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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1894
Page
2
Published Tuesdays and Fridays in Logan Utah for Cache County notices. Names Rosenpava Eprron Sal appear in readable fragments of a public or classified notice.
A reflective piece critiques faith among the poor and laments the wolf of hardship lingering at the door. It argues that divine distance mirrors material deprivation, highlighting systemic despair and spiritual longing in a marginalized community.
A concise editorial urging business owners to advertise or sell to someone who will. It emphasizes the value of promotion as essential to business viability and suggests that passing the asset to a more active advertiser can benefit the enterprise.
A fragment notes that some men predict a coming revolution in the near future while their wives must wash to support the tobacco habit. The text reflects a dated, gendered social observation with limited readable context.
A Brigham resident found a rusty horse shoe on a street and took it home for luck. She placed it under her pillow at night and as she rose she mistakenly tried to adjust it to her mouth with her false teeth, discovering the error several hours later.
In Brigham City Ricey Jones is described as a longtime Republican who switches to the Populist party amid party split, praised for his political shrewdness and leadership in Box Elder county, with a note that Democrats may be collapsing under price-driven division.
A critical exchange laments the Democratic party's demise, calling it dying in agony under Cleveland's leadership. The piece portrays a shattered faction with fading hope for resurrection, noting mortification and despair among former allies as the party cannot subsist.
The readable text laments failed leadership and broken promises to the working class, asserting the movement’s demise and loss of honor, with a warning that friends will condemn it once buried under public scrutiny.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts delivers an eloquent critique of the Wilson bill before the Senate. He argues protection and free trade are misnamed and warns the measure preserves injustice, harms farmers and workers, and undermines American markets while favoring Canada.
The Senate speech by Davie Bennett Hill on the Wilson tariff stirs a strong division within the Democratic Party likened to a bomb blast. It aligns lines with Merrson and Dixon, highlighting a North protectionist revolt against Southern free trade Democrats, noting many protectionists remain influential.
A historical editorial argues the 1882 Democratic plank denounced protection as unconstitutional and promoted free trade led by Cleveland and Speaker Crisp. It notes Northern Democrats fear the Wilson bill’s anticipated income tax would burden them, while Southern states push for continued protection and new taxes targeting the North. The piece brands such shifts as demagogic and cowardly, warning of disaffection among Northern Democrats.
A rough notes page from Y.C. Notes lists a Friday April 20 program with lectures recitations and musical pieces by Miss Crookston Misa Baker Mrs Slewn and T. H. Cutler. The piece recalls a Georgian trial story where the defendant killed after provocation and was acquitted as justifiable homicide.
Immense stock of dress goods in all styles colors and patterns priced from ten to fifty cents per yard. All new goods suitable for the season. Call and view the stock before buying elsewhere. Isaac Sutra, Manager.
The Sun day School officers and teachers meet at BLU College on Monday May 7 at 7 30 pm. The program includes songs by ward and school choirs, a model theoretical class exercise, and talks on lesson preparation and conducting primary departments. A discussion on engine power options for the site follows with a push to consider Hercules Gas engines and related suppliers.
Local buyers including Orean and others from Fairview secure a deal on a Newman item and promise honest pricing. Community interest centers on a trusted seller offering fair values and clear terms.
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