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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1902
Page
4
A location statement places a public address at 32 South Main Street in Logan Utah within Cache County. The note identifies the site but provides no additional actions or dates.
The paper features a full report on Toes affairs and extensive telegraphic news plus an engaging illustrated short story. It includes much material about public figures, a Washington letter, and a variety of brief human interest items.
Alvin Crockett, a prominent figure in Logan’s early days, is remembered for his intelligent kindliness and patient pastoral work. He served in many posts, remained loyal to friends, and left a wide circle of mourners including The Nation who honor his memory.
A historic travel sketch extols Boise Idaho as a thriving city amid expansive valleys and mines. It notes booming population growth, paved streets, a capitol, a penitentiary, a warm water bathhouse, and rich agriculture, calling Boise a future center for government, trade, and education. It mentions visiting Utah editors impressed by prison arrangements and security measures.
The document describes a prison in a distant state where inmates receive meager meals and endure long sentences. It notes two death sentences, a warden praised for generosity, and unfamiliar references to a large farm producing small profits. The text reflects a critical view of confinement and governance.
Charlie Haris, a leading geareet advertiser in the west, is compelled to rent a second large store on Main Street to keep up with his increasing business.
Ringling Bros World’s Greatest Show to visit the city Friday August fifth with an entirely new performance lineup. The renowned circus promises high class acts and novelty in a production described as the largest traveling show of its kind, bringing a premier entertainment experience from coast to coast.
Harney promotes first class land as a quality team and bogey harness at unmatched prices. Prospective buyers urged to see Studebaker Brothers com Prins before purchasing.
Bootstown of Walle Jigar Neothi outlines mail car routes and delivery windows across towns including Morente, MLville, and Provitonge. It lists Tuesday through Saturday service, general delivery hours from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and a Sunday window, with front office hours and postal operations described.
Notice records a special election to be held Monday July 14 1902 in Logan City Utah. Electors will vote on borrowing sixty five thousand dollars to purchase and install an electric lighting plant with site water rights and appliances. Bonds length rate and form to be set by ordinance. Hattie Smith City Recorder.
Notice to interested parties of tract descriptions and dates for protests on lands opened for mineral purposes in the state. It outlines filing deadlines, applicable sections, and the process to present objections to the General Land Office in Washington. The recorder Brank Othe, Harrison, RQ, notes the requirement to file by the specified dates and the consequences of nonparticipation.
Notice to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Cache Stake Utah that a meeting will be held in Logan on July 7 1902 at 10 a.m. to authorize transferring tithe titles for the Logan meeting house parcels to Bishop Thomas X Smith and to Joseph Smith as trustee-in-trust. Thomas X Smith is president and W W Maughan is secretary. Dated June 20 1902.
Time card record for the Oregon Short Line Railroad lists a son named Toarorn NoD in the scanned fragment, reflecting archival tracking of employee or family entries on the historical sheet.
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