The Nation's Premiums for subscription season
The Nation announces premiums to be awarded during the £66 subscription season. Items include Valor bicycle for 30 dollars, various goods from Logan Dry Goods, Campbell and Morrell, Joseph Newbold's, City Shine store, Blisson Fiters, and other retailers.
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Valor Bicycle
Sinestar
Arria Music Co
Anjo
Newbarger
Tcooker, Cordon & Barnham
Ederon Star
Logan Dry Goals Company
Campbell and Morrell
Cache Knit- Sing Factory
Ownby Ar Jonson's
City Shine
Blisson Fiters
Ne Hat
Joseph Newbold
Logan Enit
Beeocker
Wm Edwards
Bcepter
Hansen Co
Nat Bank
Riridie
Fistr& Nialaon
BR Lafont
Vilie
Wisconsin guest at Washington fhtch supper sparks beer query
A Wisconsin girl visiting Washington faced a playful question about pale beer at a social event. Her reply notes that their beer comes in bottles, reflecting a dated social exchange amid a discussion of national stimulant spending totaling 1.369 billion dollars in 1902 and a per-person daily cost of 47 cents.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Russian plan to build Dalny at Pacific end of trans Siberian
The article notes Russia pushing ahead with the Dalny project at the Pacific terminus of the trans Siberian railway, drawing a comparison to Saint Petersburg’s founding in swampy terrain. It emphasizes ignoring natural conditions in pursuit of a strategic port and gateway for expansion.
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Dalny
Saint Petersburg
Sheol
Neva
President's plan to reform Post Office Department faces scrutiny
The discourse questions the President's resolve to run the Post Office on a business basis. It argues such a move could remove malfeasant staff but may draw criticism from politicians while potentially earning public gratitude if he follows through.
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Jess
Post Office Department
Rise in Patent Medicines Noted in United States
A leading medical journal reports increased use of co gerac in the United States with large quantities sold as patent medicines especially for catarrh. It cites an instance of a single shopkeeper selling 24,000 pills last year at a refit of 6,120 end.
Cocaine Trade Cited As Thriving Yet Destructive
A passage accuses the retail druggist of dispensing cocaine at tremendous profit, noting many cases where such actions built a thriving business on the wrecked lives of victims. The statement frames the drug trade as lucrative and ruinous to individuals.
Additional Pavement Progress in City Streets
The town plans three more blocks of sidewalk paving as a sign of civic progress. Paved walks improve mud season mobility and uplift a village into a city. If funds allow, a four foot pavement is proposed where possible to expand pedestrian space.
Logan Nation News Ambitions and Community Focus
The Logan Nation reports steady growth with daily new Hsat subscribers and expanding influence. It pledges newsy coverage free from personal bickering, and commits to reporting Logan and Cache Valley interests, seeking ongoing support and to merit reader goodwill.
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Logan Nation
Hsat
Logan
Cache Valley
Municipal ownership spread sparks Brigham City plan
A Brigham City Report endorses municipal ownership of public utilities, claiming it will bring night illumination, equal stockholdings for citizens, and lower taxes from gains. The piece argues a small scale experiment could prove beneficial and gain national approval in the Great Republic.
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Brigham City
Great Republic
Duke of Veragua Wires 10 Words to Columbus
A World’s Fair tale recounts the Duke of Veragua asking for a telegram to Columbus Ohio. He is told ten words cost fifteen cents with the signature free. He writes a ten word message but adds all his titles in the signature so the total reaches seventy words.
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Duke of
Veragua
Columbus
Ohio
Doctor Salmon proposes dog muzzling to end hydrophobia
Doctor D E Salmon chief of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry states hydrophobia could be eradicated in the United States by muzzling all dogs or keeping them chained for one year the incubation period for the disease the claim reflects a public health stance from a federal official.
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D. E. Salmon
U.S
Bureau of Animal Industry
Chamberlains Pain Balm Extolled By Salem Reader
A Salem New Jersey reader reports a severe muscular rheumatism attack last fall. After trying several cures, two applications of Chamberlains Pain Balm brought quick relief and one bottle completed the cure. For sale by all dealers everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Sallié Harris
Salem
N. J
Mendow Ward Conference Set For Sunday April 26
The Mendow ward conference will convene Sunday April 26. Leaders listed include W. O. Parkinson, Geo. O. Pitkin, L. S. Yhoresen, and Stuke Presidency.
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Mendow Ward
W. 0. Parkinson
Geo. O. Pitkin
L .S. Yhoresen
Stuke
Illiteracy Figures Spark Northern-Southern Debate
The southern press protests current illiteracy tallies in northern papers noting Massachusetts reports 1 547 illiterate children while Alabama shows 66 072 yet fails to address that many Alabama cases involve coercion. The comment highlights regional reading gaps and the political tone around education figures.
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Massachusetts
Alabama
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South Main Street
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New York
Irae
RIPA
Doe
Cache County
Palmer
Isarag Jorgensen
Deseret Mills
Isaac Jorgensen
Denver
Rio Erante
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Aspen
Leadville
Pueblo
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
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Southern Pacific
Oregon
Rio Grande
T, A. Benton
Salt Lake City
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