Agricultual college celebration and banquet outcome
At the agricultural college Monday, a jolly day featured a 2:00 lunch served by faculty to graduates and guests. Afternoon sports awarded prizes, followed by evening commencement exercises and a renowned banquet with a formal menu and toasts to the graduating class, alumni, faculty, and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieen
McEwan
Rose Homer
James Dryden
Robert Stewart
Lydia Holmgren
Irrigation Bill Sent to President for Signature
June 1 notice from Wassingeth states the general irrigation bill has been sent to the president and will become law upon his signature. The report notes the bill secures public works funding and property rights adjustments as part of the broader estate measures.
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Wassingeth
Cheyenne man secures case on bid to Speaker's desk
In Cheyenne Hy Wie Les secured the case for consideration by Speaker Tlederson who will present it to his chamber. The bid centers on a legislative proposal and follows formal steps toward presentation and debate.
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Cheyenne
Logan and Lagoon Clash In Waterfall League Meet
Logan and Lagoon squared off in a Seaflegot Games series this week with Logan winning one game 4 to 2. The crowd at the Y Campus offered hearty support as Logan defeated the visitors again 2 to 0, featuring strong fielding by Haho, sharp pitching by Quick, and solid batting by Hartz for the Logans while Starke and Brosino starred for Lagoon.
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Haho
Bose
Ramey
Quick
Hartz
Lopars
Starke
Brosino
Liogan
Pree
Lagoon
Rans
Marriage Licenses Listed by Officials Across District
Marriage licenses issued include Charles Freesen and Lois B Gibeon with ages 26 and 28 respectively, Hyram and Louisa Nielsen Legan aged 28 and 20, Willard Mitten Paradise with Albra A Upp aged 27, among others. Names and locales appear in a crowded list with several illegible fragments.
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Charles Freesen Franklin
Lois B
Gibeon
Williams Hyram
Louisa Nielsen Legan
Willard Mitten
Paradise
Albra
SLOS
Haunaker
Alwood
Parfeyasia
Priva Fenee
Beste Hindlishischer
Providence
Hyrim
Ilda Alien
McNamuard School Leader Joins Hot Springs Healing Center
Vic Simara, president of the McNamuard School of Magnetic and Natural Healing, moves to Becks Tanieusa Hot Springs in Sat Marie City. He blends the Wailers with new methods to aid disease healing, while aligning with the Homberger Railroad bloc at the preparatory pow.
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Pest
Vic Simara
McNamuard School of Magnetic and Natural Healing
Elimrimed
Becks Tanieusa
Satmarie City
Homberger
LN. SHER entist at Satisfaction Guaranteed Office
LN. SHER entist operates in the Satisfaction Guaranteed office above the First National Bank, Loran.
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LN. Sher
Entist
First National Bank
Loran
Motion for New Trial in Peter Mortensen Case
The defense plans a new trial filing tomorrow if time extensions are denied. They argue Peter Mortensen’s attorneys lacked right to waive presence at the scene and to waive confrontation with testimony about money paid by James Sharp. An objection to Mrs Hay’s testimony and other defense instructions will be raised, with court errors claimed. An appeal to the supreme court may follow, likely imposing a yearlong delay and expense.
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Peter Mortensen
Mortensen
James Sharp
Tris
Convention Called to Nominate County Superintendent
A convention is called for Cache County to nominate a County Superintendent of District Schools. It will meet at Eccles- Howell Hall in Logan Utah on Saturday June 2 1902 at 2 oclock p.m. Delegates are apportioned by county vote at the last election. Primaries for delegates to the convention are suggested in various precincts on June 2. By order of the County Republican Committee H Ballen Jr Chairman K T Hyde Secretary.
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Waterloo
Logan
Acansias
Hails
Roemey
Lishten
Se Aene
Rowan Ts
Seesoon
Batuenggpet McCausland
Billy Doteh
Cache County
Eccles-Howell Hall
Logan City
Utah
Republican Committee
H. Ballen, Jr
Cbahrman
Saertsry
Anderson Bros Store Ad Promises Low Prices and Free Delivery
Local storefront promotes choicest groceries including hay and germade with low prices and free delivery. Flour offered at the same price as at Mull, highlighting economical options and door to door service.
Utah Press Association tour of Seattle ships delights reporters
The Utah Press Association's June outing in Seattle impressed fifty four members as they toured Navy Yard facilities aboard the Inland Flyer. They visited two battleships, a large dry dock, and watched preparations for a third vessel, with escorts from local press clubs and the Chamber of Commerce guiding the six hour visit.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Utah Editorial Association
Utah Press Association
Inland Flyer
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Lave
Ter
Wienster
Uta Tress Association
Will A. Steel
OM. Moore
Press Club
J. J. Meikle
Chamber of Commerce
Commandent Orwell
Pg Iit Mahan
Navy Yard
Incheen
Waisservcil
Witc
Diry
Mavy Yard
Colemans Dock
Moran
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Dace
James MecGrath
McGrath
Powers
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Orden
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Geone FE
Egan Richmond Minore L
Youson & Schaub
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A von Benson
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Clarkston
Greenville Hyrum
Hyde Park
Lewiston
Millville
Mendon
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Peterbord
Providence Paradise
Richmond
Pmithield
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Tre Iton
Wellsville
Anderson Bros
Ucla Press
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