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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1894

Page

4

County officers endorsed by readers for upcoming election

Voters are urged to back H A Pedersen for Sheriff and L I Andersen for coroner in Paradise. Supporters praise candidates Walter J Walters for prosecutor and praise others like M W Merrill Orson Smith James Hammond Lewis Howell W W Maughan L C Martin and Ymn C Benson as capable, honest officials for Utah Cache County roles.

Mr. Smith Peple Utah Hammond Fle People’ Party James Hammond

Benson Promotes Honest Governance Amid Turbulent Debate

Fragmented civic notice highlights C Benson urging voters to back honest governance. The brief text references his stance against evil acts and a call for steadfast duty in public service.

Migration patterns show northward move from the south

The report notes about a thousand more people left the south for the north than moved southward after interstate migration began. It cites German born and Norwegian counts by state, highlighting stark regional contrasts and a surplus of northern residents in New York and Illinois versus sparse southern German and Norwegian populations. The passage shifts to a poetic, bewildering overlay with garbled text and obscure lines, ending with a misattributed name.

M. W. Meret Utah M. W Merrill Lis South New York New Jersey Uhinois Wisconsin South Carolin North Carolina Texas

Winter Nightfall in Harper's Weekly Verse Fragment

A clipped, stylized poem from Harper's Weekly describes a winter night scene. Snow drifts blanket a gray landscape as distant steeples fade. A star shines briefly as darkness settles over fields and forests.

New Departure Rail Schedule Between Ogden and Denver

With the new time card in effect Sunday November 1, the Rio Grande Western started a special car service between Ogden and Denver. The cars use a unique pattern for comfort and efficiency, and will be free to all classes of travelers. J. Bexnerz, G P & T A.

Rio Grande Ogden Denver

Fragmented remarks on danger and industry fate

The passage discusses grim fate and natural forces threatening workers, noting severe conditions and a harsh economic state. It mentions Germany's Bank and military fortifications, referencing wartime indemnities and imperial treasury concerns. Names and precise places are unclear due to damaged text.

The Bank of Germany

Eye care advice from era on removing eye irritants

A fragment recalls guidance against rubbing an irritated eye with a cinder. A writer cites a railway engineer who says to bat the other eye vigorously instead, warning about risks from rubbing the affected eye and urging a safer approach. The anecdote emphasizes avoid rubbing and seeking relief through alternative methods.

Fragmented historic medical note on a cheek wound

A damaged OCR fragment describes a person applying a remedy named Woeter Pro GE and warning it has not failed unless a sharp object like steal caused a deeper injury requiring surgical removal. It mentions advising others and repeated attempts with the remedy.

Sing Ant Hay

Fragmentary 19th Century Text Mentions Religion and Demographics

The readable fragments reference Christian churches in the United States and Catholic figures, plus scattered notes on ants, dairy schools, and an electric powered invention. Names, dates, and coherent events are sparse, leaving a mosaic of topics without a clear single narrative.

Jlepin United Shores

Unclear technical notes remixed with outdated science

Fragmentary OCR yields a jumble of terms on navigation stars, compass use in naval context, growth of hair after some event, and speculative photography studies. Mentions the Freie navy, Vienna scientist Dr Sempre, and various misrendered measurements and theories with little coherent narrative.

Califueia Frevieh Sempre Vienna

Nicknames From Noted Figures Crowded By Quirky Epithets

The passage lists various figures nicknamed for traits or deeds, such as Hesey VID called Sieff old Nal for rudeness and Commmness, Janks Boschkw dubbed the Beur-londer for debates with Judinison, and Arnterora labeled the Patho for intriguing writings, reflecting a colorful tradition of monikers.

Spre Janks Boschkw Thri Trole Phal Astor Wis Walter Reott Italy Jens Serpis Wiszaa Tecagrit

Orchard pests and autumn fruiting plant tips amid rough text

Fragmented notes discuss apple and pear planting timing and disease hints. Mentions huckleberries with black ferric spots, walnut prospects, and suburban tree care. The garbled text references regional conditions in New York, with advice on pruning and fruiting maintenance from a reader.

Hanily New York Giada Counstulka Anil

Fragmented 19th Century Verse Notes From a Translation Record

A garbled OCR fragment lists poets and translations including Michoud Mant Charles Wealey Antoinette Hourignon and a reference to a Romanian breviary The text seems to note several lyrics and a year related to New Year but is unfinished and missing context

Michoud Mant Allew Charles Wealey Jess Antoinette Hourignon

Mayaintain to the Port's Comics Taanrear and Boeetef

The note presents a garbled reference to a port comic titled Taanrear and boeetef the sons of the morning attributed to Reginald Heber and first published in the Christian Observer in 1801. The fragmentary text hints at religious verse or poem and a historical publication detail.

Missing Moral Guidance From Fragments of a Ram’s Born

Fragmented moral reflections warn against evil plans and fear of strangers. The speaker urges vigilance, charity begins at home but should extend globally, and notes the enduring hope symbolized by the blue sun despite cynicism. Named sources or dates do not appear in readable text.

Helther Charity Ram

Fragmentary quotes from various papers reveal scattered dialogue

A collage of terse lines and misreads from newspapers includes exchanges on kissing being unhealthy, risks in life, a dog search for fleece, modesty and price, bragging, a doctor ordering a generous diet, and a mother's farewell. It reads like a montage of translated anecdotes and captions.

Tevanse Washington Star Ordyred Ny Grenadier Iswler Nachrichten Davouter Propia Pather Fliegende Blutter

Fragmentary OCR Note on Language and Places

Fragmented text mentions substitutions in words, invented alphabets, streetcars, self taught individuals, ancient opinions on focus points, Mississippi delta subsidence, Japan ban profits, Louisiana tasers in shops, and Poland speaking at public resorts. Contains many garbled phrases and unclear references.

England Mississippi Delta Louisiana Poland

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