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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
4
The government reports a record high of S546,796,305 in gold allocated to trees, marking the largest such figure in the history of the program. The surge reflects intensified funding and national resource commitments amid ongoing environmental projects.
The faculty at Ballevue hospital orders all patients sent to the isolation hospital after years of study. The Secretary of War submits abstract returns from adjutants general for several states on militia strength for year ending 1901. Utah reports 45 commissioned officers and 483 enlisted men with 28,023 available for duty.
The Salt Lake Evening Telegram started publication on January 30. It is suggested as an afternoon edition of the Tribune. The paper is upright and well edited, selling for three cents and aims to fill a distinct field. We wish it success.
Professor James Dryden of the Agriculture college distributes a circular urging that no so called poultry foods be used. He argues ordinary food and good care will achieve better results. Dryden cites a long, successful poultry-raising record, giving his opinion considerable weight.
The Review of Reviews for February profiles Senor Tomas Estrada Palma, Cuba’s first president. Absent for twenty years, he has spent most of that time quietly in Central Valley, New York, teaching Cuban youth. The piece notes Cubans chose a teacher over a warrior like Fernandez.
Governor Taft defends U S posture in the Philippines against critics who claim concealment and delusion. He says the government reveals nothing false and bases conclusions on substantial facts, noting that military secrecy once needed is ending as efforts shift to a complete answer.
The article notes growing unrest among island residents as opinions on concentration camps surface. It reports no plans for camps as typically defined, only a cordon and dead line to separate remnants of resistance, with non-combatants receiving kindness. opposition is tied to Hong Kong junta influence and Batangas origins.
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