Logan Bicycle Club Hosts Visit From Pocatello Racers
Report from the Logan bicycle meet notes Orin Caldwell and C A Spahr among competitors, with Thatcher and Caldwell trading leads in multiple races. It records disputed fouls and a challenge bet, praises Logan riders and hospitality, and ends with a taunt about a young Logan rider who could beat Pocatello rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Moessra
Orin Calewell
C. A. Spahr
Pred Cadwell
Jobin Mullipan
Logan
Orin Caldwell
C. A Spahr
G. Thatcher
GP. Whatcher
O. A. Caldwell
G. Ef. Thatcher
BG. Thatcher
Caldwell
G. W. Thatcher
Thatcher
D. W. Card
Orson Thatcher
Spahr
Millie
H. P B. Smith
A. N. Rosenbaum
B. Thatcher
Thateher
O. D
Phiateher
Ourd Boaler
Logan Bicycle Club
Cullwell
John Malligen
Tan
Tath
B. G. Thatcher
Spalha
Irrigation Congress Aims to Boost Western Irrigation Efforts
A letter to D E Burley of Union Pacific notes the National Irrigation Congress in Denver from Sept 4 to Sept 6 and urges railroads to offer reduced rates. It emphasizes irrigation's importance to the arid West, urges strong participation, and mentions a distributed book on irrigation to raise awareness and enlist public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Burley
Union Pacific
Irrigation Congress
Denver
Dian Lin
Sacred memory ode to Carrie M C Smith president
Memorial tribute written on behalf of the W B H Por Association by Baseline B James dew. The poem laments loss, honors leadership, and prays guidance for family and followers, promising to keep garlands bright and walk in truth toward heavenly reward. The piece blends religious toasts with vows of fidelity, urging steadfastness and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BH. Por Association
Baseline B. Jame
Frograce
Diane
Howe
Waouth
Wisdor
Sunday School Program at Tabernacle Basement
Sunday School officers and teachers meeting set for August 6 in the Tabernacle basement. The Fourth Ward will lead singing with dixercise from the Intermediate department. Uhial Ward serial and vocal solo planned. Seventh Ward to present best methods for higher department. Fifth Ward School to feature instrumental music by W. J. Hyde and Jesse Earl. Jo o M. Wilson leads on best methods to induce general singing.
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Tabernacle
Fouth
Seventh Ward
Fifth Ward
W. J. Hyde
Jesse Earl
Joo. M. Wilson
Good Wool Wanted At the Knitting Factory
Lo win seeks supplier interest for high quality wool to stock knitting operations. Factory notes demand for fleece types, color varieties, and timely delivery to meet production schedule.
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Lowin
Weather hints and a yardage sale remark linger
A fragment notes warm weather and a quirky line about a duck dress being indispensable. It mentions a price of 15 cents per yard at an unspecified location or shop, with garbled text suggesting the Lon Lat or university setting. The readable portion remains brief and ambiguous.
City Council Session Grants Liquor License Renewal
The City Council met Wednesday with President Leishoun presiding. The Mattock Black Co petitioned for a license renewal granted after claims report. Hanna Jacobsin received $10 compensation for damage to her buggy and horse incident near a bridge. A $350 bill for services in the Allan Logan case was referred. Corral removals near canals were approved to curb filth, and a place for tying teams was ordered. Sprinkling district improvements and assessor compensation were discussed. current bills totaled $841.45 before adjournment.
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Coaneil
Leishoun
Mattock Black Co
Committee On Claims
Hanna Jacobsin
Allana
Logan Curubvans & Royera
Committee On
Thas
Wilson
Haquaélizathc
Kimhalhere
Noylace West
Leishman
Uje County
B of
Lown City
Kimball
Logan Educators Fault Logans Engagement With Colleges
A Logan citizen laments low local college enrollment despite the two nearby colleges being in the area. He notes Newton and Paradise towns graduation counts surpass Logan and urges educators to boost local participation before the colleges open for another term.
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Logan
Newton
Paraise
Paradise
Dons
Patronize Your Own Men J Halverson Ad
Lewin novelty shops on Iril street offer repairs of bicycles sewing machines lawn mowers typewriters umbrellas pans locks sharpening scissors and knives plus gilding silver plating and furniture repair all work guaranteed first class.
Chicago Trip by the Pacific & Northwestern Line
A clipped notice describes a quick rail option to Chicago on the Chicago Cujon Pacific and Northwestern route with no coach changes at the Missouri River. It advertises first and second class sleepers and dining cars, offering full information by mail or at agents’ offices.
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Chicago
Cujon Pacific & Northwestern
Eli
Misouri Fiver
Palace Barber Shop Ad on 2nd Street
The notice advertises services at a barber shop known as Palace Barber Shop on 2nd Street offering fretclass shaving, hair cutting, and razors ground and set in good style at low prices.
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2Nd Street
Locan’s Great Musicians at Annual Logan Festival
A six foot poster from Paris Idaho announces the Third Annual Musical Festival at the Stake Tabernacle in Logan on Saturday evening August 4. Prominent Logan performers include The Great Easton tenor celebrated after the Chicago World’s Fair, contralto Miss Midian Canton, violinist Charles Harris formerly of New Kingston Conservatory, and pianist Herman Pathe noted for recent American success. Further particulars appear in large bits.
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Paria
Idaho
Stake Tabernacle
Logan
Paris
Easton
Chicago
Midian Canton
Charles Harris
New Kingland Conservatory of Music
Paves
France
Fiy
Playuie
Herman Pathe
Gheemany
Anerien
Resolutions Honor Carrie M. C. Smith and Utah Day
Resolutions of respect for Carrie M. C. Smith, recalling her as a devoted WHPT class member, teacher, and worker in higher education for women. The note offers condolences to her family and pledges to imitate her virtues, with publication of the resolutions and minutes entry requested. Also mentions Utah Day events in Cache County Logan, urging inclusive nonpartisan participation and noting Marinda Torgeson as Utah’s representative.
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Carrie M C Smith
Carrie M.C. Smith
Efor
Wh.p. He
Aparrow
Bala
Matai B. Hassan
Javisa P. Marouan
Ansie M. Titoaresos
W. A. P. Re Claas
Utah
Cache County
Logan
Marinda Torgeson
Grant Srate
Torneton
Aries
Will Nake
Andrew Towe
ZC. M. Lo
Andrew
Utah Statehood Backers Rally For Constitutional Convention
A column reflects on Utah statehood, praising protection for local industries and urging support for a Republican dominated Constitutional Convention. It notes individuals like Jos Odell and Mrs Lottie Stair amid regional travel, and cites Crane’s address to Utahns. The piece cheers unity across parties and calls for delegates who will advance home industry and resources.
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Gore
Ag Chiyinan
Republican Terrtorial Committee
Unnt
Utah
Mexico
Cras. Crane
Fairmat
New Probate Judge Named in Cache County
Noble Warram Jr was appointed Probate Judge of Cache County just before press time. The paper notes Warram, a Democrat, follows Judge Goodwin whose term has pleased the public. Poe Narron extends compliments to Judge Warram as the first to publicly announce the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Warram, Jr
Tls Covrkal
Cache Coanty
Warram
Cache County
Goodwin
Poe Narron
Jodge Warram
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the Irrigation Congress
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Carrie M. C. Smith
Evans
Rogers
OWE Liquor
Corrais
Cinals
Fred Gessel
LOCAN
Jos. Odell
Ogden
Oll
Stene
Sioun
Henry Kotter
Brigttan City
We Kome
Crane
Lottie Stair
Mixa Alice Critchlow
Wneste Uf
Wotewing Jensen
Mattie Carter
Nettie Wilven
Millie Halverson
Caodlon
Miss Dot Goodwin
Logut
Tub
Mowlay
Poculeno
Mos
Cathyart
Pocatello Merill
Saltair
Mastein Pale
Baker
the Nation
Secetary
Jyden Milling and Elevator Company
Denuke
KJ. MacEwan
Agricultural College
Hogan
Tadgur
Ogden Press
Ale
Wien
Tate
MacEwan
Advan
Snow
Sheffield
Rrepers
Wes
Roberta
James Crawford
White Mountain
Twelve Mile Dock
Wil
Seattle
Litton
Enda
Roberts
Noble Warram Jr
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