Logan council paves streets and fights river erosion
The Logan city council met in regular session with President Robinson. Gustave Berntson urged enforcement of street flooding ordinances for Mirth West residents. Protests from Deseret Savings Bank over First West sidewalk failed due to signatures. Sidewalks on Center Main and First South approved, water mains on the Island discussed. The city attorney to attend meetings and pursue action against millmen allowed to sawn into Logan river. The council set a $75 license for Ringling’s show and postponed other actions awaiting Congress.
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Logan City
Robinson
Gustave Berntson
Deseret Savings Bank
Sal Lake City
1St West
Sawidus
Logan River
Covungilinae Tooreson
Tabor
Ringling
Cirems
A Fanatic's Wild Work
A report from St Petersburg describes a young woman found on the Gulf of Finland beach near Sergive monastery, burned and dead after self immolation attempts linked to religious dedication. She wore a monk’s sack and endured hours before discovery. authorities ponder potential life saving measures.
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Petersburg
Popal
Womitn W
Gulf of Finland
Local Briefs From Around The Area
With extreme heat the topic, Ray Benson of Logan lost two fingers at a saw mill on Thursday. Notable visitors included sessra John A. of Wellsville, Danforth I. of Paradise, and Oscarake from Essan. J. Farr and L. C. Farr report Mexico dealings nearly closed at favorable figures. L. C. Farraval plans August Logan return. Mendon elected Jeremiah biker long term and Alexander Richards unexpired term in school vote. Hyde Park chose Reuben Perkes as trustee. City officials say cows taken from streets are hired by the day by the taker under orders from city marshals. Poundkeeper Goem has no role. Brigham Young College President James H. Linford plans tenement housing for students. Expect higher winter attendance and scarce rooms. W. J. Robinson, clothier, replies to Mrs. Maud Robinson suit for 80 dollars, denying allegations and claiming buyout of plaintiff’s interest in their joint store. sale confirmation by probate court discussed.
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Sessra
John A. Ee Cem
Wellsyire
Danforth I Ore
Paradise
Oscar Ake
Essan
Asrén F. Farr
Mexico
Moses Thatcher
L. C. Farr
Chisell
L. C. Farraval
Logan
W. J. Robinson
First District Court
Maud Robinson
Cache Stake Off Zion Meetings Set for July 16 and 27
The Cache Stake of Zion schedules meetings Sunday and Monday July 16 and 27 at the Stake Tabernacle in Logan. Services are at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. General attendance is desired.
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Zion
Stake Tabernacle
Logan
Elders Seek Permits For Open Air Mormon Preaching
New York on July 16 Mayor Low held a hearing with counsel for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints and John G. McQuarrie on renewing permits for Mormon missionaries to preach in the open air. permits had been withheld after complaints of polygamy. decision deferred after advisement.
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New York
Low
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterslay Saints
Mormons
John G. McQuarrie
Wissidn
Civil Service Exams Set for October Dates
Washington July 16 reports civil service examinations scheduled for Salt Lake on October 7 and October 21. The notices note examinations will be held there on the specified dates.
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Washington, D. C
Salt Lake
Riders Down In Samoa Report Of Tutuila Inspection
Commander Underwood reports from Pago Pago Samoa dated June 12 that he completed an inspection visit to towns in the western district of Tutuila. A Mormon settlement at Filico is led by five elders who have cleared twenty three acres and are teaching natives reading writing and agriculture.
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Washington
Underwood
Tutuila
Navy Department
Samoa
Tuvuila
Filico
I'ne
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Local Clerk Office
A list of marriage licenses shows couples including L Erdman and Brigham, Conne Spierman and Logan, Henry Smith and Smithfield, Talitin Johnson and Richmond, Albers M. Wiield and Weston, age 25, Sarah and Price in Malad, and Fins J Hemmert with Thoyne, age 35, and Fisie Fleckiger in Seaford, st.
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N. L. Erdman
Brigham
Conne Spierman
Logan
Henry Smith
Smithfield
Talitin Johnson
Richmond
Albers M. Wiield
Weston
Sarah & Price
Malad
Net
Fins J
Hemmert
Thoyne
Fisie Fleckiger
Seaford
Whooping cough prevention and remedy claims
A Springville Alabama mother recounts how her three children, including a three month old baby, suffered whooping cough last summer but with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy all stayed plump and recovered better than others whose parents did not use the product. The remedy is advertised as available from all dealers.
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Girk Wold
Jessie Pinkey Hall
Springville
Ala
Utah Supreme Court Rules Bigamy Obligation to Support Wives and Children
The Utah Supreme Court written by Chief Justice Bastin holds that a man is legally bound to support his plural wives and educate their children from those unions. The decision upholds a lower court ruling that the defendant must provide support, though secular courts cannot enforce beyond legal obligations.
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State Supreme Court
Bastin
Mary Caroline Riddle
Sage Riddle
District Court of
Utah County
Etke
Elso
Finlor
Ringling Brothers Parade Astounds Logan Crowd
A colorful Ringling Brothers parade is set to march through Logan on Friday morning August 7. The display promises an unmatched spectacle with gilded floats illuminated cars and elegant wagons said to outshine any prior show.
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Ringling
Logan
Ringling Brothers
Tate
Iim
Ribling Brothers
Val Enterprise
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