Move to locate University and Agricultural College in Utah
Local editor urges citizens of Cache county and northern Utah to fight for a united University and Agricultural College. Discussion centers on site options between Logan and other sites, with Logan favored for central location and accessibility, while Port Douglas and Douglas County offer irrigation and climate advantages. Public debate notes legislators’ growing openness and a likely contest over the final site choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Fiaur
Cache County
Utah
Agricultural College
University
Logan
Anil
Logan Ani Cache County
du Outaile
Nile
Salt Lake Atupee
Quion
Peseret News
Loluy
Sterviewe
University and Agricultural College
Anton
Osten
Saltinka
Apriot Uin
Pimcent Agriculturad College
Lowan
Tirat
Port Douglas
Swat
Congress
The Wilson tariff bill critiqued by Alamosa paper
The Alamosa Independent Journal denounces the Wilson tariff bill as a cowardly make shift that harms wage workers. It argues protection would shift benefits to raw material producers and foreign interests, reduce wages, and risk job losses for American labor while boosting Australian wool and Canadian goods.
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Alamosas
Nova
Cross-Roads Committee
Oast
van Sly
Nowin Spotia
New York
Coast
Kaine
Ronia
Assembly Debate Centred on Union Location at Lan
A strong sentiment among assembly members supports moving the union to Lan. Proponents cite economy and the Agricultural College plant capacity to house all University students with minor cost to expand dormitories and faculty. The local contest hinges on the vote and local assessment.
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Mary Na
Lan
Agricultural College
Woillings
Provo Enquirer Critiques Agricultural College Pay and Student Load
The Provo Enquirer argues Agriculture College professors are well paid yet underpaid relative to their value while denying superiority of Brigham Young Academy. It notes high government support reduces local tax burden and critiques enrollment figures, claiming the College serves more than 200 students with no primary classes.
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Tur
Enquirer
Agricultural College
Brigham Young Academy
Provo
Gelright
Reno
Baguiven
Altenlinen
Fragmentary Political Rant Evokes War Fallout and Atonement
The readable text discusses political tensions and war aftermath with references to a democratic ticket, lingering conflicts across regions, and a call for atonement. Names and clear events are obscured by garbled OCR, but the piece conveys frustration, partisan divides, and an insistence on accountability.
Contested University Relocation Debate Prompts Logan Talks
The discussion contrasts opinions on moving the College and University, weighing economic and educational interests. Proponents favor a Logan site, while opponents urge cautious planning and a broader regional approach.
Letters Reveal Strain Between College President and Professors
Tun Ogvex Sea notes that amminents between President Siurnhorn of the Agricultural College and University professors have not been as mild as expected. The author claims the tension is real among some professors but asserts it is not true of President Sanborn, as every one of his letters shows.
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Tun Ogvex
Siurnhorn
Agricultural College
Sanborn
Outspoken talk on sleeves and politics heats up city
A fragmented column discusses fashion, Congress, and local business urgency, urging the Chamber of Commerce to unite for manufacturing growth. It mentions debts, sleeves, and unions with references to Nebekers and editors, while noting a balloon incident in Arizona and anti immigrant sentiment in a wary tone.
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Logas
Chamber of Commerce
Phooing
Frutha and Ris Ivan Highlight Odd Local Verse
Fragmentary line hints at a quirky duel of words between Frutha and Ris Ivan with a puzzled speaker. The garbled text suggests a lighthearted rural or minstrel style exchange, capturing a moment of local whimsy and linguistic play.
AX EXOUARER Urges More Money Hidden
The statement claims increased funds are tucked away, asserting every newspaper man will testify to the claim and stressing the need for transparency and accountability.
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AX Exouarer
The Man Who Knows Little Always Guides With He Warns
A terse statement notes that a man with limited knowledge often acts as a ghost anchor, lingering to bore others with what he barely understands, shaping conversations and attitudes through vague authority.
Import of tools would increase with free admission
A remark notes that if material were admitted without cost a large number of additional tools would be brought into the country.
Time as the best medicine proved slow in effect
A quotation asserts time is the best and surest medicine yet its main flaw is its slow action, delaying cures and relief. The saying reflects patience as a remedy while warning that time works gradually rather than immediately.
Curls Should Make Gol Fire Men They’re Used To Handling
A clipped line notes that curls should provoke or force firemen into action, highlighting the tension between routine tasks and urgent response. The fragment hints at handling long losses or setbacks and the firefighters’ familiarity with dealing with such pressures.
Rogues Outside Prison Walls Surpass Inside
A terse line notes that the number of rogues confined beyond prison walls exceeds those remaining inside. The remark implies growing external miscreants or jail overflow. It reflects a public concern about crime and detention capacity.
Freezing Temperatures Hit Local Area
A cold snap sweeps the region with temperatures dipping below zero degrees. Residents brace for the low, while schools consider delaying openings as wind chills intensify. Municipal crews monitor icy roads and salt major routes to maintain safety.
The Prince 15 Dead Avoom in the Palace
Poetic prose describes a court in turmoil as a prince dies and a queen mourns. The speaker, Helen Hunt Jackson, suggests fear, silence, and broken households while bystanders endure sorrow and seek to escape the spectacle surrounding royal tragedy.
Court Scene At Oak In Postwar Robe Bleakly Narrated
An account depicts a postwar confrontation under a famous oak where a colored crowd gathers as a magistrate named Cephas, now Squirm Boldes, presides over a rough court. A rope-bound man is brought to the frame. Uncle Contin declares the proceedings while a mulatto youth acts as conferor amid a dialect-laden scene.
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Solver
Apon
Uoele Cephas
Uncle Contin
Regul
Legan
Yoram Civemblad
Sheen Yen
Kowa
de Ponterman
Hochler
Erin
Dewinder
Nickwieas
Searth
Geutermans
Dommel
Rose
Willy Heloine
Borugguiag
Céphas
Wiley Hils Peet
Tin Chase
Gad Dodge
Kate Palisa
Uncertain fragmentary note on hay fever causes
Fragmentary OCR text discusses hay fever and possible causes in unclear terms, referencing a source with terms like grass widows and a misrendered statement. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge beyond general hay fever discussion.
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Kipsite
Tay Kaw’s Mouth Seeks Reason Behind Tinny Peso Hiccup
A garbled note reports confusion over a small peso value issue amid chaotic remarks about spouses and alleged misdeeds. The fragment hints at a dispute or perplexing financial cue, with no clear attribution or outcome.
Fragmentary 19th Century Line on Industry and Politics
Fragmentary OCR text mentions American industries and prosperity with political references. It references a possible Republican candidate and general commentary on governance. The legible words are sparse and include garbled names and phrases, offering little coherent event or quote to restate.
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