Ten Percent Real Estate and Horse Value In Cache County
County Clerk A L Farrell reported an official communique from the state board of equalization announcing a blanket 10 percent rise in real estate values in Cache County and 20 percent on horse values. Objections to the increase may be filed at the Salt Lake office on July 22. The new assessment adds about 351,500 to the existing value, bringing the total to just under six million dollars, with the annual increase nearing three quarters of a million.
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A. L. Farrell
State Board of Equalization
Cache County
Salt L Ke
New Store Opens in Lewiston by Anderson Partners
Wee k, Mr. don H. Anderson a Lewiston merchant teams with John M. Anderson to launch a general merchandise store in a new Lewiston building. The firm sells cash only at the lowest prices and offers dry goods shoes groceries and produce. The senior partner is heavily involved in the Lewiston sugar factory and the Richmond Condensed Milk factory.
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Don H. Anderson
John M. Anderson
Lewiston
Richmond
No Divorce For Sidles in First District Court
Judge Hurt issued two decisions in the first district court on Saturday. William Norley and Peter Nelson won a $40 judgment against William Weir, the administrator. In Josephine Sidle vs John Sidle the court awarded Sidle support of $8 monthly and $25 in attorney’s fees, noting a divorce would have been appropriate. Maud Robinson vs W J Robinson set for August 4 at 2 p.m. Hi Husson of Legsnified suit.
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Judge Hurt
Fjrst
William Norley
Peter Nelson
William Weir
Josephine Sidle
John Sidle
Wirs. Little
Maud Robinson
W. J. Robinson
Hi Husson
Divorce Petition Seeks Dissolution Between Hansen Couple
Tuesday to divorce Annie K Hansen on desertion grounds. The pair wed in Denmark on May 17 1876. In a separate civil action Murray Meat and Live Stock Co won a judgment for 74 50 dollars.
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Annie K. Hansen
Denmark
Murray Meat & Live Stock Co
School Trustee Elections Across Cache County Towns
Elections for school trustees were held in Cache county towns outside Logan and passed quietly. In Paradise John Welsh Jr. won a three year term, R W Shipley the unexpired term of W J Willis. Providence saw H A Campbell defeat Jacob Geasel 69 to Lt George Wheeler defeated Sho. Rateysky. Wellsville elected John S Leatham without opposition.
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Cache County
Logan
Paradise
Republican Committee
John Welsh, Jr
R. W. Shipley
W. J. Willis
Providence
H. A. Campbell
Jacob Geasel
George E. Wheeler
Sho. Rateysky
John M. Anderson
Lewiston
N. J. Nielsen
Ayram
Wellsville
John S. Leatham
Kerr Interviewed on Boston as cultural center
William Jasper Kerr, president of Utah State Agricultural College, praises Boston as the best center of culture and education. He notes Harvard as a model for Utah higher education and emphasizes in-person交流 at the National Educational Association meeting. J Kerr and May L Scott named Utah and Idaho state directors. WA Wetzel of Salt Lake re-elected vice president in the state department.
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Boston
Bown
William Jasper Kerr
Utah State Agriculture College
Elliott Harvard
Utah
Harvard
Beston
Heston
Ween
Terple
National Hineational Association
J. Kerr
May L. Scott
Idaho
WA. Wetzel
Salt Like
Department of State
Organ For Sale By Fine Beatty Organ
For sale a fine Beatty organ offered at a very cheap price. Inquire at this office, counter for sale. Inquire at this office.
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Beatty
Mills Burned At Ogden Woolen Mills Plant
Ogden suffers a major fire destroying the Ogden Woolen Mills plant, with losses around 345,000 including wool and stock. The blaze started from a hot box in a rag-pie machine amid limited water and delayed response, leaving the mill building and machinery ruined. The Ogden Woolen Mills company, led by president J. A. Hendrickson, faces heavy losses though insurance partially offsets the damage.
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Ogden
Ogden Woolen Mills
Carnyan
Ogden Woolen Mills Company
J. A.feendrickson
Hendricksein
H. A. Pederson
Logan
Missouri
Lorin Farr
Phillip Pugsley
William,Neal
Alfred Randall
Enoch Farr
Bostem
Mir Vuite
Pegi
Crago
Nui
Attendance At Schools
A meeting of the education board, chaired by President Bullen, reviewed Supt. Merrill’s annual report. In 1851, 676 boys and 675 girls enrolled, with 969 daily attendees, 72 percent of those enrolled. Certificates of promotion totaled 8 percent. average pupil attendance was 125 days. 70 percent attended daily. Monthly enrollment ranged from 263 to 1188 across nine months.
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the of Education
Bullen
Land for The College and state facilities approved
Washington July 10 The secretary of the Interior today approved three parcels of land for the state. Forty thousand two hundred acres are set for the university, seven acres for the insane asylum, and six thousand five hundred forty-nine acres for the agricultural college.
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Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Interior
State of
Insane Asylum
Agricultural College
Magnetic Healey to visit Logan City for limited healing
A magnetic healer named Mr. Inger will stay in Logan City for a few weeks offering free consultation and diagnosis at Union block upstairs above First National Bank. He claims power to cure all diseases including chronic cases with a special focus on old illnesses, promising visible relief through his magnetic touch.
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Logan City
Inger
First National Banis
Americans Triumph in Palma Trophy Shooting Contest
Isley England July 11 Americans captured the Palma trophy with a score of 1970 from 600 and defeated teams from Europe South Africa Australia and Canada. Great Britain finished second with 165. United Kingdom beat Americans by 10 points at HL yard tips.
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Isley
England
Titans
Europe
South Africa
Canada
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Americas
Pope in Danger as Relapse Reported
July 14 dispatch from Rome reports the pope rapidly sinking into unconsciousness after a long illness. Officials have summoned relatives while doctors warn of kidney strain and abnormal urine components indicating a deteriorating condition.
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London
Rome
To. Blieve
Talks of the Mormonis Den ver Endeavor conventio crowds turnout
Denver July 18 The four day Christian Endeavor convention faced disruption when a large tent was blown over at 4 pm as about 8000 attendees awaited the afternoon processions. Many were uninjured though several tents collapsed amid chaotic scenes. Reverend E J Campbell of Lowa preached earlier at Contuil Presbyterian church drawing thousands who were turned away for lack of standing room. A temperance rally occurred at the Peoples Tabernacle and A K Weiss of Boise Idaho stirred crowds at Trinity Church by accusing Mormon leaders and certain state officials of forming a covert alliance with Mormon interests. The talk touched on potential political outcomes including a speculative reference to the U S Senate.
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Denver
Dele
E. J. Campbell
Low
Contuil Presbyterian
Uepleple
Hav
A. K. Weiss
Boke Ida
Trinity Church
Idaho
Gia
Coli
Big Tent Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Legal Birds Mr and Mrs Thoess of Ssit Laie
Mr and Mrs Thoess and 4 Lewis of Ssit Laie oldge residents of this city are staying with relatives for several days, as is also Mr on of John Carlisle of King ier county.
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Thoess
Lewis
John Carlisle
King @ier
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