Alumni Banquet at Logan Celebrates Teachers and Toasts
The Logan alumni banquet featured Samuel J. Oldham and Neal S. Pond among speakers and a long program of toasts. Addresses praised teachers as nation builders, with renditions on education, motherhood, and the role of women in society, ending with tributes to lasting friendship and civic virtue.
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Samuel J. Oldham
Hanks’ Hotel
Opera
Neal S. Pond
Pocatello
Tungmaster
Serious Runaway Injures Park Party in Benson
A runaway horse incident near Benson injures Mrs Reese and Miss Reese, with others including Mrs Horns and Mrs Thomas sustaining sprains and bruises. The event began when a pack of horses bolted after a rider left the group, throwing all occupants to the ground. Medical aid was provided in Logan and all are reported progressing favorably.
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Rvde Park
Rebeson
Benson
Ronal
Hetwind Logan
Mr. Rose
Miss Reese
Jail escape by two prisoners from city jail trap door
A broken ventilation trap door allowed prisoners Cree Bennet and Charles Larsen to escape from the city jail Sunday around 1 pm. They cut the belt and blankets to descend from the loft, were spotted by boys who alerted authorities, and were recaptured within twenty minutes. The vent will be abolished and inmates confined to cells at night and day. Bennet’s early release petition failed. his full term ends 11 1, 1914, Larsen’s term ends June 5, 1894.
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Tig Sfike
Kieuie
Wade
Finch
Bennet
Charles Larsen
Ainates
Ugl
Vennett
Wanted Gold Miners Seek Details On Gas Properties
An insert seeks gold miners for gas property development across Lewiston Miners Delight Atlantic south Toss Gold Creek and Rustler Belt. Proposals should be sent to Jamies A Mc Avoy Fremont County Clerk Lander Wye Wim Sturgis Cheyenne A Rendall First National Bank Roch Springs 8 b Spangler Fremont county commissioners Atlantic City Wye. The Union Waaffle promotes a daily stage from Rock Springs and Rawlins at 9 30.
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Lewiston
Delight
Atlantic
South Toss
Gold Creek
Jamies A. McAvoy
Fremont County
Lander
Wye
Wim
Sturgis, Jr
Cheyenne
A. Rendall
First National Bank
Roch Springs
B. Spangler
Fremont Beans
Atlantic City
Paes
Rock Springs
Rawlins
Callow Marriages and Tiny Town Vignettes
A garbled column discusses marriage age, comical cautions about courting, and local happenings. It notes a doctor tending a finger injury, a restaurant move, and various small town items including a bear passing through, a machine challenge, and a travel plans tease of Dave Taggart. Names include Orson Smith and Bishop Bofh with scattered prospects for social life and chores around the Agricultural College area.
Coxey Movement Fails to Press Railroads
Fragmentary notes show Coxey movement collapse amid railway resistance and muted public support. Financial strains and limited coordination hindered protests as authorities maintained order and curbed demonstrations.
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Coxey
Fragmented political commentary on race and hunger
The text mocks political figures and cites inflated profits while discussing river rafts and grass, then shifts to a tirade about democracy and a hungry populace. It references communities, names, and vague figures, ending with a warning about stubborn facts and voters’ desires.
Trusts funded Democrats and workingmen snubbed in politics
A speaker from Pew Kansas Cary Vernal Say proposes that trusts contribute money to win elections for the Democrats while working men supply votes but receive little. He argues this arrangement is unfair yet fundamentally democratic.
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Pew
Kansas
Cary Vernal Saye
Congress
Fragmented political argument on landines and Democrats
The text argues that the prevailing landines were caused by a slip in Republican daisnile TM Sah Glitnks of windows. It suggests Democrats have held power for a while and notes that Republicans may rise from nowhere to influence events.
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Tlifirhy
Daisnile
Nile
Butea
Senator Hill Blocked Lead Ore Duty Reduction
The Senate cut the lead ore duty from five to one cent, but Senator Hill’s treachery prevented a full reduction last winter. Hill shifted priority to the free list, aiming to kill the mining industry in the West. The article notes Hill is still a Democrat.
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Sennte
Senntoy Hill
Leita
Anc
Uil
Denver Coxey movement speech cited by Myron Rood
Fragmentary remarks in Denver reference the Coxey movement with a plan to march and camp near a station reservation in the District of Columbia. Rood expresses hope for resolution and a peaceful return, mentioning shelter and home concerns amid economic unrest.
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Denver
Coxey Movement
Myron Rood
Cilumbia
Waelston
Y M I Conferences Announcement in Logan Utah
The General Conference of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Associations of the Latter Day Saints will be held at Logan Cache County Utah on Saturday June 2nd 1914. An invitation is extended to all officers and members. General Superintendency MMM A.
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Young Men's Mutual Improvement Associations of the
Latter Day Saints
Logan
Cache County
Utah
Suday
Dune 2Nd
Sol
Soation
Wironn Woopnure
Sarin
Moses Thatueer
Cleveland Bicycle Offer Peppering the Market
Local ad proclaims a Cleveland bicycle as the best option with strong claims of quality and value. The terse note emphasizes the brand while offering no alternatives or details on price or availability.
Supreme Court decision on rail lands exploration rights
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court ruling in the Varden case against the Northern Pacific Railway. The decision holds that lands granted to the railway, once patents issue, remain subject to miners exploration and development rights. The Utah mining community gains a stronger claim over railroad lands under patent terms.
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Washington
Salt Lake
Varden Ve
Northern Pacific
Hailway Company
Supreme Court
Iba
Utah
Agricultural College ball and Resort party headline
Ayrette Moses Thatcher and wife returned from Colorado to attend balls at the Agricultural College and the Resort, with tickets priced at 30 cents and a large crowd expected. A separate notice records a serious accident involving Miss Emily Kelly, daughter of Chas Kelly, who narrowly survived a sharp injury from a broken window pillow.
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Ayrette Moses Thatcher
Colorado
Helle Stark
Kemsimber
Agricultumi College
Brigiam Civ
Purkst Tea Promises Daily Gentle Bowels Aid
A brief, dated claim describes Purkst Tea as a daily bowel movement aid. It emphasizes ease of use and comfort, noting no pills or cathartics are required and that it works every day without discomfort.
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Riter Ros
Dress Goods! Immense stock of dress goods for season
Isaac Siru, manager, advertises vast selection of dress goods in many styles colors and patterns. Prices range from low to mid range as new goods arrive. invites customers to view stock before buying elsewhere. Call and inspect before purchase.
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Isaac Suiru
Mgr
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