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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
4
At 38 South Main Street Logan Utah the post office received a curious misaddressed missive. The slip references Cache County and a placeholder address in the surrounding area. Postal staff note the handwriting is unclear and the note lacks a clear addressee or purpose.
Ward conferences in the Benson Stake of Zion are scheduled with dates and speakers listed. Clarkston hosts on June 4 under Stake Presidency figures including Wm. H. Lewis Alma Merrill and B A. Hendricks.
The Benson Stake will hold a general priesthood meeting at 10 a.m. on Saturday June 7 1902 with High Council members invited to attend. Senator Kearns seeks Utah land ceded to the United States to allow the Panguitch Indian school project and $30 000 authorized by Congress to proceed. Charles Mitchell displays a mastodon tooth found on Snake River near American Falls along with an obsidian spearhead and other bones. skull fragments deteriorated on air exposure.
The text outlines state rules barring eb orbits and wild animals from leaving Utah unless inspected by a game warden. It mentions requirements for shipping permits, wagons, and proper tagging, with penalties for noncompliance.
The input appears garbled and lacks coherent, reportable facts. No names, places, dates, or events are identifiable to form a concise news card while preserving accuracy.
Passengers aboard the seamer City of Sydney report that about 1400 bodies were removed from the ruins of Quezaltenango. A worker there said over 1000 had been recovered by May 13, twenty five days after the city was destroyed. Reports of loss and damage in surrounding areas including Tapschula and San Mareos indicate extensive destruction and millions in damages. In Tuxlacbico every house was left standing none.
The Harri man lines led by Southern Pacific Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and Oregon Railroad Navigation announce a major colonization project to settle thousands in Oregon Washington and southern California within two years. G M McKinney heads the traffic bureau with agencies in Chicago Indianapolis Saginaw Kansas City Louisville Nashville Pittsburg Albany and New York. The plan funds irrigation development land redemption mineral and timber resources in the Northwest and collaboration with the government.
Hal RONS offers first class hand made team and buggy harness at prices that cannot be duplicated. See us before buying. Studebake Brothers company.
An unclaimed assortment of livestock is slated for sale by public auction. Descriptions include a white horse about a year old with J marks, a second horse branded FT, and other branded animals. Bids start after specified notice dates at Logan City Pound and Laigzan Utah.
The fragment cites premiums from The Nation's Premiums Rienzi uw 12 0 9, listing unclear figures and names. No coherent event or outcome is readable, yielding limited factual content beyond reference to premiums.
Notice to stockholders announces a special meeting at the company office on the factory grounds near Taegan City Cache Utah on Thursday July 1902 at 2 o clock noon. The vote will decide on consolidating Logan Sivar Company and Og den Sugar Company into one corporation and to complete incorporation and related business. David Berles president Henry H Rolapp secretary dated June 2 1902.
Sealed bids for building a Coveville school house will be received until 6 p.m. June 15 1902 with plans by architect C T Tarrett on file at High Creek Mill and Elevator Co Caveville and at Logan Utah. Bids may be rejected. Proposals must be in envelopes marked Proposals for building Coveville Senco House.
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