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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1903
Page
4
Wednesday August 26 1903 announces Mr Freshwater and Miss Whitmore of Provo received a marriage license last week. It notes the bride is equally freshwater as her husband and mentions a choir excursion with a Salt Lake Tabernacle recital directed by the First Presidency. The silver-toned singers are praised for their honors.
The Salt Lake Presbyterian convention debates whether Joseph Smith received revelations. If a conclusion against revelation is reached, thousands nearby may persist in belief that Sabbath had. the article notes potential strong sentiment and public interest surrounding the decision.
A dog with an umbrella tail reportedly found on a Cache county ranch is pictured as proof. Skeptics doubt the claim, joking about yarn swallowing while Salt Lake City residents await real umbrella dogs. President Havemeyer offers a $500 silver loving cup for irrigated sugar beets and outlines exhibit rules.
A glass covered, enigmatic machine of burnished steel copper and silver measures about 14 by 50 feet and will anchor Utah’s mining display in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy at the World’s Fair. The device, housed in a glass cave, is described as a centerpiece of the exhibit.
The article describes a newly named concentrator device used to extract valuable metals from ore. It explains the glass enclosed machinery, its many parts, and why visitors can view but not touch the intricate process. The display showcases gold dust and the efficiency of ore concentration.
In a recent issue a squib about Republicans is quoted and the Republican side expresses grief and sarcasm. The writers defend their own pleasant personality and journalism, praising the paper, low price, and ownership of the plant amid satirical ribbing.
The Logan Republican accuses the rival Logan Newspaper Co. of inflated costs and misrepresentation while noting its own growth and lower price strategy. It claims 1956 subscriber targets with plans to 3144 by Thanksgiving, and reports lease arrangements and capital details between Moore, Turner, and the plant owner.
The Nation proprietor rebutts Republican charges about $2300 notes and company losses. He explains he has not received political funds, notes being from a prior owner. He notes $500 stock, no certificates, and asserts sheriff sale avoided by current owner’s action. The piece invites scrutiny and defends the paper’s standing in Cache county.
On September 1 8 15 and October 6 the Rock Island System will sell tickets from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo to Indiana Louisville and many points in Ohio at one and one third fare round trip. Tickets valid for return thirty days from date of sale. See your nearest ticket agent or Hal S Ray Denver Colorado for details.
Claims drying preparations aggravate catarrh and promotes a simple cure with Ely's Cream Balm. Promotes painless relief and quick soothing on nasal surfaces. Offers 50 cent and trial size mail order options. distributed by Ely Brothers, Warren Street, Milwaukee.
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