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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
4
Notice lists ward conferences in April with sessions in wards 1 through 6 and stake conferences on April 27 and 28 in Logan. Morrell, stake president, oversees the events with times posted for each ward.
The sexton of the year calls for improvements and resolution as a special order of the day. Back alleys should be cleaned, outhouses repaired, trees trimmed, and other town upkeeps completed. Cleanliness boosts the town’s value and resilience while pets and livestock must be kept in due bounds. property owners’ rights must be respected.
The movement to cut the sugar tariff is seen as led by the sugar trust, with critics arguing benefits go to the trust, not Cubans. Beet sugar output in 1910 nears 20,000 tons, about one twelfth of U.S. use, while Europe churns 6,000,000 tons. The trust aims to control Cuban sugar to meet U.S. demand, linking beet growth and plantation expansion. The trust seeks to block beet factory growth by pricing sugar below production costs and push tariff changes to admit raw sugar.
Directors of Utah Sugar Co plan a large expansion to develop beet sugar and canal networks in Cox Elder county. A Mammoth factory is eyed at a central valley point with operations likely beginning after next fall. To fund expansion 15 to 20 thousand shares will be issued at a dollar per share, yielding about 800 000. 000 shares remain unissued. Shares allotted pro rata on Dane 23 with payments due July 1. If shareholders decline the option others may take the watch.
A quirky line notes a young oyster has a 1 in 1,145,000 chance to mature. Experts describe the infant as an Ish mad from the Ges, facing the sea’s forces as it grows.
The A. Pish Commission is testing spurge cultivation with five commercial varieties currently grown among the Florida keys. It is believed the industry could expand enough to eliminate the need for importing sponges.
A historical reflection notes that fear of time or imprisonment drives human kindness to animals and that societies preventing cruelty to animals inspire broader humane behavior toward people, spreading globally and affecting the lower animal world.
A Russian newspaper suspended after claiming the emancipation of serfs 41 years earlier did less for peasants than hoped, arguing the government would not tolerate even such mild criticism.
Logan City enacts rules banning riding on sidewalks in specified zones and at speeds over six miles per hour. A lighted lantern is required on bicycles after sunset to warn approaching pedestrians, with sections repealing prior ordinances and effective on April 16, 1902.
The document details proposed amendments to articles of incorporation for a corporation named the People s Wer varnhe and Creamerr Company. It includes increasing capital stock from ten to fifteen thousand dollars, changing par value per share, and expanding board of directors to seven with specific officer roles. It sets election by ballot, outlines vacancy rules, and notes a date April to provide signatures from president and secretary.
County Clerk of Sanpete County Utah gives notice for final proof of desert land claim in Richmond Utah. Witnesses named John Dartes Grreatedding Lar Fotn Andres Feltmin Frank D Wolilis. Public hearing scheduled on May 6 with witnesses to prove occupancy and cultivation.
Notices advise creditors and heirs on probate matters for multiple estates. Names include Logan, Cathermuni, and Tavis Walters as administrator. Dated public postings reference March and April deadlines for claims and filings under state probate law.
Official notice from the Department of the Interior Salt Lake City District Office stating that the following entry is for publication and requires final proof of residence and continued occupancy to be made before the county clerk of Box Elder County Utah. Names listed include Joseph Wheeler and others from Fielding and nearby areas as witnesses or claimants for land claims and residence proof.
Adie Sotive fe Puolienting Departigentufi the MyGir iig Land Omcear Sal in Utah gives notice of final proof to establish a claim to homestead land. The hearing will occur before the district court clerk in Logan City on April 4. Stated claim by Serenene A Henriksen, widow of Laurite A Henriksen, for a residence site. witnesses listed: Wanwearen, Christenren flagid Ee, Hans, Péter Sodrensen, all of Newton County, Etat. Frank Dothe, Register. Stewart, Attorney for Applicant.
Notice from the Department of the Interior office in Salt Lake City Utah April 9 appears to set a preliminary hearing for Ahmed Seniter to prove administrative action. Names listed include Heorge Mo Wool, Niky S MM, Hactin Uhristenken, William J. Hill, John S panes, Kara J. Seamolia. Residence at Hode Park. Attorney for the intermint Meaghan.
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