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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1894
Page
1
Oneida Stake quarterly conference was recently held in Franklin Idaho with church leaders and local members in attendance. Speakers included stake authorities addressing faith, fellowship, and community service as part of the Utah Idaho church district.
The Oneida Stake Quarterly Conference convened on a Saturday in June with PF Smith of the First Presidency M W Merrill of the Quorum of the Apostles and other church leaders present. The session opened with singing and prayer as leaders praised God, discussed ward bishoprics, and noted mission work in the South and Britain with growing interest despite past prejudice.
Kipen J. B. Hawnes of Franklin has lately returned from the Sandwich Islands where he faced language barriers and cultural adjustments. He spoke in Hawaiian, the choir sang, and J. A. Dalley led opening prayer. The discourse urged family support, virtuous living, and earnest gospel study, stressing faith, the Holy Ghost, and orderly priesthood progression. Continued on Second Page.
In Bear Lake County, Mormons near Paris and Ovid prepare to vote in Idaho’s first election after the repealed oath. Republicans push to contain trade and party lines as meetings spread through towns.
The Providence Band defends itself against a hostile Wellsville critic who signed as Vie in the Journal. They rebuke insults, defend their talent, and urge fair, gentlemanly criticism while condemning malicious misrepresentation and urging better conduct from local spectators.
A fragment from a Wellsville report shows Bishop and Jiepte Gopyeryl Ly opposing a proposed measure. The note references Proviorwon Brass East and Provinkaen in January. The terse text suggests lack of approval and local confusion about the agenda.
Khir RG Meikle departed Monday evening for New Zealand from Ken nlp Seb Tri Balis, two thirds of Samoa’s population non native. He notes New Zealand natives number about 42000 with 650 Mormons, 250 Europeans. thirty one missionaries when he left. He stopped briefly at the Samoan islands where Queen Lil’s restoration sparks talk of killings. He plans to write an article on New Zealand and its people for readers.
A garbled ad text promotes a ten color lithograph of the Great Salt Lake Temple by a German artist. It claims exclusive rights, a low price, and a nationwide giveaway tied to a newspaper promotion, urging agents to solicit orders and promising the picture for 150 dollars with free copies elsewhere.
A brief note promotes the slogan Money saved is money made and advertises an exchange program where customers trade produce for merchandise at the USO. The tone resembles a wartime or community service bulletin encouraging practical barter.
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