Semi-Weekly Logan Utah Newspaper Public Notice
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1894
Page
2
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The article analyzes the drop in wheat prices blamed on rising global supplies from Argentina and other countries, contrasting U S export data with imports from Britain. It argues American output remains substantial, questions the view that U S wheat is universally stressed, and notes the political and market forces shaping the price movement. It references government figures and the British market’s role in absorbing U S and foreign wheat.
An annual Treasury report explains how silver depreciation lowers Indian wheat export prices. Lower silver values reduce rupees per quintal, increasing wheat export demand in London while triggering gold price shifts and broader monetary effects on India’s population and trade.
The passage discusses foreign policy under Lord Rosbery and the Liberal party’s fragile unity. It notes dangers from factional splits among Nationalists and Patriotes, cites Gladstone’s leadership era as a benchmark, and mentions Stone and Gladstone era tensions, while urging consolidation for a broader happiness and liberty.
An editorial shows alarm at Democratic influence on U S industry and living costs. It cites Buckle’s statistical view of population, price levels, and the cost of living, arguing dire consequences if policies persist, including impacts on wages and birth rates amid economic upheaval.
A terse discussion argues that domestic prosperity guides life evolution and that democratic polity, less conducive to broad prosperity, is seen as hindering nature's course. The piece asserts prosperity shapes society and governance should align with natural economic progression.
A fragmentary opinion piece argues about whether the world grows worse or better, noting alarmists, religious circles, and media. It references reform, punishment, slavery, and evolving beliefs, suggesting a religious advance changes public morality while wary voices warn of rising crime.
The best legislature Utah ever had adjourned amid partisan splits as Republicans pushed major bills while Democrats vetoed many. Critics point to higher debt and unchecked spending, though public institutions received lower appropriations, notably the Agricultural College. The session favored Republican majorities with calls for school law revisions and new mechanics lien and military laws.
A fragment notes that Utah's recently adjourned Legislature was more active than any previous session with reforms and revisions. It claims the Democratic Governor vetoed several key laws and suggests the current governor may be the last Democratic one to serve in Utah, urging a forward view.
The fragment argues that Orn coNTIAOntany and other Utah papers should avoid reviving a Liberal party. It suggests some people relish strife while the broader public resists renewed factional fights. The piece references "Luteo and Progress" as a label for Utah voters’ stance.
A vivid late nineteenth century travelogue-like scene describes the Allegheny mountains in West Virginia with dramatic imagery of fire, gorges, and stonework. It notes the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Logan Utah and references historic interests, translations, and probate court details amid a dense, poetic landscape.
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