Logan City and Richmound race ticket preview
James J. Hammond of Logan City seeks a House of Representatives seat for the First District while Marbriner W. Merrill Jr and Wesley K. Walton are listed for the ticket. Joseph E. Wilson is nominated for County Superintendent District Schools, with James Quayle and others for city posts amid contested claims about registrar conduct and journal accuracy.
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House of Representatives
Marbriner W. Merrill, Jr
Richmound
Joseph E. Wilson
Democratic Worker's Citywide Message Exposed
The Central Committee secretary Frep J Manswan denounces a Dem scheme to sway workers with pledges and assurances. He notes Republican awareness of the tactic and warns against being drawn into the influence. The missive questions sincerity and urges vigilance amid political maneuvering.
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D.-T
J. Manswan
Rikencast Reflects on Democratic Prominence
A garbled early draft reflects on what it takes to become a prominent Democrat. The fragment hints at public visibility and influence in party circles, noting Rikencast’s rising profile amid political discourse.
Some Perses Not So Foolish as They Appear
A short quip notes that some Perses are not as foolish as they seem, yet all are as foolish as they wet.
Fragmentary note on public burdens and politics
A torn text fragment references caution in speech and a call to vote Republican to help pay public burdens. The passage mentions people who think twice before speaking and suggests political action without clear context or full details.
Potities Fly Through the Sir in Logan
In Logan, political currents surge with a focus on Republican polities as citizens weigh local leadership and party influence amid shifting public interest.
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Sir
Logan, Snd
Thieves justify theft as impolite to ask for too much
A tongue in cheek observation questions why theft occurs, suggesting thieves steal because they view demanding too much as rude. It frames crime as a social quirk rather than a motive, with a humorous tone.
Democrats Lose Ground Yet Ballots Counted
A brisk assessment claims the Democratic position wavers until vote totals are tallied, predicting a clear result will settle the uncertainty and shape the ensuing political scene.
Democrats Inviting Republicans to Their Allies
Democrats, praising rivals as imitators, invite Republicans to align with their allies amid a shifting political scene. The statement suggests strategic recruitment and mutual influence across party lines without detailing specific events or dates.
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Pollowine
Fragmentary line hints at a wounded animal or issue
A damaged clipping suggests a line about a wounded subject and a continual howl. It directs readers to consult the latest issue of the democratic organ for clarification.
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Democratic Organ
James Quayle Leads Republican Ticket Appeal
All fanmels and other indor lugimen who wish to see their friends in office will cast the ballot for James Quayle and the whole Republican ticket.
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Fanmels
James Quayle
War loving man and peace loving man in Cubcano tale
The Cubcano Inter Octean recounts why two men go to war. One man has no wife and loves war while the other has a wife and loves peace. The story suggests home industry gains and democracy are linked, with a fatal yet happy ending for one.
Voter Message Urges Supporting Repaly Int Ticket
A fragmented civic appeal urges voters to back the Repaly Int ticket to ensure capitalists and money lenders pay taxes and that property taxes are distributed fairly among residents. The message emphasizes tax fairness and accountability.
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Faarmens
Typographical Errors and Newspaper Ambitions
A playful musing suggests Evervest and a spotter should be type writers. It riffs on miskeying a word and considers whether the man should enter journalism, claiming any mistake would be a typographical error.
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Evervest Wat
Charitalde
Counral accuses The Nation of slander and manipulation
The counral claims The Nation libels its chief executive and uses deceit to hurt him. They argue the paper would not permit such slander, yet state that it does. The text reads as a fragmented accusation of media hostility and misrepresentation.
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Counral
Whateher
Apr
Farmers turn from Democrats over wheat price promise
The remark notes that many farmers who backed the Democratic ticket hoping for one dollar a bushel for their wheat will no longer vote the same way. It argues that Democrats can fool some people but not all the people all the time, implying shifting political loyalties among agricultural voters.
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Sevral
Cache County
Voters urged to choose Democratic or Republican ticket
A political readers advisory urges voters to back the Democratic ticket if satisfied with the country’s condition and prosperity, or to support the Republican ticket if unhappy with the present state and desire better times. It emphasizes duty in casting a vote.
Dem rally announcements shift to editorial colons in paper
The paper’s editorial section begins quietly placing democratic rally notices in obscure columns. Officials say the move aims to reach readers amid crowded pages, though critics worry about visibility and bias in presentation.
Office rejects poems about snow in any form
A notice states clearly that the office will not receive poems or verses about snow including The Beautiful Snow and The First Snow of Winter nor any snow related content.
Cure for a Swelled Head After Election Promised
A quip notes that a recipe for curing a badly swelled head would earn community gratitude if given to any democratic nominees. The writer expects voters to be cured after the election, implying skepticism about political promises.
Tar Coatyinne Chronicle Goes Democratic
The Tar Coatyinne Chronicle has espoused the Democratic Party, prompting sympathy from its readers and a call that the paper lacks wisdom for taking the political stance.
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Tar Coatyinne Chronicle
Democratic Party
the Chronicle
Who Stole Church Property Claim Reprinted
A democratic organ reprints disputed charges asking readers to identify who stole church property. The notice urges careful reading of two issues and to decide which party or individual is responsible, highlighting alleged theft and public interest.
Republican mayoral nominee criticized for high charges
Tue Canex Sen argues the Republican nominee should not be elected claiming he charged up to one percent a month for money. He contrasts Logan's Democratic nominee who allegedly charged as high as 244 and 30 percent for loans.
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Tue Canex Sen
Caesar
Logan
Democat kep-weaver blames GOP in a rambling town scene
A local, erratic man praised as a kep-weaver roams the town chatting with passersby. He jokes about digging a grave for the Republican party, declaring the Grand Old Party unworthy of burial amid his flighty remarks.
Republican Party Campaign Appeal
A fragmented plea urging readers to support the Republican party over Democrats. It denounces alleged tricks by opponents and urges voting for the party of honesty progress protection and truth, highlighting a principled campaign stance.
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Republican Party
Hie
Party of Honesty, Progress, Protection and
Farmers question party over wheat price in Cacho county
Farmers claim the party offered one dollar per bushel for wheat then paid forty five cents in store value. They ask if citizens can trust the party and question the mechanism behind the price.
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Wemouiais
Cacho County
Cnel
Eise
Democratic committees accuse fake Washington dispatches
The passage accuses Democratic committees of sending sensational dispatches from Washington claiming a Republican treachery and conspiracy to kill the statehood bill. It argues voters in the territory won’t be fooled again after past campaign deceptions and party trickery.
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Campan
Son Kort
Washington
Political chaos at college vote sparks citywide debate
The chaotic speech references democratic leaders and college ties, noting Mayor Quayle’s council role and support from union workers. It hints at efforts to mobilize civic support for a key institutional issue and the impact on residents and the university.
Logan voters urged to back college funding in 1592
In Of Manongub 1592, Logan citizens formed a committee to push for a legislative appropriation to finish the college buildings. G W Thatcher was named to the committee but declined to participate. He warns voters to weigh Thatcher’s stance when voting to preserve the college.
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Manongub
Logan Wet
Defamatory accusations deny copying the Journal
A loyal Democratic newspaper column accuses the publication of stealing its style while another column calls the Navy a mean, contemptible paper. The sheet denies all charges of imitation and denounces the accuser as a falsifier, insisting it copies no one.
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Tne Navioy
Oper
Libel dispute urged against The Navion by Thatcher
The writer challenges George W. Thatcher to sue The Navion for libel, accusing the Journal of whining about alleged injuries to him and Logan citizens. The author urges Thatcher to prove libel or silence the paper.
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George W. Thatcher
Jowrnal
Navion
Gomlness
Pubiig
Leity
Logan
Honest column blasts Prakk J Can non in Ogden Sun
A FrLLow signing as Honesty attacks Prakk J Can non in a harsh column. The piece accuses the writer of inexperience and disjointed prose while criticizing the Sun’s coverage and praising rival proprietors. It laments the Sun’s decline in news quality and warns the Democratic Party may abandon such abuse.
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Frllow
Ogden Sun
Prakk J. Cannon
Cannon
Sionh
Lemcratic Party
Democrats Praise Clean Campaign In Cache County
The prose lament claims Democrats in Cache County seek a clean campaign free of personalities as Republicans head a slate deemed free of mudslinging. It notes the Democrats’ hope for decorum and asserts Republicans were chosen for their supposed gentlemanly conduct.
Republicans Deny Libel Claims In City Paper Controversy
The letter attacks a local journal for misinterpreting statements about a controversial issue. It defends the paper from libel accusations, asserts truthfulness, and claims responsibility for the published utterances.
Vote for Utah First and Last in Democratic Ticket
A letter attacks the Logan Journal for allegedly opposing Democratic candidates. It urges voters to replace ticket names with Utah to favor Republican principles, arguing that a United Utah benefits from Republican guidance. The piece claims voters will back the Republican ticket to secure better legislation and rights for Utah citizens.
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Logan Journal
Hammond
Mervill
Walton
Utah
Fragmented clipping targets leading citizens and attacks
A damaged clipping from a domestic organ accuses leading citizens of lies and fabrications. It lists names such as W. Thatcher and others, alleging endorsement of unseemly attacks by a Democratic outlet while noting readers saw the piece as biased.
Local Democratic Organ Attacked by Cadiz Citizens
Residents of Cadiz accuse a Democratic organ of slander and mischief in a heated exchange. They defend leading citizens and business men while condemning the paper as a sewer mouthpiece for the party.
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Enorof
le WW
Thatcher
Jberval
Democratic
Logan
Onoebe
Etter
Juneau
Ds Ae
Democratic Party of
Cadiz
George Thatcw ers Soliloquy on Mayoral Ambitions
A spoof soliloquy mirrors Hamlet as a candidate debates running for mayor. The speaker frets about election, donors, voters, and the burden of public life, wrestling with ambition and political fate amid noisy campaign theatrics.
Death notice for Me Wary Wilised in restrained wording
A death notice records the passing on the ninth of the month at the residence of Shaun Freire Mia. Sara A. Bedeth is mentioned with a funeral at noon. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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Ted Thinstay
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