Logan's New Post Office Opens In Modern Block
Logan unveils a new, larger post office in the west room of the R. K. Thomas block at Main and Third, featuring a spacious lobby, upgraded windows, and 22 large with 400 small boxes. Officials project second class status as annual revenue nears $7,000, with Postmaster Jed Blair and Lou Galliv assisting. Salt Lake and Ogden serve as Utah benchmarks.
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Logan
Uncle Sam
Third Street
Cummings’ Block
R. K. Thomas’ Block
Third Attevts
Blair
Lou Bailiff
Lou
Joe Mairs
Joe
Agricultural College
A. C
B. Y. College
First National Bank
Thatcher Bank
the Journal and
Tax Nation
Oregon
Main Street
Main
Salt Lake
United States
Wanamaker
Tak Nation
Utah
Excent Salt Lake
Ogden
Jed Blair
Lou Galli
County Court Adopts Road, District Changes and Bond Approvals
The County Court met on Dec 27 and opened a new right of way as a county road in Trenton district. It adopted dissolving La Plata precinct and annexing to Avon precinct. It reviewed overdue county record abstracts by Hammond and Hansen and set completion by Jan 15, 95. Bonds for Recorder and Assessor approved, and accounts of road supervisors audited. Local notes mention students and mining activity near Sanpete valley with prospecting and potential mining.
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Court House
la Plata
Road
Avon
Farrell
Messrs. Hammond and Hansen
Lexow
New York
Lexow Committee
Anthony Comstock
Comstock
Chicago's Rottenness Sparks Probe Into Public Offices
Chicago officials consider appealing to Illinois lawmakers to appoint a committee to probe all public offices for corruption. The plan covers city and county offices and town governments, excluding only the city council after Alderman Kerr's request for a $3000 donation to fund the inquiry.
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Chicago
Civic Federation
Ilinois
Federation
Kerr
A Happy Marriage
A note from York Pa. reveals the marriage of Louise Wallace to David E. Taggart on December 25, 1894. The couple plans to reside in Salt Lake City where Taggart serves as a traveling passenger agent for Union Pacific Scripture and Tot Navion extends congratulations for a sunny life ahead.
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York
Charles B. Wallace
Louise
David
Taggart
Pennsylvania
Dave
Tot Navion
Wealth of Rothschilds grows from Waterloo era to 1965
The Paris Le Signal reports that the Rothschild fortune totals 10 trillion francs in round figures, with one tenth held by the French branch. Wealth has more than doubled since 1876, and projected to reach 65 billion dollars by 1965, enough to support 37 million people, about France's population. The founder owned nothing in 1800, with wealth rising after Waterloo.
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Rothschilds
Waterloo
Paris
le Signal
Territorial and county officers official canvass released
The canvassing board completed the count of territorial and county officers with a county by county breakdown of votes. The document lists totals and identifies the winners by jurisdiction, reflecting the formal official tally.
Logan bank holds annual stockholders meeting in January
The First National Bank of Logan Utah announces its annual meeting of stockholders to be held in its banking rooms on January 5 at 4 30 p m for the election of directors and otherBusiness as may properly come before the meeting Rippey P Lyon cashier Remember you can get all kinds of job work at this office and at the lowest prices.
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First National Bank of
Logan
Utah
Ripney
Lyon
Fight Over Income Tax Reaches Washington Court
The district supreme court in Washington hears John G. Moore of Moore & Schley challenge the 2 percent net earnings tax on corporations and 2 percent tax on dividends, arguing double taxation and unfairness. Objections include taxation of foreign residents and unequal thresholds, with debates on constitutional compatibility and the outcome widely watched. The Provo Dispatch and Tar Navion offer partisan predictions about Utah ballots and the constitutional convention, suggesting doubts on honesty of poll results and potential political shifts.
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District Supreme Court
Washington
John G. Moore
New York
Moore & Schley
John G. Miller
Internal Revenue
United States
Armenian student escapes massacre in Marsovan
An Armenian college student Diogenes Meniphe, 18, fled Marsovan after witnessing twenty peers murdered and two professors jailed and sentenced to death. He reached Hills Island and Constantinople using deception to avoid Turkish authorities. His parents work for the American Bible Society and shield him under the American flag.
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Hills Island
Diogenes Meniphe
Meniphe
Marsovan
Constantinople
American Bible Society
Merrick
Sunday School Program and Meetings in Tabernacle Basement
Sunday School program details include officers and teachers meeting in the basement of the Tabernacle on January Tth 99. Activities feature singing by First ward Sunday School and lectures by Prof. W. J. Kerr. Recitations and intermediate days noted.
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First Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
W. J. Kerr
Sixth Ward
Joan E. Cagusie
Tronwatp Thoreses
Logan Navion Delivers A Rich Double Digit Report
The Logan Navion presents a double digit release packed with useful data and details sure to be appreciated by readers. the item emphasizes value and insight from a compact, information rich entry.
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