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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1902
Page
3
Moses Thatcher serves as President and George F Champ as Vice President. A J Thompson is Secretary and Treasurer.
Postal notice lists mail closing times for East and North routes at 9 0 and 45 p.m. with Preston branch and 10 45 p.m. for Salt Lake Ogden areas. It covers Providence Millville Hyrum Paradise Beasley King areas with daily deliveries except Sunday. Delivery windows run 8 a.m. to 6 25 p.m. Preston area 30 p. Providence Millville Hyrum Paradise and college routes at 6 30 p.m. Beacon King and State College schedules plus general delivery and money order windows with Sunday noon to 1 00 p.m. and money orders 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Hirst National Bank announces timely interest on time deposits led by President W S McCornick and First Vice President James Quayle. Ripley S Lyon serves as Second Vice President with Allan M Hennng as Cashier and J F Shepard as Assistant Cashier. foreign drafts available on all principal world cities.
A lyrical fragment printed in Lippincott’s features a sea and land themed poem by Frank Warrington. The speaker calls for wind and movement through crimson hills and autumn landscapes while yearning for distant golden fields and a commanded breeze.
A veteran ivory hunter recalls returning from South Africa and a near-fatal chase near Mpweto. After finding a colossal bull elephant, a mass of elephants converged, surrounding the two hunters as they clung to a dead elephant. The peculiar ringed formation wedged the herd, buying time for a final decisive shot that saved them.
The narrator describes encircled elephants killed by revolvers and an assegal plan to finish the herd. After seven hours, all elephants are dead, tusks traded with a local chief, and tusks shipped from Cairo to Copenhagen, yielding $300,000 profit.
Austin dispatch reports W. C. Greene and three other Americans purchasing a 7,600,000 acre tract in Sonora. The land, 126 miles by 100, will be fenced with four strands and become the world’s largest cattle ranch, supporting about 60,000 cattle with future irrigation and farming plans to expand forage crops.
A four year old Washington girl, descendant of Go Brigitt, displays sharp thinking as she prays. After the Lord's Prayer, she adds "Amén and a women" to bless both sexes, prompting her mother to ask why. The child replies that she prayed for women as well as men.
Nixon Waterman recalls a woman beloved by the community whose name is spoken by everyone as they remember her deeds. Neighbors, young and old, praised her deeds and soothing care from the cradle to the grave and beyond in reflective verse.
Walter Turrell, a Yarmouth ferry man in England, has rescued sixteen children from drowning this season, totaling twenty nine lives saved overall.
A compact reflection on humility and knowledge, noting that a learned person rarely boasts about his wisdom. The phrase hints at restraint and the danger of vanity among scholars.
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