Logan Utah Editor’s Name and Amount Listed
A fragment from Logan Cache County Utah records shows an editor credit and a monetary amount of 82.50 linked to a listed name A N Osexwarn Sulcreation Hater, with a date placeholder 13.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1895
Page
2
A fragment from Logan Cache County Utah records shows an editor credit and a monetary amount of 82.50 linked to a listed name A N Osexwarn Sulcreation Hater, with a date placeholder 13.
An EsruA report cites church operating costs at 50,000,000 a year while jail running costs reach 400,000,000. The figures prompt discussion on state funding priorities and governance. Government agencies may review allocations to religious institutions and correctional facilities amid budget scrutiny.
A call urges Republican women across Utah to organize local clubs to become better posted on politics. The message notes the need in Cache County and asks who will lead the effort.
Epivor Glassman of the Ogden Standard was found guilty of criminal libel against L. R. Rogers and fined 400 or 0 days in jail, with Standard Publishing fined. A new-trial motion was denied and an appeal to the Supreme Court was filed.
A minority at the convention was advised to accept the Republican framework. The speaker warned that the GOP has battled thieves, forgers, and ballot-box staffers to secure the will of Utah voters, and urged continued focus on that core fact to avoid delays and trouble.
The first move by the conservative faction in the convention drew bipartisan response as the sole Republican voter joined them for personal reasons. Four Democrats showed courage by voting their conscience against their peers: Bishop Maughan of Cishe, Lorin Parr of Weber, Br. G. Maoser of Utan, and J. Rh.
A Beaver figure praises Murdock and other convention Democrats for thinking independently and advocating what they deem proper. The note lauds C. H. Hurt as bright, names Judge Goodwin and several others as brainy, and implies Charlie is a paid subscriber.
A brief remark notes that Democratic readers may oppose Republican counsel in the Constitutional Convention. It asserts Republicans will govern, and that Democratic input may not be binding as law, emphasizing the convention is Republican and suggesting Democratic advice is not essential.
The brad Press Association stands on firm footing and powerful in the territory. Editors from Tribune and Herald exchange greetings, Herald and Navion editors even show mutual respect. Fraternal feelings grow among rival newspaper workers amid notable changes in the industry.
Ty 18 reports leaders from both parties warn opposition to woman suffrage in the upcoming convention but insist both Republicans and Democrats support equal suffrage. They argue the Republican majority cannot afford adverse action. The piece notes capable men in the convention and public demand for an exemplary state constitution.
A Standard inquiry concludes a probate judge in Utah cannot hold a seat in the Constitutional Convention under section 854 of the United States statutes, which prohibits holding US commission positions or government offices in territories. The piece also notes the Commission’s prior refusal to issue a certificate to a Republican probate judge without resignation, and comments on the Cleveland myth and political critique.
In a slurred report the public learns that a high profile revelation provokes embarrassment for supporters of the national cause. The speaker warns against future pretensions and critiques an assumed heroic act by a president's circle. The tone is strongly critical and nationalistic.
The Logan Board of Education met with most members present and discussed teacher appointments, janitorial posts, and a proposed kindergarten room in the Woolruff building. They approved expenses, set tuition charges for outside districts, and authorized filling vacancies before the next meeting on April 4.
Mills residents Andreas Peterson James Hobbs and Mrs Ravel Cooly purchased pianos organs and bands from Harris Bros and Co citing their habit of offering good bargains.
A vintage advertisement claims Parke's Cough Syrup cures coughs colds and chest congestion. The text notes it stopped a cough and helped the user breathe easily, with sale by Riter Drops.
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