Chamber of Commerce backs agricultural education plan
The Chamber of Commerce meeting in Logan heard Professor Paul outline an advertising and education program to promote agriculture in Cache Valley. He proposed 10,000 pamphlets, color plates of scenery, and a railroad map, with 25 cent price. Prof Mills stressed agriculture as wealth and urged extending education from common schools to boost dairy, beef, poultry, and crop yields locally.
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Paul Presenta
Committee On Advertising
Chamber of Commerce
Kimball
Professor Paul
Paul
Odersa
Logan City
College Hill
Logan
O. A. Mills
The
Agricultural College
Maodon
Hyde Park
Notice of midweek closure for inkings
Notice states ZO. M. 1 will be closed Thursday and Friday January 1st and February 1st for stock taking. Patrons are asked to govern themselves accordingly. Isaac Smith, Manager.
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ZO. M
Stork
Isaac Smith
Mgr
Theological Class Social Delights Ward Meeting House
The Second Ward Theological class held a social at the ward meeting house Friday evening the 25th with nearly 200 attendees. The program featured dancing, songs, duets and recitations followed by a picnic. A "cario" party showed 22 curios as decorations amid flags evergreens and flowers with the motto Knowledge is Power.
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Second Ward Theological
Postmaster Warns on Proper Letter Addressing
Postmaster Blair urges strict adherence to addresses and states that letters should include recipient, post office, and state. He notes misaddressed mail to Preston within Idaho defaults to correct handling and emphasizes postal laws require clear, complete addressing for all outgoing mail.
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Blair
Preston
Idaho
Smithfield
Sunday School Officers Meeting at Tabernacle Feb 4
The program for the Sunday School Officers well Teachers meeting will be in the basement of the Tabernacle on February 4 at 7 p m. The second ward school will provide singing. Miss Hattie Jensen of the Suh ward will give twenty minutes on methods to interest and instruct Sunday school classes. Instrumental music by Mandolin. Writing sentiments from each ward. A duet from the third ward. Andreas Peterson of the 4th ward will lecture fifteen minutes on The Lord s Supper. All who can attend are urged to come. Program committee: L O C Farr Jens Thomas Christian Larsen.
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Tabernacle
2Nd Ward
Hattie Jensen
Suh Ward
Ward
3D Ward
Hth
Andreas Peterson
L.oc
Farr
Jens Thomas
County Court Set Salaries in Hard Time Session
The county court met after adjournment to fix salaries and govern the budget. The sheriff’s pay was set at seven dollars monthly with him supplying soap and fuel, while the county attorney received a raise to 76 dollars per month.
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C.J. Larsen Et al
Jeans M. Nielsen
Selectman
Hayhill
Recorder's Office
Rasmus Nielsen
J.P. Low
Logan and Richmond
N. W. Crookston
Fish and Game Commissioner
W. G. Farrell
Jude
Chris, Christensen
John Larsen
Leagt
F. E. Lawson
Second Infantry
Warrnam
O. C. Ormsby
Real Mary and the Lamb Tale From Somerville
The article recounts Mrs. Mary K. Tyler of Somerville Massachusetts, alive at 82, who raised a lamb that followed her everywhere and died in her arms after a cow incident. It notes that the famous Mary and the lamb lyrics were inspired by accounts including John Roulstone and Mrs Townsend, and mentions stockings from the lamb’s fleece sold for charity.
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Mary
Mary K. Tyler
Somerville
Mass
Old South Church
Boston
Harpers
Train Schedule Change Affects Logan Passengers
A Utah note informs travelers that only the Salt Lake train departs Logan at 6:05 a m daily. Passengers to Pocatello and north must connect at Cache Junction with a long layover. The Logan Livery Stable runs a daily stage from Logan at 6:30 p m to meet the 8:55 p m northbound at the Junction, returning with the 5:35 a m northbound arrival. Fare is $1.50 each way.
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Logan
Salt Lake
Pocatello
North
Cache Jonetson
M. Tuarewen
Cache Valley
US & N
Ogden
Balt Lake
Patello
Cache Junction
Moses Thatcher
Tabernacle
M. W. Merrill
Abraham H. Cannon
Quorum of Apostles
C. D. Fieldsted
J. Kimball
Stake
Preston
L.L. Hateh
Aragona
High Council
Pres
Orson Smith
Annual stockholders meeting of A O M B Co in Logan
Notice states the annual stockholders meeting at the company office on Main Street Logan February 4 1595 at to elect a board of directors adopt the secretary's report and transact other business. Secretary treasurer Gino Cole to handle notices. Advertising blurb included.
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Main Street
Logan
Movday
Tp. m
Gino. Cole
Logan social and transport notes from a busy week
Financially the military ball at Palace hall drew a small crowd despite a pleasant social mood. Train service was cut back due to low business, with a single daily freight and passenger run replacing previous schedules. Community events included a grand masquerade planned for February 14 and a crowded quarterly conference at the Tabernacle with several church leaders in attendance.
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Palace Hall
Second Ward Hall
Logan
Ward Conferences Schedule Across Towns in 1805
A notice from Onson Smith President of Stake lists ward conference dates in Utah towns including Richmond Newton Coveville Paradise Benson Lewiston Smithfield Clarkaston Trenton Avon Peterboro March Greenville Mendon Millville Providence Hyde Park Wellsville Hyrum Fifth Ward Second Ward Sixth Ward Seventh Ward with bishops and officers asked to note dates and locations mentioning Logas Civy Jay and a job office reminder
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Richmond
Newton
Coveville
Paradise
Benson
Lewiston
Smithfield
Clarkaton
Trenton
Avon
Peterboro
College
Mareh
Greenville
Mendon
Millville
Providence
Hyde Park
Wellsville
Hyrum
Onson Smith
Prest
Stake
Logas Civy
Utah
Jay
City Council Minutes Report Committees and Finances
City council in regular session refers several matters to committees including nearly $2000 for hire engine and bond interest. Fire department issues arise from powder and wool storage at the Co op. W W Maughan presents warrants payment proposal. auditor to verify against books before signing. Water and claims reports reviewed. juror and witness fees approved. Holloway time extension discussed. $2030.76 offer proposed as half face value with accrued interest.
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Smith
C. M. TV
Connell
Co-op
Committee On Fire Department
W. W. Maughan
Carterm
Audiiton
Sane
Amilitors
Committee On
H. A
Mary Veedersen
Pedergsen
Charles T. Holloway
Nion
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Wills
Mills
Canada
College—mer
Christian Larsen
Lamb
City Council
Regaiae
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