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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
4
The Brigham Young College shows a new high in attendance surpassing fifty and rapid student progress. Directors praise President Linford and the faculty for dedication, while supporters and the public are thanked for contributions to this learning institution serving the Latter-day Saints with theology and standard education, aiming for high moral and intellectual growth.
A local prospectus outlines a planned sugar factory in Cache Valley with major land purchases near Lewiston. Promoter Hon Charles W. Nibley states the project aims to employ farmers and organize them as stockholders while avoiding conflicts with Tagan district, urging widespread beets production for the venture.
A local plan outlines Sugar company land holdings and beet raising. It envisions multiple factories in Cache Valley with extensive beet acreage in the south end. Farmers urged to boost beet plantings next year to supply the new enterprise and bolster county revenue.
In Cache Valley tent caterpillars swarm over poplars balm of Gilead and fruit trees stripping leaves. After trees are cleaned they migrate en masse to neighboring trunks. Orchardists struggle despite spraying as caterpillars hold the upper hand. County commissioners urged to appoint a county horticultural board to wage an organized war against the pests.
This issue sketches ongoing calamities from Mount Pelee’s eruption to global famines and Mississippi floods displacing thousands. It also highlights four illustrated pieces on new treatments for consumption and features essays on Nonconformity in England, the Welsh anniversary, Governor Ramsey, and forest policy experiments.
The record lists multiple marriage licenses including George O. Pitkin of Millville age 65 marrying Jane E. Molen of Hyrum, Ezra Smith of Logan 38, Elia Bailey of Logan 20, Wilford W. Young of Park City 24 marrying Mabel T. Bullen of Richmond 34, Charles B. Skidmore of Logan 27, Louisa Huntsville 23, James H. Brown of Logan 22, Willem Wildman of Smithfield 19, Sarah Hancay of Hyde Park 21.
Classified list shows names such as Cooley C W Carver Rev J and Fastaian Fema Graynor with associated notes. Entries indicate letters awaiting pickup at the local post office and reference multiple recipients in varied states of readability.
The Cache County Court met for a two day session this week. A report from northern Utah counties on boundary lines was reviewed. The clerk was authorized to seek more information and purchase additional vaults. James W. Lindley named constable of Sterling and J B Griffin of Newton. A large petition urged road work through Logan Main Canyon. Miss Owen’s clerkship salary set at 40 dollars monthly. The court acted as board of equalization and heard many petitions.
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