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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR indicates a location in Logan Utah near Main Street and the post office. Details are unclear with garbled text but suggest a note or entry referencing a postal site in Cache County. No clear event, date, or named entities beyond Logan and Cache County.
Ward conferences will be held in the Benson Stake of Zion with rates listed for Smithfield Newton on May 11 and Trenton Coveville on May 1 percent. Clarkston Jane percent. Wo EH Lew Altns Merrill B A Hendricks Stake Presidency.
The general priesthood meeting of the Benson Stake of Zion will be held in Lewiston on Saturday May 3 at 9 a.m. Stake Presidency members WH Lewis Alma Meritt B A Hendricks are listed among organizers or speakers.
A 10 percent wage increase for mill hands took effect in New England during the week, with tea workers among those benefiting from the advance.
Nine Viennese nobles were fined 500 dollars each and permanently banished from Austrnson after a gambling affair. One man lost 300000 dollars in the incident.
Robert J. Wynne, newly appointed First Assistant Postmaster General, was a prominent Washington newspaper correspondent and president of the famed Gridiron Club.
The court upheld Mos’s sentence for publishing in his paper an article calling for murder. It ruled that free press rights are limited by the need not to infringe the rights of others, allowing liberty of action only within that bound.
A law was enacted granting Mrs McKinley a pension of five dollars annually amid mild opposition. The sentiment favored securing widows of presidents from want, noting the assassination of a president due to his position.
Seren Hansen told Logan representative that white eggs fetch higher prices than buff eggs and spoil less. He praised crosses of Leghorn with Minore or Spanish for white, evenly sized, steady laying eggs and urged housewives to note these facts to increase egg value.
A prominent Birmingham financier made the largest Southern white man contribution yet to the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute for colored people. Chicago manufacturers form the National Reciprocity League to expand trade with foreign nations and advocate concessions to access a global market.
The post al receipts for Mare show a net increase and indicate possible reduced postal deficit. New services and diversified revenue streams, from express mail to parcel handling, broaden the income base. The Illinois company president argues traditional ladders rise through applied science and specialization, marking a shift in career pathways.
The U.S. consul at Batu reports production costs in Moesian oilfields are considerably higher than in the United States. Wasteful labor methods and heavy government taxes reduce profits, leaving operators discouraged by the low prices set by the American company.
Helen Keller, noted as a remarkable blind deaf woman, met the President in Washington last week for a lengthy conversation. Her impaired speech was muffled, but the President quickly understood her and she confirmed his words by touching his lips.
A damaged OCR snippet touts Elyo Crean Balm as a nostril applied remedy for nasal catarrh. It claims rapid relief and diffusion over the nasal surface, with druggists offering trial by mail for a penny.
An advertisement announces Ely's Liquid Creams Balm a cold preparation marketed by Prsnere Crim Balonin Tigmdtor. The notice promotes the product for nasal passages and general relief, offered by druggists or by mail with a spraying tuber scent.
Misspelt sign urges readers to obtain their number and suggests visiting Peterson and Son's opposite the Opera House for early spring painting services. The note emphasizes completing painting work promptly.
The Inter Mountain Farmer and Ranchman is being developed with invaluable publications for ranchers across the arid region. New features will be added this spring and summer. The periodical costs a dollar per year, with a combined rate of 1.50 per year when subscribed with The Salt Lake Tribune.
An estray notice states a missing animal or item seized in a local area. Details are garbled but indicate the object will be sold to the highest bidder at public auction on a specified Friday afternoon by local officials in a named township.
Notice states property on First West Street offered for sale with lodging rooms and Laigeres land. Inquiry to David Keyse. Followed by a public notice from Samuel Holt Supt of Waterworks about delinquent water licenses and related trust actions.
Mrs A F Ponnesbeck of Local 7th Ward remains agent for the Quiker Turkish Bath Cabinet. Prof McNamara of the McNamara School of Magnetic and Nat on Dealtog now runs Beccs Pumeusa Hot Springs, combining Cros webere Weleresit selventage 14 with healing diet aves at Salt age ity.
Notice to the settler George M Woolf that he must appear before the clerk of the district court of the state of Utah at Logan on May 1 to establish his proof in a land claim for Lot 1.2, Township NR G, Section 2. He must present witnesses including Martha Kristensen and William T Fiblitelin among others.
Notice calls a stockholders meeting for The People's Mercantile Company in Richmond Utah on May 12 1902 at 2 PM to amend the articles of incorporation. Proposed changes include renaming to The People's Mercantile and Creamery Company capital stock adjustments and article modifications. Reports list directors and officers including President and Secretary with meeting logistics and voting rules.
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