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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
1
A pointed open letter from the Wellsville Republican Committee denounces the county court editorial stance. It accuses the Journal of bias, defends loyalty to the county committee, and denounces perceived attempts to muzzle party discourse while demanding fair treatment and party discipline.
Corianton ended its three night Salt Lake engagement after tumultuous performances at the Salt Lake theatre. Manager Thatcher defended the company’s pay, while actors Miss Duo, Miss Craig, Miss Boye, Miss Helin, and Miss Levy faced walkouts and a libel suit from lawyer Richard Hartley seeking five thousand dollars.
Local notes highlight plumbing and steam fitting by Tarbet near the fireman's hall. Cardon Burnham & Co offer wall paper for spring cleaning. J L Jones opens a novelty store on First North Street west of the post office with many domestic articles. Presidents Swith Wilder and Lund respond to the Swedish Saints about separate meetings.
Signers lacking church standing argue against dividing nationalities to preserve harmony and sentiment within the church. The presidency urges unity among Swedish Saints, noting foreign members have been honored and urging restraint to maintain good will in church affairs.
Isaac Smith profiles the CAs PAG organization focusing on poultry concerns and regional farming issues. The piece highlights harvest cycles, policy impacts, and community insights from local agricultural leaders.
Salt Lake City April 4 The State's objections to Logan City's plan to issue 60 000 bonds for an electric light plant failed in the Utah Supreme Court Chief Justice Baskin ruled the municipality may issue bonds as voted by a majority of taxpayers The decision supports the trial court finding that Logan incurred 85000 debt in 1892 before incorporation and Constitution adoption. The court held a special debt under four percent of property valuation is allowed regardless of preexisting debts. Costs were charged to the State.
List of names including Adams Mr Joseph Cox Miss Ada Landmesser C McAllister Mr P Penninton Mrs St Clair Mr Jack Robert Murdack P M with notes indicating letters advertised for delivery.
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