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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
4
Partial transcription from Logan Cache County record Sheet shows unclear names and amounts. It mentions Lia Teellip and a water related note with a postentine at Sega, plus cryptic ledger marks and a line reading Olay Yeur with a z200 amount.
A Turkish offer compels surrender of Miss Stone’s captor as the magazine network promises a $300 prize. The plan intends to turn the capture into a profitable venture for the estimable lady.
A three weeks old child in Kan se begins to talk uttering the phrase Six years of famine in Kanse causing families to flee the area amid belief the Words are prophetic.
The question arises whether Governor Hogg’s absence at the King's levee in liver-breeches was prompted by Democratic simplicity or antisymmetrical calves, reflecting political stance and personal choice amid public scrutiny.
The speaker reaffirms he will not accept bond or run for the presidency again. The note suggests Democrats consider bonding him to maintain party peace and stability within the ranks.
A report describes the sinking of the liner Weee land after a collision with the Waesland last week. All 118 passengers were rescued, highlighting coolness and heroism aboard the Waesland that carried many passengers from Uish.
The article describes contrasting platform positions of Hill and Bey en with Republicans and Democrats, suggesting Hill’s program mirrors Republican policies and Bey en’s leans populist. It notes Austria-Hungary’s premier urging shifts in American industry and mentions threats to American shoemaking from European imports.
Widespread conflict described with garbled text. Mentions a wreath and a German ta0 in a tense setting. Subject unclear due to damaged OCR. Key entities and dates cannot be reliably identified from the fragment.
The Rocky Mountain coal fields produced about 1,100,000 short tons, ISU about 6,200,100 tons, and E400 nearly 13,500,000 tons with capacity over 1,600,000 tons. In 1900, 277 commercial mines operated across 58 counties in North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe domes atop major U S structures including the State House in Boston and the Congressional Library in Washington. It mentions a glass dome on the new Federal Post Office building in Chicago with interior gold leaf protected from dirt and weather.
Notice states the regular quarterly conference of the Hyrum Stake of Zion to be held in Hyrum on Sunday and Monday March 28 and 24 1902. On Sunday evening the Mutual Improvement Associations will hold a conjoint conference. W C Parkinson reo O Pitkin L C Thoreson Stake Presidency.
For sale notice offers home grown apple trees from Hanson located one block south and two east of Deseret tills near N. 3.
An ad touts toilet and bath soaps as highly absorptive through skin pores. It promises powerful adsorption, urges trust in its “snaps,” and claims unbeatable low prices for brands sold in business quantities. The copy mentions 5 cents deals and three cakes for 25 cents.
A historical time card lists daily arrivals and departures among towns such as Lake Ogden Cache Janet Mendon Siithfeld Hichimond Prinklin and Preston Franklin Richmond, with times like 6 00 pm and 7 00 pm. It notes tickets to northern southern eastern and western points and references contact with WW. WOODSIDE for travel arrangements.
The Department of the Interior notes a settler, Josep Wheeler, filed for final proof on his claim for the SW N ES and NAYS SE YS in Township 1 N Range ty W Si, Salt Lake. Witnesses Wheeler, Ir. W. Hichands, Willard ane and Haemus Feall of Piehbose Utah. The hearing before the clerk of Box Eld r county is set for Wright 4 y, Utah, on April 100%.
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler intends to make final proof to support his claim. The proof will be made before the clerk of the First Judicial District Court of Utah in Cache County at Logan City on April 25, 1908. Seune A. Henriksen widow of Lawitz Henriksen, doane Homestead Entry No. 12H for the E of the NW of section 12, township 6, range 6, Utah. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are tan Wernstgren, Peter Christensen, Hans Hansen, Peter Andresen, all of Newton Cache County, Utah. Frank L Worhs, Regiate IZ Stawirt, Attorney for Applicant.
The Natomas arrange a special subscription deal for the Western Poultry News offering a free one year trial to any subscriber. The 32-page monthly Chicken Magazine claims to be a leading poultry authority and urges households to secure the free trial, highlighting wide interest in poultry methods.
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