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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1900
Page
12
The piece praises William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt as a Republican ticket while noting Cleveland’s lack of congratulations. It suggests foreigners in Chivas should stay ready for a flying machine and discusses protection of Americans in China. It also mentions Jim Corbett as a potential candidate and a Pittsburgh firm receiving an order from an Egyptian railroad for 400 cars.
Thosa possession of funds for ads appears limited as Bryan survey data surface. Observers note likely increased spending as the race progresses, with analysts predicting more targeted messaging and ongoing public trials of campaign strategy.
The New York governor Theodore Roosevelt earns 310000 a year while four years as vice president would pay 38000. Admiral Dewey doubts the Chin gane fighters and says an army of 25000 could march to Pekin easily.
The line suggests Stevenson bears partial blame for past hard times as vice president while his party bears the broader responsibility. His nomination again to the same post would remind voters of that legacy and party culpability.
The Nation acknowledges receipt of the annual catalogue from the University of Utah detailing the institution's comprehensive plans and offerings.
A new one million dollar dry dock will be built at the Norfolk Navy Yard to accommodate the largest battleship afloat. The project aligns with a broader drive to modernize the fleet and improve maintenance capabilities.
President McKinley walked from his home to Canton church with Dr Hicks on Sunday morning. The half mile distance was described as easily manageable for the pair.
A proposal suggests bringing 1500 Cuban school teachers to the United States at government expense to attend Harvard summer school, a plan seen as highly beneficial despite costs. The note argues such education would yield lasting good for Cuba and U.S. relations.
Dr. Madison CG Petery of N. and at a large Baptist Missionary gathering in Detroit speaks of uncovering their own weak position after a Dewey victory. He asserts they will not retreat from their duties with God’s help.
The Kluena City platform makers could not find a plank long enough to bridge the campaign route for the Tammany ice wagon. The obstacle highlights logistical challenges in transporting the campaign apparatus across the route amid the local political landscape.
Gov Rocavelt's term ends January 1 1901 with a potential resignation debate. General Allen of Porto Rico travels to Washington to present a report on conditions. He forecasts a prosperous future for Porto Rico and says proper governance could lead to annexation at Cuban request.
A quoted telegram from 1900 shows native Hawaiian leaders Dearly praising Congress for acts benefiting Hawaii and thanking President McKinley and Congress. Signers include D Kealaackalani James K Kaulia and Robert W Wilcox of the National Committee.
A promotional notice invites readers to visit a large repository of carriages and other vehicles. It highlights the company’s fleet, praises the strength and style of its offerings, and hints at prizes that may attract attention. The text emphasizes walking through the showroom to view the assortment.
Geo A Love Co HL Giarle Chauncey Ga advertises Witt's Hazel Salve said to cure piles after twenty years of use. Also notes a store in Goocery and Drog te though the text is unclear. The ad emphasizes speed and effectiveness for skin issues.
The piece argues jewelry knowledge is limited for average buyers and urges reliance on jeweler judgment. It claims customers should let experts shoulder the burden to avoid mistakes and suggests shopping here guarantees straightforward, reliable guidance regardless of price.
Logan Utah along with Franklin Preston and Montpelier Idaho locations are listed for Riter Bros Drug Co. expansion and service coverage. The notice enumerates store sites serving multiple communities in 1910s regional network.
An advertisement claims No thimily can afford to be without One Minute Cough Cure. It promises rapid relief from coughing and bronchial issues, touting effectiveness against croup and lung troubles, and urges purchase from local Co-op Growery and Drug company with dubious medical claims.
Bids are invited for purchase of property in Block 4 College View Addition Logos City Cache County. Bids must be received by April 19 at the county clerk office. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. James Meikle, Chairman Board of County Commissioners.
A short town notice announces a workroom or office space for lease in the Union block on Main Street. Applicants are directed to apply at Peterson’s ice store. The message references M. Olgen and a mortgage or financial matter, with scattered OCR errors.
The Asian Pacific line offers faster travel to the East with direct service and luxurious amenities. It highlights dining, smoking lounge, libraries, sleeping cars, and reclining chair cars running through to Coleg without change. Detailed area and rail information available from H A Clay, General Agent, Saint Louis City, Utah.
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