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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
4
A fragment indicates a postal filing in Logan involving a second fee matter. Details are unclear due to incomplete text, but reference to the post office and Logan suggests an administrative or fee-related note requiring confirmation. Further context from the full article would clarify names, dates, and actions.
Ward conferences will be held in the Benson Stake with dates for Trenton and Coveville on May 15 and Clarkston on June. The Stake Presidency consists of Wm. H. Lewis Alma Merrill and BA. Hendricks.
The county commissioners contend an eight foot walk suffices and a lawn would beautify the street saving taxpayers money while the councilmen favor a twelve foot walk arguing the county court house lies in a business district and should match other business property. Both sides urge good faith talks to reach a harmonious tax payer friendly conclusion.
A letter argues the Journal was late to address a Nation article about T. L. Talmage after his death, contending the paper is unfair to claim stale coverage and asserting it preserves the memory of a man's life and deeds rather than censoring them.
The article notes a third historical appearance of Addison's disease at Bellevue Hospital, naming Mrs. Catherine Blosisi as the patient. The disease started with jaundice that progressed to copper hue and then a blackening of the skin, with the husband recounting months of changing color and lack of pain. The piece also critiques journalism's treatment of the Nation and the hospital.
Councilman Burris refused to endorse a health ordinance bill from the Journal citing cost. The Journal allegedly pressured Burris to sign, alleging a confrontation with Policeman Don Benson and Contractor Bowman. The piece denies any truth to Burris remonstrating with Benson and warns of deliberate falsification for gains.
A list of marriage licenses issued to Ainscough and Liberty, Minerys A Jenkins, Fairview Ellery M Kickmore, Paradise, Leah Orgil. Details show couples including Ainscough with Liberty and Minerys A Jenkins with Fairview Ellery M Kickmore, plus Leah Orgil in Paradise.
Ely's Cream Balm offers fast relief for nasal catarrh with an aromatic scent. Sold in 50 cent size, trial 10 cents, with liquid form Ely's Liquid Cream Balm priced at 1 dollar including spray tube by druggists or mail.
Word from Washington says President Roosevelt intends to appoint Senator McLaurin of South Carolina to the court of appeals seat left by Judge Davis's death. The post carries a salary of 35000 dollars annually.
The May Improvement Era highlights a piece by Ceol KR M Bruce Thomas of London, visiting Salt Lake City, proposing a practical approach to Sabbath balance for active youth. An illustrated essay titled Sleeping and Bathing in Japan by Elder Alma Taylor adds cultural insights from his assignment in that country across the summer recreation theme.
A vintage classified notice invites readers to buy sell or rent land through J Z Stewart. The short item emphasizes property opportunities and directs inquiries to the listed agent amid a block of transaction language.
An advertising notice invites readers to visit Peterson and Son's Shop opposite the Opera House to obtain a spring painting service. It urges early scheduling for completed work.
Vacation ad encourages escaping interior heat to Long Beach Washington along the Pacific Ocean just north of the Columbia River. Describes 30 mile sandy shore, cool invigorating climate, and plentiful hotels. Offers illustrated bottle describing the Columbia River region for four cents in stamps to A L Craig Portland Oregon.
The Inter-Mountain Farmer and Ranchman, started a few weeks ago by The Salt Lake Tribune, aims to become an invaluable publication for farmers and ranchmen across the arid country. Plans include many new features this spring and summer, with subscription options of one dollar for four years or together with The Weekly Salt Lake Tribune at about $1.50 annually.
A Logan city notice lists multiple livestock including a red cow with AO brand about seven years old, a sorrel horse with a P on its hip, a white form with unreadable brand on a planter, and a one white horned steer aged around years. Claim within ten days. if not, sale to highest bidder on May 1 at 2 pm at Logan City Este Property.
A formal notice to contractors issued from Coveville dated May 6 1002 references Alma and Hendricks in a public works context. The brief notice announces procurement or bid steps and directs interested parties to respond per municipal guidelines.
The Nation office invites patrons to bring printing needs with promise of good workmanship and low prices. Local readers are urged to support the service for timely, affordable job printing.
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