Cadets and campus life at A C college evolve with drill and sport
Capt Steyer expects 50 more ar os for students drill while cadets at the A C college don new uniforms and organize a signal corps and artillery detachment. The U S government sent 6000 rounds for spring target practice as the A C football team eyes further victories before the season ends. The poultry building at A I showcases top facilities for student and farmer education in poultry care and profits. A published critique argues capital punishment deters justice, claiming life imprisonment would reduce miscarriages of justice and sidelining public sentiment against the death penalty.
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Herald
Defendents
Utah
Wiich Society
No More Evening Meetings In Logan Stake Tabernacle
Changes in meeting times due to higher lighting costs. Afternoon sessions move to 2 PM at the tabernacle with ward meetings in the evening. Logan Power Co rate hike from four dollars to14.25 dollars prompted the switch. Families and members hosting events note sixteenth birthday party details and local visitor reports in Hyrum.
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Velock
Logan Power Co
Hyrum News prompts mix of progress and social events
Hyrum residents praise the county road to Logan and report a lively Union Opera House dance. Community life highlights include a DSird ward surprise for Ada Smith Olsen, marriages, church notices, local business updates, and plans for Christmas displays as students arrive at Brigham Young College.
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Ada Smith Olsen
B Y College Notes on Enrollment and Basketball
Several students were added to the B. Y. college registration last week with more expected before Christmas. Winter term preparations include a class starting in January to aid those constrained to attend only part of the year. Coach Kemp is pushing the basketball team toward upcoming contests tabulated for the season.
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Bushes Spend Week in Logan Visiting Friends
Mr and Mrs Bush spend the week in Logan visiting with friends at the World's Fair. The Palace of Agriculture is the largest building ever built for a single department. It measures 546 by 1660 feet and, at three stories, has floor space exceeding the great agriculture building. The item notes planking steam fitting and mentions Joseph Tarbet opposite fireman's hall.
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Logan
Palace of Agriculture
Joseph Tarbet
Grandmother Gillians laid to rest on Monday
Grandma Gillians, an early pioneer who crossed the plains in fifty six, died at eighty eight after a life of sweet disposition. She leaves a son, a daughter, and many friends. She was buried from the tabernacle with consoling speakers Bishop Lewis, Ralph Smith, Thomas Morgan, James Quayle, and Bishop Cardon.
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Ralph Smith
Thomas Morgan
James Quayle
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