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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
2
A sprawling, humorous, and jumbled column from Loonan Utah collecting rapid-fire quips about global politics, society, and culture. It mocks figures like Mark Twain and Kipling while lampooning men of power and current events. The piece blends wordplay, satirical riffs, and local whimsy in short, clipped lines.
Special correspondence describes Lima the City of the Three Kings founded by Pizarro after Peru’s conquest. It details Epiphany 1555 site designation, the era of vast wealth from the Mines, viceregal power, earthquakes, uprisings, and the shifting fortunes from gold to modern commerce, with population estimates and remnants of colonial walls.
An eyewitness recalls a prairie dog exodus seen during a wagon train journey in Nebraska. The vast, dense swarm halted advance for a night, then dispersed by daylight as the party continued toward Pike's Peak. The tale ends with wonder at where the animals emerged from and a reflection on the event's rarity.
In New York big game hunters recount nerve‑shaking experiences from elephant and tiger hunts. One recalls a nightmare on a steamer that left him scarred, another fears continuing hunts after a real encounter with a decomposed elephant carcass tied to a London pet named Jingo drifting from a ship near New York.
Savannah News notes John D Rockefeller may be the wealthiest person in the world with an estimated annual income of at least 75 million dollars from Standard Oil stock dividends and other sources. It questions the public interest impact of immense private wealth and potential limits on fortunes.
A Milwaukee Wisconsin retailer was fined 25 dollars plus costs for selling cigars not manufactured with union labor. The action targets labor standard compliance and trade practices.
A garbled note hints at a comic exchange about blame and impact. It mentions old bachelors and a hypothetical warning that would change appearances or consequences. The fragmented line suggests social teasing or a punchline tone.
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