Saturday March 11 Event of Much Importance Prices Usual
Reserved seats on sale at Box. An event of much importance draws attention to ticket availability.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1903
Page
5
Reserved seats on sale at Box. An event of much importance draws attention to ticket availability.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals at noon enjoined the Northern Securities company from voting or owning stock in the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways. The decision declares the stock held by Northern Securities as illegal in restraint of trade and bars any control or dividends. The ruling also allows the securities to return shares to Northern stockholders.
Jap a lac renews furniture appeal at Riter Bros Drug Co while Edwin James secures a permit to build a room frame case in Logan Firth ward. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs A G Lundstrom on Wednesday. John A Hendrickson reports Ogden Woolen Mills busyness 500 percent higher in March versus 1902. mill to run night and day. Miss Helen Boyer, Utah girl who earned a national reputation through leading stock companies.
The Land Commissioner approved proposed withdrawals for Logan and Manti forest reserves, and the Interior Department will draft proclamations for the President’s signature. Execution likely waits until the President returns from his Western trip.
Mrs Amanda Williams, recently from Texas, shot Carroll Nix of Fayetteville Ark while asleep in his room at 410 West Ninth Street. Nix, a former sweetheart of Williams, was fatally wounded after she followed him to Kansas City. Police booked Williams without comment as details emerged.
Tolstoi's Resurrection to be staged at Thatcher Opera House Saturday April 11. Maslova and Nekhindow emerge as two of the century's most vividly drawn characters in this ambitious adaptation. Maslova's emotional breadth is matched by NekhINDOW's softened portrayal, reshaping the self centered hero into a more sympathetic figure. The production is billed as among the era's strongest dramatic plays.
Notice announces a Stake Prigathood meeting to be held Saturday in April at 10 a.m. with Stake Presidency Jos Morrell Isaac Smith and W W Maughan urging all state priests to attend. Also lists Logan cattle inquiry terms to Joseph H Knowles and a city lot description near the county courthouse by the Central Meat Market.
Isaac Smith reports on cash allocations for eggs and poultry sectors. The notes outline funding impacts, market outlook, and adjustments in subsidies affecting farmers and suppliers in the regional agriculture economy.
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