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A truncated authoritative notice from Logan Nation in Cache County Utah lists an erroneous subscription rate at two dollars and twenty five cents with unclear publisher details and a stray line.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1895
Page
2
A truncated authoritative notice from Logan Nation in Cache County Utah lists an erroneous subscription rate at two dollars and twenty five cents with unclear publisher details and a stray line.
Senator Davis’s March North American Review piece on two years of Democratic diplomacy is cited by the Pioneer Press as a detailed, nonpartisan critique. It condemns the administration’s foreign policy as feeble and reveals issues from sugar tariffs to Cuba and Japanese student negotiations, framing them as national disgrace.
Prof Mills voices concern over a public water question, arguing that surrendering ownership of state waters to the state government would amount to confiscation. His stance aligns with farmers in Oaehe County who oppose any transfer of ownership.
A historical note discusses whether memorized or read speeches can still be eloquent. It cites Pasteur examples from Tagore through Webster and Beecher, arguing true oratory rests on thought and imagination, not mere delivery. It highlights that some greats memorized or prepared, while others spoke spontaneously.
A notice announces a morning meeting at the Tabernacle basement on Saturday November 2 with lectures on cheese making, market analysis, and dairy topics by local professors. Attendees may discuss general licenses, with music by a band and a monetary reward for any correct location details.
Adolph Anderson, listed as stal at ui i pe ite from Scandinavia, tees off Lawn Contu menta in the Scandinagving event. Readable fragments indicate a Scandinavian entrant in an early round of a lawn competition, with partial wording implying a starting tee and domestic scheduling.
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