District Court Proceedings and Sacred Conference Notes
Wednesday in Favet District Court witnesses testified in Green versus the 6 8 1L company as jurors returned a verdict for the plaintiff. Jenson versus Oregon Short Line ended with no action after testimony on a fatal train incident. Monday morning service featured Elder JG Kimball, President Shaw, and remarks on faith, prayer, and the building of Jackeen county. Changes noted in local church organizations included officers for Primary, with Brigham Young college support urged and a high council consideration for property rights. Conference adjourned for three months with benediction from Paviateh Beary Ballards and a note on Tabernacle Choir music delighting attendees.
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Favet District Court
John Shields
Caulloth
BR. H. Green
Whey
Hedims
Green
J. M. Jenson
Oregon
Bieéls. Jenson
Brigham” City
Gan
Ho Smith
Vernon Wit
James Tingrey
B. Elter
Shaw
Whch
Jackeen County
M. W. Merrill
Hitler Almingee
Ieee
Jaison
Emma B. Pike
Mattie B. Hanson
Mary H. Anderson
Maretta 5
Ormedy
Ada P. England
Constance ‘Thacher
Nora Bhiasen
Aids
Ang Sareeeban
RT. Mitchell
Ig Negigrion
Bara Li
Marler Secetary
A. J. Ridges
Appatle M . Cowley
Brigham Young College
High Council
Apostle Merrill
Prest Isaac Smith
Morrell
Paviateh
Beary
Ballards
Republican Platform for Logan City Election Reform and Development
The platform declares Republican principles, denounces McKinley era losses, and advocates a progressive, businesslike city administration. It supports municipal utilities, bond-backed improvements, systematic spending on roads, fair districting, attracting new industries, and sugar factory pride, calling for a party of action to redeem the city from Democratic control.
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Logan Wise
McKinley
Exec
Waxon
Ars
Ibeen
Macmart
Logan City
Party of Progress and Action
Party of Promise
Gein
Religious Conference Proceedings Highlight Sacrifice and Chastity Teachings
Sunday afternoon prayers opened with Elder G B Rowbins. Apostle M F Cowley gave an impressive address on sacrifice and obedience, urging stake authorities to support missionaries and respect leadership. Sunday evening featured Mutual Improvement Association activities with Orson Smith on chastity. Mrs Oscar Borkimat sang, and Mrs Widtsoe spoke on chastity with strong moral imagery.
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G B. Rowbins
M.F. Cowley
Perimeet Bilder
Elias
John E. Carlisle
Mutual Improvement Associations
Superintenden
Bailiff Press
L. H. Hutch
Orson Smith
Oscar Borkimat
John
Widtsoe
Interpretive recital at Brigham Young College sets evening
Margaret Barry performs Monday November 4 at 5pm in an interpretive recital at Brigham Young College. Selections include The Little Minister King John Les Miserables and more. Admission 50 cents. Tickets available at the college Thatcher Opera House and other local outlets. Proceeds benefit a running fund.
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Brigham Young College
Margaret Barry
Little Minister
Browning
Kiplitg
Mark Twain
the College
Ifice
Thatcher Opera House
Ispenday
Matidas
Ran Fund
Programme of the Debating Society at Society Hall
Programme for the A. Debating Society on November 4 1001 at Society Hall. Song Engineering quartet debate on whether the negroes of the Southern States should have suffrage. Participants include P R Merrill J C Littlefield negative J A Horlace BM Allen and Miss Eva Nebecker plus recitation by Miss Hertlestead with Merrill as paper editor. All visitors welcome and treated.
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Society Hall
Women of the Bible book by Willard Done for Christmas
A handsome 224 page volume with frontispiece illustration offered for 75 cents postpaid. Orders to the author Prof. Willard Done Sule Labe City.
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Willard Done
Sule Labe City
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District Court
Senolives
W. Greee
Ialnfa Tder
J. G. Kimball Sane
Henry Sallar
Ogvention
Logan Taber
Nace
Union Mercantile Co
A. By
Tee
Belz
Selz
Sele
Selz, Schwab & CO
Chiccago
Raglans
M.A. Pederson & Co. Real Estate
Logan
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