bland bill and Rogue's March with Nell notes on Populist pressure and impending upheaval in policy and leadership.
A damaged text fragment mocks both Democratic and Republican parties. It claims a new era is coming to the western country, urges readers to study the election by careful light, and criticizes party tactics while praising reform. The passage is garbled and hostile toward current politics.
The piece argues the Democratic Party holds a spectrum on tariffs from free trade toward strong protection. It traces Wilson era bills, Senate and House drafts, and calls out internal splits created by diverse interests and shifting positions. It claims the party cannot unify policy amid divergent factions and pressures from constituents and lobbyists.
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A string of quotes from students and teachers emphasizes virtue, diligence, time management, and faith. The fragmentary prose urges honesty, humility, and godly thoughts as paths to prosperity and eternal education, while praising character over mere appearance.
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