Logan Utah Notice of Tax Sale
In Logan Cache County Utah a public sale notice lists tax delinquent parcels. The document names A N Rosexparm and includes a notation Hates MDITOK 82.50 125 related to the assessment or bid amounts.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1895
Page
2
In Logan Cache County Utah a public sale notice lists tax delinquent parcels. The document names A N Rosexparm and includes a notation Hates MDITOK 82.50 125 related to the assessment or bid amounts.
A Republican paper highlights a long piece on exchange benefits from Logan and United Order Manufacturing, arguing prosperity relies on trade freely and comparing national cases from Magland to Spain. It criticizes protectionism and tariffs, praising free exchange as essential for growth and employment.
A historical letter discusses fiscal policy and trade, contrasting democracy and Republican views on exchange, labor wages, and tariffs. It argues that unequal labor costs affect factory viability, using a hypothetical Logan versus Manti as a caution on foreign competition and the risk of dependence on others for goods.
The piece contrasts democratic and Republican views on trade and tariffs, arguing England prospered under protectionist policy long before liberalizing. It warns that free trade would plunge America into wage cuts, strikes, and political upheaval, appealing to readers to resist it.
A western editor has issued a directive to his reporters and correspondents. He warns against harsh criticism of amateur theatrical entertainments and proclaims as a key rule that in referring to within boys it is all.
The excerpt defines gendered insults and terms for body types, prescribing harsher labels for girls and indicating boys receive more neutral or positive terms. It contrasts words like spirituelle and fragile with phrases describing boys as gawky or untutored, reflecting dated stereotypes in physical description.
An exchange notes that the newspaper business is reciprocal with trade. It states the paper not only seeks subscriptions and ads but returns patronage to the community in abundance, benefiting both the press and local merchants through connected prosperity.
The paper urges the editor of the reck iest of the giants to buy a common school grammar to learn the rudiments of study. If he refuses to leave the newspaper business, the writer jokes about a more fitting profession and urges a subscription to fund the grammar.
A newspaper editor declares that jokes about mothers in law will not be tolerated. He explains his concern over the row and insists the mother in law is a stern reality, not a subject for levity.
A man confined in prison is barred from all enjoyment yet Logan hopes to match the nation by finding some form of golden excitement to occupy his time and lift spirits.
A remarkable weekly in Athens publishes all content in verse including advertisements, offering a unique poetic format throughout every issue. The experimental journal blends news items and poetry in a single rhythmic presentation.
A fragmentary note discusses political mood in Richmond Planet era terms. It references Democratic momentum and a leadership stance described as hands-off, implying a shift toward self-running governance amid local political chatter.
The senate judiciary committee has favorably reported the Vaughan bill to end capital punishment in Preneyivania. The measure is expected to draw wide attention when it reaches the legislature. The question of capital punishment is a broad one.
Ephraim Enterprise notes the Lehi sugar factory sets this year’s beet price at four dollars per ton, down from five dollars last year when a bounty boosted returns. The piece questions who the bounty benefits, the capitalist or the farmer, amid price changes and farm economics.
State officials seek the address of Jaylor the defaulting treasurer after a five dollar bill was found in the South Dakota state treasurer’s office. They deem the oversight almost criminal and aim to forward the money to him.
The tally shows Utah election expenses reaching 42 000 with 1 200 election judges paid about 6 000 and registrars receiving roughly 319 000, exhausting the 20 000 appropriation. The report notes the Utah Com.
Officers will hold a session in the basement of the Talweriacle on Web. 4 at 7 p.m. sharp. Attendance requested for Sunday school classes. Miss Hattie Jensen from the 5th ward speaks on test method of interest ine WN. Music by Mandolin club. Su ward duet and a lecture by Andreas Peterson on The Lord's Supper. Program committee members listed.
To the Traveling Public. One rain a day on HW Topan. Salt Lake bound train departs at 04 a.m. Passengers for Poeatello and north must lay over Cache Jugellon from ta a.m. until 195 p.m. Logan Livery Stable runs 4 slope line to the Junction each day, departing Logan at 6:30 p.m. to connect with northbound passengers. Freight fare to Logan is 1.50. Signed M. Vuatcurn Jr.
Notice of annual stockholders meeting for A. O. M t 13. Clo. to be held at the Company’s on Main Street on the first Monday in February at 7 p.m. Abbreviated OCR text confirms meeting action and timing.
Notice from Cache County Court seeks sealed bids to renovate the upper Bear River bridge near Lewiston with plans and specifications available at the County Clerk's office in the courthouse. Bids due by February 12, contract award to the lowest responsible bidder, right to reject bids reserved, by County Clerk Marurw.
A reader writes that the Ut rs Commission is "about as expensive as it is useless" and urges reconsideration of its funding and efficacy. The remark highlights frustration with perceived waste and calls for reform or abolition. The letter underscores public concern over government spending and accountability.
The message from Washington criticizes pending government payments and argues more bonds will be issued to save Wall Street during national hardship. It labels supporters as patriotic and politically dyed in the wool democrats while urging swift action.
The piece argues incor tax could yield about 50 million dollars annually, while contending concentrating corporate and millionaire property would raise hundreds of millions. It labels one path indirect and the other direct robbery, noting only that distinction.
Notice to bishops and ward officers of the Cache Stake outlining scheduled ward conferences. Dates span February through March across multiple wards such as Paradise Benson Lewiston Smithfield Classton Arenton Avon Peterbur Collage Greenville Menday Millville Providence Pont Ward Hyde Park Third Ward Biv Ward Wellsville Hyrum Witt Ward Second Ward Sixth Ward Seventh Ward.
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