Logan Nation announces publication details
A breve note from the Logan Nation indicates it is a semi weekly Utah newspaper printed in Logan Cache County. Editor A N Rosenbaum is listed with publication days Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1895
Page
2
A breve note from the Logan Nation indicates it is a semi weekly Utah newspaper printed in Logan Cache County. Editor A N Rosenbaum is listed with publication days Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Salt Lake Tribune cites foreign influence on American journalism and quotes the New York Evening Post on gold and silver in contracts. It argues the silver debate seeks to undermine the dollar, warns of legal and economic upheaval, and defends the gold standard as essential to value.
The writer argues against the gold standard, claiming silver is a more costly metal and that wage cuts and bank accounts harm economic stability. He criticizes the New York Evening Post for supporting gold, contending that silver recognition by multiple nations would restore normal economic conditions and curb imperial influence.
At the Lincoln anniversary banquet of the Young Men's Republican Club of Philadelphia Representative James H Walker of Massachusetts denounced President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle over a financial crisis. He claimed a sixty million dollar bond contract at 6 percent was kept secret from the Ways and Means Committee and urged impeachment. The Union League Club marked Lincoln's birthday with a formal dinner, lacking notable outsiders.
A comparative snippet from late 19th century reports contrasts Republican and Democratic Treasury Secretaries. It highlights debt reduction and interest declines under the Republican administration versus debt and interest increases cited in the Democratic report, noting bond cancellations and new issues across 1894.
The notice lists ward meeting programs from February to March 1895 across towns such as Richmond Newton Coveville Paradise Benson Lewiston Smithfield Clarkston Newton Bed Avon Peterboro College Greenville Mendon Millville Providence Hyde Park Wellsville Hyrum Fifth Ward Second Ward and more. It is signed by Onson Sara and Logan Orry with dates in January and February 1895.
The First National Bank announces enhanced facilities for loan processing and collections in northern Utah and southern Idaho. James Qeagur, vice president, Karey Lyon, cashier, and Allan M. Piesiso, assistant cashier, are named in the release along with others. The note highlights improved capabilities and profits of 56000 WS. McCorsin and Prost are referenced in association with the loan.
Longfellow Literary Society meeting announced with events including Barker Reading Mitchener Sketch Clamens Music and a pantomime. Debate topic: whether the state should educate its people with affirmative and negative speakers listed. Meeting at 7 30 p m, public invited.
An offer to borrow money in any amount, for any term and at low interest, available through A N Rosenbaum at Ter Saries' office.
Interpreted as a general banking activity note, detailing interest practices and time deposits as part of a bank’s ongoing operations. Focuses on ordinary banking services, customer funds, and standard policy disclosures without sensational details.
Smith Bros offers a wide range of building materials at low prices with a promise to convince customers before they buy elsewhere. Located on Main Street, first door south of Old Uh, the shop invites shoppers to call and visit the yards for value.
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