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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes place Logan Ne Kool in a matter at a presonice with unclear details. The readable portion mentions an office or department and a proceeding or inquiry, but full context is missing. Further legible text needed for a precise card.
The First Presidency authorizes Stakes Presidents to appoint the fast day on the last Sunday of the month to accommodate conference visitors during the General Conference weekend on the first Sunday in April. Joseph F. Smith John R. Winder Anthon H. Laud set the directive.
A conference of Sunday schools of the Latter day Saints will convene in the Tabernacle Salt Lake City Sunday evening April 6 at 7 o'clock. Stake and ward officers and teachers are urged to attend and the public is invited. George Reynolds M Tanner General Superintendency George D Pyper Secretary.
The Benson stake regular priesthood meeting will be held in Lewiston on Saturday March 29 at 10 a.m. instead of April 5. Wm. H. Lewis Alma Merrill A. Hendricks stake presidency.
In Moscow a local event showcased an electric motor plow turning fur rows while St. Louis Bossi of Education praised the display as 300 shade trees are planned for city school grounds this spring.
The Veilore line previously charged 32 to 475 shillings for London to Piva travel. New rates drop to 0, with third class at 10 shillings and first class at 160 shillings, reshaping passenger options and revenue expectations.
A Philadelphia retailer commits funds for advertising in city newspapers, highlighting local deals with national reach, signaling strategic spend aligned to magnified national orientation while focusing on Diy promotions.
A blaze at a dry goods store in Selalia Molit damaged the premises and gashed the store’s stock. A penny she dropped is mentioned in the chaotic scene as the flames were contained, with property losses estimated near 100000 dollars.
The American girl faces parental opposition to attending a party. She finds consolation in the idea that for her, unlike a coronation, the refusal is not final. Miss Roosevelt notes the discrepancy in social expectations and personal autonomy.
A bill by Representative Adams of Pennsylvania aims to reorganize the consular service on a merit basis. It has the support of major business associations across the United States, with hopes for favorable congressional action.
The phrase salutes leaders who reach the top ranks in business and governance, noting they symbolize the only noble order this country recognizes for notable success and impact.
New York passes bill banning cruelty toward live pigeons framed as sport. New Jersey weighs a similar measure as legislators in Trenton face a plainly stated duty to act.
The Baldwin locomotive works, in operation for over fifty years, marked the completion of its 20,000th locomotive last week. Its engines serve across Africa, reaching the pyramids and the Aly City, showcasing the factory’s far reaching impact.
Thomas Dunn English author of Ben Bolt is seriously ill at his Newark New Jersey home. The attending physician reports his condition worsened after a digestion illness last Saturday and he has been unable to take nourishment since.
Local butcher announces relocation to a new shop two doors west of P. OO. with a full stock of fresh and cured meats. He invites both old patrons and new customers to visit and meet the staff.
Fragmented schedule snippets show arrivals and departures among cities and ports with times such as 245 pm 700m a4h pom and 1pm 2Wpm 24m. The text mentions W. W. Woodside as agent offering tickets to four compass ports with contact details and partial times.
Notice is given that the following settler has to file final proof in support of his claim before the county clerk of Box Elder County Utah on April 6. Joseph Wheeler TD BE 1C a for the N Blk Fk al Ws E oY seen Tp NOR He names witnesses to prove his residence and cultivation of the land: Clyde Wheeler Jr W Hichinis Wm Larsen of Pisiding Utah Frank J Hitche, Register.
Notice and filing details for final proof to support a land claim in Lake City Utah. The applicant intends to prove residence and continuous occupation with witnesses from Newton and nearby areas. Proceedings before the district clerk and judge cited include April 4 with names and local residents listed for oath and land confirmation.
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