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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
2
The Logan Democratic councilmen face sharp criticism as they push to build a city hall amid shortages in Cache county. The column argues the move is driven by vindictive motives, warns the chosen site crowds business districts, and questions cost and timing given rent and debt. The piece urges a smaller building and cautious spending.
In a brief civic exhortation the speaker urges unity for Logan and Cache county after the city election. Claims large sums will flow to agriculture and education, projecting broad prosperity and universal contentment for local residents.
Thomas H. Smith of Logan Second precinct defeats Phoebe W. Fullmer for the council in an exchange noted by editors. Aunt Phoebe will not run again. The Journal is criticized for sinking to a low political ebb and for upholding Tammany Hall.
The phrase suggests a broad political shift noted in reports, with emphasis on a likely movement toward the Republican side. No specific events, people, or dates are provided in the fragment to anchor concrete facts or entities.
The Benson Stake of Zion will hold a conference at the Richmond meeting house on Sunday and Monday, November 24 and 25. Stake Presidency members Alii Meritt and B.A. Hendricks are named among the organizers.
An old testimonial from a Toledo area firm endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming it cures catarrh by acting on mucous surfaces. It mentions a reward for a certain method of use and notes 15 years of trust in Fu. Cheney and associates. The ad promotes the product at 750 per bottle and cites Hall's Pills as complementary.
The notice states a hearing of the will for the corporation member in the county and state, with details of a sale of property and actions by the executor. It names Joann Le Mike and Jeanne Viveist among involved parties and references the legal district and date of the proceeding.
Local ad lists baby rings in flat and oval shapes with light to heavy weights. It mentions older beliefs about luck for twelve months and suggests various baby spears and caging trinkets in a wide assortment.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a delinquent notice involving property and a stern or annexed directive. Names such as Dieta 88 folicum and Amita Oran Smith appear, with references to acreage and a tracking of parcels. The legibility is poor and the exact action remains unclear.
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