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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
4
Subscription rates listed as 240 in a disrupted note about pricing and a likely local publication. The readable fragment hints at rate figures but offers no clear date or organization.
Secretary of State John Hay delivered a splendid tribute to the dead statesman William McKinley. The address was given in the presence of President Roosevelt Prince Henry General Miles the diplomatic corps the Senate and many distinguished guests. The remarks praised McKinley’s service and legacy.
The article reflects on the three presidential assassinations and the enduring, unchanging character of the slain leaders. It emphasizes their democratic virtues, generosity, austere virtue, and eminent abilities, noting that their deaths reveal the uselessness of such crimes and the Republics resilience. It invokes timeless wisdom to underscore shared national mourning and instructed unity.
The Logan city council is praised for upgrading crossings in the business district, delivering safer routes during the muddy season. Residents note the crossings are in better condition than in years, reducing hazards for pedestrians and boosting public appreciation.
Society programs include College Band music debate on equal pay for women with Laurasia and Olympia as affir mative and Robert Stewart and A P Merrill as negatives. Instrumental music and reading provide further entertainment. Mr R B Davis and Miss lese Sorenson present. Meeting begins at 7 25 pm with invitation to all.
A posted list shows several names including Anderson Kaithe Ellison Mrs, Ellis Gillespie Horace W Hoghs Mre Mary Hall Mr Warren E Johnson J P Nergoord Mr Preter Predmesethy P Racker Miss Maud Thomas Aal Thomson G H Lag Terry Charles G Welker Ray Ely Wood Mary E Williams M W Se Robert Muridock P.M with notes of letters awaiting delivery.
An old time ad promotes The Fair Store inviting customers to browse suits and dry goods while announcing an overcrowded stock clearance. The proprietor is H. J. Nielsen. Stores feature Norwegian herring codfish and Swedish metwurst among groceries and other items.
Laces sell for 44 to 15 cents per yard at Seat Logan Dry Goods Co. This local item notes the price range and store offering.
An old-fashioned soap advertisement warns of skin absorption through pores and touts trusted brands. It promotes bulk buys and value deals, including 3c single bars, 4 for 2c, and 3 cakes in a paper bundle for 25c, emphasizing quality and affordability.
Dental ad offering filling cleaning and extraction services for ten dollars with guarantee of first class work and painless tooth extraction. Includes promise of teeth cleaning and filling by P M Paulson.
Northbound service offered on Oregon Short Line Railroad with tickets to all points north south east and west. Contact W. W. Woodside, agent, for information and travel arrangements.
Notice states a settler filed intent to establish residency and cultivate land in Hyde Park Cache County Utah. Hearing set before the district court in Logan City on March 10 for proof of residence and cultivation with witnesses Christianer Williams HiTm Jona Mone J. Sefraoch all of Hyde Park and Frank Hobs Hegiger WoW Mangiem Verses.
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