Incendiary Fires Destroy Two Haystacks Belonging to David Reese
Nightwatchman discovers a second haystack on fire at 1 am and firefighters extinguish flames that consumed two to three tons of hay. Earlier, a 3 am blaze destroyed another Reese haystack believed set with coal oil. A letter threatening arson was sent to Reese weeks earlier. Police to conduct rigid search and punish offenders. Chief Robbins and firemen praised for rapid response. A bazaar event raised 150 for charity and rewards.
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David Reese
David Drysdale
Reese
Leese
Louis
Robbins
Bazaar Was Great Success at First Ward Event
A bazaar held last week in the tabernacle basement by the Young Ladies of the First ward drew a large crowd. Many valuables including clothing and draperies were sold, with notable attractions such as a Dutch booth led by Mr and Mrs B G Thatcher and Mrs G Thatcher Jr. Gypsy displays by Mrs W B Preston Jr and Miss Nina Miner offered fortunes for ten cents a grab. The goose bill and bridal chamber drew attention as curious spectators poured in.
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Tabernacle
First Ward
B.G. Thatcher
Thatcher
W. B. Preston, Jr
Nina Miner
Prejudice Not The Cause In Corianton Tour
Critics argue that prejudice did not end the Corianton tour. They cite lack of booking, strong competing acts, and poor patronage as the real reasons. Some suggest the play may need length and heart edits before its next presentation.
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Corianton
Jair
Blair
The Nation and The Youths Companion Offer
An offer promoting a one year subscription for both The Nation and The Youths Companion at 3.1 in advance with no renewal required. The text emphasizes prepaid access to the paired publications.
London House Bargain Sale for 30 Days in Logan Utah
Local advertisement announces a 30 day sale at the London House offering discounts on men s under wear coats shoes and dry goods including Christmas toys and millinery. Premiums are promised to every customer with the store located at 82 and 84 First North Street one block west from Z C M I corner Logan Utah.
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London House
First North St
Z. C. M. I. Corner
Logan
Utah
Book of Mormon Prices Cut at Wilkinson's Book Store
Wilkinson's book store announces prices reduced to 50 cents for Book of Mormon and all Church Works in stock. Limited quantities available. sale highlights include discounted religious texts and church publications for collectors and parish libraries.
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Wilkinson
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Resident of Toowomba
An Australia Gazette reader from Toowomba praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for curing a severe two month cough. The endorsement by W. C. Wockner credits the medicine with relief and urges others to try it. The product is sold by all dealers.
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the Gazette
Toowomba
Australia
Chamberlain
W. C. Wockner
Mr. Wockner
Star Grocery Center Street Specialty Ad
Center street store emphasizes clean fresh groceries with a focus on quality produce and everyday staples. Local shoppers encouraged to visit for reliable selections and affordable prices.
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Star Grocery
Center Street
Mormon Church leader Denies Polygamy Support
In Salt Lake City President Joseph F. Smith of the Church responds to polygamy questions in an Associated Press interview. He states the church does not sanction or perform plural marriages and notes a 1890 manifesto reduced polygamous families from 2481 to 897 by 1902. He explains apostle Smoot’s role differs from church hierarchy and that church leaders serve without pay.
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Salt Lake, Dee
Associated 7Press
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Reed Emoot
United States Senate
Répitient Smith
Smida
Cclurch
Woodruff
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
United States
Smith
Smoot
Mormon officials balance church duty and public service
The speaker argues that church leaders may hold secular jobs and may be elected to public office. He asserts that serving in government does not conflict with priesthood and notes Mormon officials have served in Congress without objections, claiming the current objection lacks solid basis.
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Church
Congress
Fine Concert At B Y College Features Miss Oliver
Miss Lilian Oliver, famed pianist, headlined a well attended recital at B Y College on Wednesday evening. Logan’s artists praised for rare power and taste while Mr Harris impressed on violin and Mr Robinson shaded the program with baritone pieces. The concert highlighted a strong ensemble with selections by Chopin and Mendelssohn among others, ending with a graceful Nocturne by Harris.
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Lillian Oliver
B. Y. College
Logan
Oliver
Harris
Agin
Robinson
Towal Wesitat
Tosti
Mr. Robinson
Mendelssohn
Mr. Harris
Asher
Miss Oliver
Etude
Valse
Chopin
Frank K. Nebeker
Miss Bush
Melvin Ballard
William Blood
Kaysville
Brother Blood
Utah
Great West
Genial Pastor Returns Home After Visit
Rev. Samuel Cates, genial Methodist minister, returned from a visit with his son A B Cates in Logan. He now lives in Long Beach California with his daughter Florence Cates, who keeps his home since his wife’s death in Ogden. His sons Frank and Herbert, in Long Beach and Santa Barbara, are well. He is retired from active ministry but remains active in the temperance movement in Southern California.
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Samuel Cates
A. B. Cates
Cates
Long Beach
Cat
Los Angeles
Florence Cates
Ogden
Frank
Herbert
Santa Barbara
Cal
Logan
California
News of the B Y College Highlighted Events
Elder Morton and President Morrell addressed students in devotional exercises and visited arts departments. A 1903 banquet before Thanksgiving showcased Domestic Arts cooking. Visitors Apostle Cowley and Frank K Nebeker spoke on virtue and scholarship. William Blood shared Utah pioneer tales with students.
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Morton
Joseph Morrell
Moohaci Arts
Apostle Cowley
Joseph Morrell James E. Hart
Joseph Knowles
The Juvenile Instructor Representative Promoted Regionwide
Elder F. Jacobson represents the Juvenile Instructor in the region. The publication is praised as a valuable periodical for young people and should be in every home.
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F. Jacobson
Logan Tithing Office Dress Goods Sale Notice
Large reductions on dress goods and linsey jeans offered at the Logan Tithing Office. Shop for fabrics and fabrics at reduced prices. Limited stock and dates not specified in the readable text.
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fOe Lh
DressGoods
LinSey Jeans
Logan
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