Semec Weekly Logan Utah Publication Notice
Semecweekly newspaper from Logan Cache County Utah published Tuesdays and Fridays. Subscription rates list editor noted with unclear figures.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1894
Page
2
Semecweekly newspaper from Logan Cache County Utah published Tuesdays and Fridays. Subscription rates list editor noted with unclear figures.
The piece cites Democratic leaders defending a tariff bill while critics call it a betrayal of the Chicago platform. It questions whether a 38 percent duty under party control equals protection or robbery, contrasting with Republican rates and Democratic claims of constitutional fault.
A fragmented political letter criticizes Democratic tariff reform and asserts Republican strength. It attacks sugar trust influence, cites press reactions, and praises Republican governance as honest and progressive while predicting Democratic excuses this fall. The writer laments Democratic weakness and warns of consequences for American institutions.
The Salina press and Nephi Corner have shifted toward Republican alignment, with Tintic Singer recently changing hands and signaling party loyalty. The Park Record shows growing Republican leanings as several papers formerly independent seek Democratic readers.
A fragmented quip lists traits comparing men to salt and women to sugar with varied metaphors. The speaker assigns categories like salt of the earth luxury saltpetre and pulverized sugar to different types of people, ending with a request related to pulverized sugar.
A Carcade man was fined 335 for laughing at and making fun of a female cyclist described as bloomers. The case highlights public offense toward women on bicycles and the lack of fines for similar taunts against men.
A hastily written fragment notes that in the South the Democratic majority is large and that election judges went to Wake. It asserts vote differences do not matter and hints at electoral influence in the region.
A garbled report notes that a tariff measure targets the Sugar Trust and European manufacturers, while officials stress it is aimed at protecting American interests and industries.
A Republican Territorial Convention is called for Tuesday Sept Lith 1591 in Provo to nominate a delegate to Congress, elect a council member, and handle other business. Delegates are allocated by county, with travel arrangements via U P and R O G R Y for round trips from Ogden Nephi and intermediate points, returning by Sept 13.
Territorial Republican Committees call a convention at Logan City Utah in the Court House on September at two o clock to elect thirty seven delegates for the Territorial Republican Convention to be held at Provo on September fth J C Knowles, Chairman.
Notice announces the dissolution of the firm Wheeler & Johnson trade name Linke Burners by mutual consent. The business continues with Harley Johnson at the former location. Charles Johnson is authorized to settle liabilities and collect all accounts due. Witnessed and sealed August 1894.
Notice that the firm Moyo & Goodwin is dissolved by mutual consent. Mr Happ renames his law office to the Kirwards Black. All debts must be settled at once with either member thereat.
Sunday School officers and teachers meet in Tabernacle basement at 8 welock p an September Bred U4. Fifth Ward to conduct singing. Best method to conduct higher department. Thind Ward Instrumental Music Second Wan. Best method of conducting first intermediate department. Seventh Wave Vocal Music. Fifth Ward Speech revived by gradually attending Sunday REA sneace maceincerer First War Revitation by V. J. Cutler, Fourth Ward ANDREAS PEVERSON, Hosmnit Clowney, John T. Caine, h., Committee.
The text announces a Republican League convention in the Territory of Ural near Provo to select officers for the coming year. Delegations must report to the secretary with their delegation details. organized by the executive committee under Sam Kenyon and Hazel Pratt. Also references a Chicago Union Northwestern Line travel ad promoting convenient service.
Damaged OCR text shows a promotional request to spend money wisely and study economy. It mentions power needs for pumping or sawing and invites readers to send for a catalog of Herculean Engines. Names and addresses appear for Paimen Roy Type Personry in San Frovisco and Denver, Colorada with scattered garbled details.
A few loads of lucera or other hay will be taken on subscription by The Nation. The plan aims to secure fodder for the publication's needs and support distribution of issues through a direct reader program.
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