Sugar factory project in Valley may proceed after election
U W Nidley asserts private plans for a sugar factory by Mywell associates would proceed if Bryan is defeated. warns business leaders would avoid large expenditure under unsettled conditions.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
29
U W Nidley asserts private plans for a sugar factory by Mywell associates would proceed if Bryan is defeated. warns business leaders would avoid large expenditure under unsettled conditions.
John Fiyan a well known Wellaville resident suddenly died after heavy drinking and delirium tremens symptoms. Dr Parkinson and Attorney Wheker investigated foul play but it was believed Ryan died from excessive alcoholism. He was a former ball player and boxer respected in the community.
New stock of dress fabrics arrives including black and colored Venetian cloth whipcords and storm serge. Customers urged to call and see the latest selection at Liiason Sisters.
Moses Thatcher spoke to a large audience at the college auditorium on socialism. He argued that ownership of utilities by the people would end the labor capital clash and warned friends to distrust political operators and biased primaries. Thatcher praised socialism and opposed the two old parties, signaling a shift in local political discourse.
Fragmentary remarks discuss remedies for trusts under constitutional limits. Mentions proposed congress power to regulate trusts, Supreme Court rulings, and a 1900 joint resolution in the House of Representatives. The text reflects debate in the era about federal control of trusts and legislative responses.
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