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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
4
A list of premiums offered by The Nation for the upcoming subscription season includes items such as bicycles, rocking chairs, dresses, suits, dishes, patterns, footwear, lamps, and books with varied values. Names of merchants and product types appear alongside each prize and price.
Representative D. R. Robarts introduces House bill No. 166 to establish a uniform state road system with map filing requirements and state funding covering half of improvement costs. Proponents say the measure is necessary and beneficial and deserves favorable consideration.
The text notes that some critics compare Reverend Leilich's Hames to a cowboy phrase and implies a playful phonetic resemblance to a lilac expression. The reference reflects humorous or colloquial commentary rather than a formal event.
Sugar and tobacco interests prepare vigorous opposition to a bill cutting Philippine import tariffs from 75 to 25 percent of the Dingley rates.
Commandant Booth Tucker says the Salvation Army has grown in six years from 2 084 103 045 to now spending 150 000 in charities, compared with 200 000 six years ago.
President Roosevelt entertained Col. Bob Grace of Texas at the White House but the visitor found it too quiet and moved to a hotel, visiting the President each day.
The government owned telegraph lines in Australis are described as an unqualified success by writer Marc Timber of the Review of Reviews, with figures drawn from current reports supporting the claim.
The postmaster general stresses Australian telegraph and telephone services deliver more value per capita than European or American systems and at lower charges. He notes the new commonwealth rates, from 12 to 24 cents for long distance or state messages, project revenue to cover operating costs plus interest, aided by higher usage. The piece also highlights the Review of Reviews March editorial on Venezu, Panama Canal, and Alaska boundary questions.
An artist wonders about fair pay for a 120 stanza poem, who proposes that eight years would suffice. Lord Lansdown laments governance in two years, while Venezuela and Sines coal gain attention. Shippers push for secure open cats with locked doors as protest grows. After 26 years, St Joseph’s cathedral Buffalo chimes ring on Christmas, a method finally perfected to reveal the bells.
The regular monthly priesthood meeting of the Benson State of Zion will convene at the usual place on Sunday March 7. All members are instructed to attend as essential church business will be discussed.
The regular Priesthood meeting of the Hyrum Stake of Zion will convene at the regular place on Saturday March 7 at 1 am. The notice emphasizes adherence to schedule and location for members.
Miss Sadie Baker Chas M. Jones Mrs Sarah Knudsen P W Kit Mrs Oleson David Olsen Frank Sorensen Williard Robert Murdock P M.
The Nation Office offers job printing including letterheads noteheads billheads statements circulars visiting cards and other printed business materials. Services cover standard and customized orders for local businesses and individuals.
In winter 1898 R Wheeler of Northwood New York says he suffered severe rheumatic pains and could hardly hobble. After using Chamberlains Pain Balm from the first application he recovered and worked steadily all year. Sold by dealers nationwide.
A promotion for The Nation and The N. S. Weekly Tribune offering one year for $1.75 in advance. An endorsement from Mrs. LA Moore of North Star, Hich, praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croup, with dealer availability everywhere.
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