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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1903
Page
1
Debates over selling the Tabernacle square to raise funds split supporters. Opponents warn against sacrificing religion for Mammon and prefer a park and beautification. proponents say 12,000 for repairs and 5,000 for organ are needed, with 25,000 total. Proposal envisions selling west half, leaving center entrance and a park, plus a fence and trees to screen views.
Salt Lake choir return from California after an enjoyable trip. Transcript filed in district court. C.V. Hansen decorates Coop Grocery new store and Third ward meeting house. Alfred H. Palmer resumes plumbing business at old stand. Dr. Budge improving but not yet practicing. Corlanton play sparked interest with strong crowd. Logan Produce Company advertises seeds and produce with Alf Smurthwaite as manager. Logan school board approves 23,500 in bonds and a 1 percent bonus on $2,000. William Edwards highlights staged furniture displays on Main street. Naval cadet examination announced for April 3 and 4 at Fort Douglas and in Salt Lake. ages 15 to 21.
The remark notes that improvements would make items far more beautiful and serviceable than their current state, suggesting a plan to upgrade design and practicality.
The Nation and The Youth's Companion publish a one year subscription package for Bh.00 prepaid with no renewal option, available through advance payment only.
Governor Wells signs a bundle of measures before adjournment including acts on county commissions powers, unlawful injury to power lines, child dependency care, indigent support, and state highway system. Other bills cover venue changes, precinct officer divisions, licenses for barbers, explosives labeling, and tax lien rules. Vetoes cover remaining bills.
The Savo sis society of the Agricultural college presented a Midsummer Night's Dream last evening at Thatcher opera house and will repeat this afternoon at low prices. The society spared time and expense for a brilliant production and a review will appear next issue. Gorianton is due next Monday and Tuesday with strong crowds expected.
An offer lists a one year subscription to Sation and the New York Weekly Tribune for 1.75 dollars paid in advance.
Daily except Sunday the Logan mail office lists general delivery as open from 9 am to 6 pm. Money order service runs from 8 am to 4 pm and Sunday hours are noted with a 60 minute difference.
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