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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1903
Page
2
The piece argues that ongoing stock weakness does not justify a looming downturn and foresees continued prosperity next year. It notes October earnings receipts and a steady treasury status, then shifts to legal cases about duties to dependents and controversial punishment proposals for murderers and arsonists, linking to public approval of reforms.
A fragmented report notes expectations that exports will rise and manufacturing will strengthen. It emphasizes ongoing improvements in global trade and factors suggesting the next year will be more active than the current.
A Chicago trial reports a unique sentence for a drunken man who blinded his brother with a razor. The mother and the blinded brother urged leniency, but the judge imposed a new duel obligation: the offender must devote himself to his brother for life or until the brother dies, a life service penalty reflecting responsibility and mercy.
The article notes four million dollars annually spent on toys imported from Germany. It also mentions the U.S. Fish Bureau aiming to reduce race death among clams and lobsters and cites railroads earning about seventy million dollars yearly for mail transport.
A fragmented line notes a comparison between President Roosevelt and a character or group described as bears. The phrasing suggests a political or satirical context reflecting opinions on leadership and strength without explicit events or dates.
The text states there are 70,000,000 laborers in the United States and about 2,000,000 belong to unions. It presents a snapshot of labor force size and union membership without further context or dates.
Nearly 10,000 Americans visited Switzerland last summer as the country known as the boarding house of Europe attracted travelers. The small republic drew visitors seeking scenic tours and cultural experiences during the season.
The extra session ends with near completion of its goal. The Cuban reciprocity bill passes the House almost unanimously and is reported favorably by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee without amendment. Senators debate the timing, with December 16 eyed for a final vote.
Ranges and heaters displayed at Wm Edwards Furniture and Carpet House on Main Street Logan. Light wagon available for purchase. Enquire at the office for details and price.
New York December 3 Rev Dr N D Hills warned young men in business life to quit vices or risk women overtaking them in work and influence. He cited a top bank where a female former stenographer now earns 10000 yearly, replacing a 25000 salary man. He predicted women will soon vote and dominate universities and prizes. Additional notes mention fleece lined Vienna cloth at Logan Dry Goods and a Benson Stake priesthood meeting in Lewiston on December 5, 1908.
Preparations are under way for the largest holiday display of pianos organs and other instruments in the area. Two carloads are en route with two more to follow. A splendid variety of styles will be represented as Thatcher Music Co announces the grand opening at the Opera House Block.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for catarrh and hay fever. It warns against drying preparations and claims fast, pleasant relief without irritation. A trial size costs 10 cents. 50 cent size sold by druggists. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St. New York.
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