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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1895
Page
2
Public notices show agricultural items from Cache County Utah with recurring Tuesday and Friday publishing days. The reader sees references to staff and editor roles and pricing for six and three month intervals, indicating a small community paper schedule and subscription details.
The fragment suggests a judge or editor notes that women would appear happier after marriage and that sidewalks in the business district are needed. It argues that increased land value would likely cover the improvement costs.
A frame described as a costly piece in the Milan cathedral holds a painting of The Virgin and Child. The six by eight foot hammered gold ornament employs pearls and precious stones. Estimated value is $125,000.
Carthage theatre patrons urge legislature to curb women wearing tall hats deemed a nuisance. The proposed law targets obstructive headwear seen in local venues.
The piece critiques Democratic rhetoric on $600 versus $900 and notes the gold reserve has fallen to $51,775,173, despite $100,000,000 in gold bonds issued recently. It lauds Montana citizens for a Relief Fund surpassing $45,000 from over 500 contributors after the deadly explosion, with many donors from Butte and across the state.
The text contrasts Germany and Burland with America, praising foreign approaches to punishing domestic violence and advocating similar patterns for the United States. It argues that in Germany a husband in crime is processed by law, not left free, while in Burland abused wives face harsh consequences. It calls for tariff-law style reforms instead.
A commentary notes a solitary Democrat in Connecticut’s Senate and another in Michigan’s House, predicting caucusing in private. It questions Idaho papers’ focus on Ben Rick allegedly receiving $1000 for campaign work, arguing if earned it should be paid with interest, labeling Ben a rustler whose campaign services have value.
The piece comments that Jungles retirement from public life does not shield him from insult and abuse from the democratic organ. It praises the Democratic Party for not endorsing the personal attacks but mocks their tone and suggests they use castor oil and soothing syrup to calm themselves.
The Democratic mayor and city council of Logan resolved after a lengthy process to honor warrants. Holders had pressed collection and suits might have begun if payment was not made. The move now hinges on two Republican council members.
The piece notes how Democrats mocked a chemical engine as a useless Republican toy but after electing officials its value rose. The council then funded a brick building for its safekeeping, bought a team of horses, and hired a man to maintain the engine, spending hundreds of dollars to keep it in order. The author questions how governance changed perceived worth.
Officials report 45,600 Mexican cattle crossed the boundary from Sept 25 to Dec 31 with several thousand more admitted at San Diego. Of those at El Paso and Nogales, vast numbers were directed to grazing in Texas New Mexico Nebraska Arizona Colorado California and a portion shipped to Chicago and St Louis. Critics say the 4 per cent ad valorem duty on imports costs American producers $4 million annually and questions whether Wilson era tariffs favor the United States or Mexico.
Sunday Scopificers and Teachers meeting held in Talayniele basement on February 4 at 7 p.m. Miss Hattie Jensen of Sthwan presented a 20 minute lecture on best methods for Sunday school instruction. Music by Mandohe club. Ward sentiments in writing. Andreas Peterson gave a 15 minute talk on The Lord's Supper. Attendees urged to join. Program committee: J. G. Bann, Joan Thomas, Christian Larsen.
Travel notice states a single daily Balt Lake train departs Logan at 9:00 am. Passengers to Poentelle and north must lay over at Cache Janetion from 7:00 am to 8:55 pm. A Logan livery stage runs to and from the Junction daily at 6:30 pm to connect with the northbound train. Overnight stay at the Junction for early morning arrival. Fare Logan to Logan 1.50. Signed M Tharcuer Jr.
Annual meeting of A. O. M. and B. Co. at the Company’s Main street Logan office on Monday February 4 1895 at 7 2? to elect a Board of Directors and adopt the Secretary and Treasurer report and transact further business. George Cone secretary and treasurer.
County Court announces bids to build an irrigation plant on the Bear River near Lewiston in Cache County. Bids must be received by February 4 1895 and opened by the court with awards to the lowest responsible bidder. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the County Court. Por Hy Waers v.
The Wilson bill lowered the import duty on Mexican cattle from 108 dollars per head to 20 percent ad valorem. A Kansas City Star article cited by a New Mexico Democratic exchange endorses the provision, noting its benefits for foreign countries and the U.S. impact.
The schedule lists ward conference dates and locations across Utah towns from February to March. Bishops and officers are urged to attend, with Onson Smith as stake president and Lucan City noted in the header, dated January 12th, 1895.
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