Ten Per Cent Raise Shocks Cache County Real Estate
County Clerk A L Farrell reported a state board of equalization decision to raise real estate values in Cache county by 10 percent and horse values by 20 percent. The measure, to be discussed in Salt Lake on July 22, adds about 081,500 to the prior assessed valuation, bringing the total increase near three quarters of a million on top of last year's six million.
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A. L. Farrell
State Board of Equalization
Cache County
Salt L Ke
New Store Opens in Lewiston by Anderson Partnership
Lewiston announces a new general merchandise store in a newly built Lewiston building. Partners are Mr. Ann H. Anderson, a prominent local merchant, and John M. Anderson described as an enterprising young man. The firm will sell cash only at very low prices and carry dry goods shoes groceries nations and all kinds of produce. The senior Anderson also holds heavy interest in the Lewiston sugar factory and Richmond Condensed Milk factory.
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Ann H. Anderson
John M. Anderson
Lewiston
Richmond
Frm
No Divorce For Sidies. Judge Hart Decides in First District
Saturday rulings in the first district court include William Norley and Peter Nelson winning $46 against William Weir as administrator. Josephine Sidle gains separate maintenance with $8 monthly support and $25 attorney fees, though a divorce was not granted. Maud Robinson vs W J Robinson set for August 4 at 2 p.m. Local note: cross-complaint dismissed in Sidle case. other details limited by fragment.
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Hart
William Norley
Peter Nelson
William Weir
Josephine Sidle
John Sidle
Wirs. Lile
Maud Robinson
W. J. Robinson
BH. Huisen
Logen
Divorce Petition and Small Claims Judgment Mentioned
Tuesday divorce petition filed by a respondent against Annie K. Hansen for desertion. The couple wed in Denmark on May 17, 1876. In a separate matter Murray Meat and Live Stock Co. obtained a judgment for 78 dollars and 50 cents.
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Annie K. Hansen
Denmark
Murray Meat & Live Stock Cy
School Trustee Elections Quietly Held in Cache County
Elections for school trustees were held across Cache county towns outside Logan and passed quietly. In Paradise, John Welsh Jr was elected for a three year term and R W Ripsey fills the unexpired Willis term. Providence voters chose H A Campbell over Jacob Gessel, Geo E Wheeler defeated Jiodges, William Bybeeth Stevenson listed, Lewiston elected John M Anan, Hyrum chose N J Nielsen, and Wellsville saw John S Lea tham elected unopposed.
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Cache County
Logan
Paradise
Republican Committee
John Welsh, Jr
Terton
R. W. Ripsey
Willis
Providence
H. A. Campbell
Jacob Gessel
Geo E. Wheeler
Jiodges
Wheeler
Bybeeth Stevenson
John M. Anan
Lewiston
N. J. Nielsen
Hyrum
Wellsville
John SS. Leatham
Kerr Interviewed on Boston Center of Culture and Education
William Jasper Kerr president of Utah State Agricultural College praises Boston as cultural and educational hub and Harvard as the greatest university president. He notes Utahans associate higher education with Harvard and Boston and comments on teachers’ convention interactions and national association leadership in Utah and Idaho.
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Boston
Bown
William Jasper Kerr
Utah State Agricultural College
Elliot
Harvard
Utah
Soute
Haryard
Hoston
Heston
National Inneational Association
J. Herr
May L. Beott
Idaho
Organ For Sale At Mine Seatty Office Inquiry
Fragmentary notice appears to advertise an organ for sale at a local mine office. The readable text requests inquiries at the office and mentions a heavy organ sought. No names, dates, or concrete details are legible.
Mills Burned in Ogden Woolen Mills Disaster
Fire gutted the Ogden Woolen Mills plant destroying machinery, building, and stock valued around 34 000 with only 5 000 insurance. Cause believed to be a hot box in rag pit. alarm at 1 5 80, departments fought flames amid shifting water and wind. Ownership centered on J A Hendrickson president and Ogden Woolen Mills company. other locals held minor shares and water rights remained.
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Ogden
Ogden Woolen Mills
Ogden Woolen Mills Company
J. A.iendrickson
Hendrickson
H. A. Peterson
Logan
Missouri River
Lorin Farr
Phillip Pugstey
Willian
Neal
Alfred Rendall
J. A
Attendance At Schools Annual Report From Logan Board
A Logan education meeting heard Supt A M Merrill read the annual report for 1851. Enrollment reached 1351 with 676 boys and 675 girls. daily attendance averaged 060 or 72 percent. 1009 students or 80 percent earned promotion certificates. average days attended 125. Monthly enrollment varied from 903 in January to 1188 in July.
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Logan of Education
Bullen
Shar
A. M. Merrill
Ihe
Land Patents for Utah College and Insane Asylum
The secretary of the interior approved land patents to Utah for 3200 acres for the insane asylum and 6549 acres for the agricultural college in a Washington D C dispatch dated July 10.
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Washington, D
Secretary of the Interior
Utah
Insane Asylum
Agricultural College
Magnetic Healer to Visit Legun City for Brief Stay
A magnetic healer named Mr. Inger, described as born with special power, offers free consultations and diagnoses at Union block upstairs above First National Bank. He claims to cure all diseases, including chronic illnesses, with his magnetic touch during a limited summer visit to Legun City from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Legun City
Inger
Thin City
Union Block
First National Bank
Americans Triumph in Palma Trophy Shooting Event in England
Deley, England, Daly Jr. and teammates captured the Palma trophy with a total 1570 points from 500 possible. They defeated top shooters from Europe, South Africa, Australia and Canada on English soil to claim the world’s premier shooting trophy. Great Britain finished second, trailing by 10 points in most yardage categories.
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Deley
England
Daly Jr
Pope in Serious Condition Amid Reports of Relapse
Rome reports the pope fell into a near sleep state before midnight with high fever and restlessness. London cites doctors saying the pope rapidly sinks toward unconsciousness, relatives summoned, and tests showing abnormal urine components and weakened vital signs.
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London
Rome
Big Tent Christian Endeavor Meet Blows Over in Denver
July 1 Denver reports a severe tent storm during the four day Christian Endeavor convention. More than 4 000 people occupied the tents when a gust toppled the structure. nearly a score injured, some seriously. Reverends Campbell and Writat drew crowds with sermons denouncing Mormonism and promoting revival.
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Denver
Degwiy
R. J. Campbell
Loadey
Cents Presbyterian
Peoples Tabernacre
A. K. Writat
Boise
Tda
Trinity Church
Idphea
United States
Col
Christian Endeavor
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