Four Semi Weekly Newspaper Notice
Logan Utah edition announces a semi weekly publication schedule on Tuesdays and Fridays. Details are incomplete and garbled including publisher name A. N. Rosexvarm and subscription notes with typographical errors.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1894
Page
2
Logan Utah edition announces a semi weekly publication schedule on Tuesdays and Fridays. Details are incomplete and garbled including publisher name A. N. Rosexvarm and subscription notes with typographical errors.
The supplied text is brief and fragmented yielding no identifiable people organizations places dates or events to anchor a factual newspaper style summary. It does not meet criteria for a titled news item.
A fragmentary note argues Democrats support free trade and public aid programs, claiming belief in democracy and revenue considerations as party priorities. The text is unclear and lacks concrete details or dates.
Will Smvaronk Dubois of Waho declares that lasting prosperity arrives only when protection and bimetallism are united. He asserts Western Republicans support this platform while Eastern Republicans are weakening in influence.
A Utah Territory report notes small Democratic meetings with meager turnout as tensions rise over a proposed fall campaign. locals reference city overreach and gender dress rules in El Paso while critics quip about political strategy and party strain nationwide.
Aimed to knife the lumber industry by placing it on the free list, Democrats claim the sector employs over 300000 men with more than $586000000 invested and wages above 1500000, arguing it would curb prosperity across Western and Northern industries.
At a Friday meeting of the Board of Trustees in this city Prof J H Paul was named president of the faculty and director of the Experiment Station at the Agricultural College of Utah. The selection, seen as politics influenced, is regretted and critics hope future management keeps politics out to protect the college’s growth and influence.
A clipped excerpt humorously likens Democratic members of Congress to a gage full of wild animals, suggesting chaotic behavior and unruly conduct in the legislative arena. The colorful metaphor underscores perceived disorder within the party and its actions.
A harsh editorial attacks Grover Cleveland and defenders of civil service reform, claiming fear of public opinion will curb reform opponents. It also counters accusations that the Mormon Church controls Utah politics, arguing church influence is minimal and party dynamics reflect broader state demographics.
The Carson Morning News discusses Utah admission, noting a bill in the lower House with likely favorable reporting and presidential signature. It argues western benefits from two silver Senators and equal representation in Congress, contending Utah’s empire size and wealth justify statehood.
Notice to School Trustees for a meeting of the Cache County School Trustees at the County Court House at 2 p m on Saturday the 97 PSO to discuss school work for the ensuing year. Trustees of each district are requested to attend.
A survey notes the vast scale of postal provisioning. It cites 65,000 post offices sourcing from Washington, six tons of stationery daily, 25,000 pounds of wrapping twine weekly, and pencils, ink, rubber binds, and pens costing thousands yearly. It also mentions postage cards, scales, and ink for post marks and reatered envelopes.
Services at Trinity M. E. Church corner Bedond and Main Street every Sunday at 1 a m and 8 00 p m Sunday School 10 a m Prayer and Class Meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m East of the Wood Church. The public are cordially invited to attend all services. Rev. M. Hannan, Pastor.
A garbled line mentions Karl and hacks to and fro with references to Mike and a round trip. It hints at a form of payment or fare and a deduced flat rate, but the text remains unclear and incomplete.
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The article warns against jumping to conclusions on economic policy while stressing careful, data driven analysis. It mentions street level concerns and entities like Morel Gan Koyives and Pantie & Roa Tune Kommer, and references Sensine Street and Depver.
The American Protective Paris League reissues a 4 page pamphlet titled American Tariffs from Plymouth Rock to McKinley. Send ten cents and an address to Wilbur P. Wikenan General Secretary at 135 West 28th Street New York for complete information and tariff details.
A lurid 19th century advertisement promises 35 complete novels for a few cents, with enticing titles by noted authors and a heavy emphasis on romance and sensational fiction. It pushes a subscription to a glossy magazine and includes a tempting sweepstakes of prizes for mail-in responses, plus a separate sales pitch for “System Pills” with promises of health cures and agency opportunities.
Classified notice listing gas properties and mines for sale in Lewiston, Miners' Delight, Atlantic, South Pass, Gold Creek, and Tinstler Belt. Includes contact points James A. McAvey Fremont County clerk Lander Wyo and officials A Kendall Rock Springs and S Lo Spangler Fremont board. Mentions Union Pacific line and duty stage from Rock Springs and Cheyenne.
Dress Goods! Dress Goods! CML. offers an immense stock of dress goods in all styles colors and patterns from 10 to 50 cents per yard. All new stock ideal for the season. Visit before buying elsewhere. Isaac Sarva, Mgr.
A large assortment of Invest styles for men and boys hats plus boys and misses caps is now available at 7.0 MLL. The stock highlights a range of sizes and designs suitable for men, boys, and young shoppers seeking affordable headwear.
A patent remedy sold by Kiter Bros claims to purify the blood improve digestion and cleanse the liver while moving the bowels daily with herbal ingredients. The ad touts safety pleasing taste and constant daily use.
A local advertisement urges patrons to support the Knitting Factory by purchasing underwear hosiery mitts and related goods directly from the factory. The pitch highlights quality and value for shoppers seeking durable domestic apparel.
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