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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1895
Page
2
The Ogden Review notes a Republican headquarters in Salt Lake City and reports a discovered bed allegedly connected to a democratic party locale. Details remain unclear, location undisclosed, publication in Logan Cache County Utah on Tuesdays.
The Beaver Utonian outlines several proposed constitutional articles that affect newspaper interests, with multiple items receiving approval from the publication.
The writer asks who edits The Nation and notes the editor’s name is plainly printed in the editorial column neighboring text. They criticize both publications for poor editorial standards and misused columns meant to shape public opinion.
Congress passed a bill providing a bounty of eight tenths of a cent per pound on all sugar produced before June 30. The question now is whether the President will sign it or veto, potentially thwarting the will of the people. The outcome is uncertain and politically charged, with critics noting the President faces a difficult choice.
The Batt Lake Tribune reports Cache County delegates will fight for uniting the University of Utah with Agricultural College at Logan, but the paper errs. Cache Co. wants the Agricultural College to stay in Logan, arguing it serves the best interests of the institution and can support the State University without claiming otherwise.
The Constitutional Convention proceeds to business with calm, careful consideration of each section. Delegations enter ready to defend favored forms, but the aim is a model state constitution for Utah. The people expect prudent selection and the best possible charter.
The text notes a complete account of the Link Commission activities in the Third Precinct case, claimed to reveal the democratic majority's course. It asserts no obstruction throughout, while alleging desperate schemes were used.
The article extols the Judiciary for thwarting schemes by democratic commissioners aimed at nullifying the people's will. It credits Republicanism and justice with a hard won triumph, noting Democratic press support and internal party defections. It condemns dishonest tactics and the Democratic machine.
A long article outlines an irrigation based apple orchard method, pruning guidance, and timing. It includes Prof Richman’s lecture on horticulture, orchard layout, water schedules, and spring pruning. It discusses choosing ground slope, sun scald protection, spraying results, tree spacing in triangular form, and apple variety recommendations Winter Pearmain and Winesap.
The Silt Lake Tribune critiques US fiscal policy as a personal crisis policy. It cites annual outflows of about 75 million from government and foreign interest, with total annual drain around 500 million. It notes large gold exports, minimal net imports, and price declines due to silver issues. England’s aim to suppress food and textile prices is alleged. The piece laments currency tampering as the only hope to avoid hardship, ending with a quip about fools.
The Cache Doubty Hilocational Institute will meet in the B. College at 1 o’clock on March 6th 1895. The program includes Pestalexsi F A Campbell The Metric System Prof B G Rowans Reading Samuel Oldham Miscellaneous Business. PL Oldham Chairman of Program Committee.
A fragmentary ad text touts Parks Cough Syrup as stopping coughs and colds with claims of rapid relief. The garbled copy mentions Mrs Catherine Bincks Doe Roy New York and a traded product, but the readable lines emphasize cessation of coughing and a promised perfect wait.
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