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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1894
Page
3
A fragmented New York Sun excerpt debates Democratic promises under Grover Cleveland, contrasts with Republicans, questions the Wilson bill, and hints at political maneuvering and public access to resorts and transportation in a clipped, era voice.
The readable text hints at agencies in San Francisco and Denver with addresses and product mentions. It appears as a damaged promotional or notice fragment referencing engines and powders, with uncertain dates or details.
Weekly westbound departures from Ogden Salt Lake Price and other points offer throvel tontisy family sleeping cars to Kansas City Chicago and Philadelphia via the Great Leoane highway Rio Grande Western Railway. Rates cited as low as $3 to Missouri River and £4 to Chicago. through first class Pullman sleepers to Denver and Kansas City and Chicago. Daily through service available. inquiries to railway agents for details.
Fragmentary notice advertises a public event at a university gymnasium with unclear date and program items involving instructors, demonstrations, and a prayer service. It also includes an advertisement for Park’s Tea promising health benefits and multiple unrelated names and locations, all in a local period tone.
Fragmentary text urges patriotic effort and mentions an American wartime post issued by a national league. It references a postal sample request to Wilbar T. Walit, general secretary, at 155 West 23d Street New York, with scattered phrases about civic duty and American ideals.
A garbled notice from early railway timetables indicates disrupted service between Ogden and Denver on a coming Sunday. It mentions special patterns and free passes, naming Jo. BessernG and Pox TA as likely officials or organizers associated with the event or instructions.
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