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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
8
The Loti sugar factory began operating with 80 tons per hour beet intake and output slated at 60 tons daily starting Thursday. Hans, David Eccles, and Joseph A. West witnessed the launch. About 150 workers are needed, with plans to disburse substantial sums to laborers and farmers as beet processing continues.
In an unusually contested game the University of Utah beat Agricultural College 17 to 0 before about 2000 spectators in Salt Lake City. The Herald notes the crowd, the teams fighting for every yard, and credits the visitors with a notable effort despite the loss.
A brief city council meeting on Monday evening canvassed election returns with noted errors. Holt and Quayle were close in votes. Streets committee proposed paving on Main Street sections with 7 foot and 18 foot sidewalks at stated costs, Main Street 3rd to What S470 per foot. Report adopted and council adjourned.
Harris Music Co. has supplied about 20 church organs to district schools and choirs including Preston, Whitney, and Hyrum over 13 years. Competing firms exist, but Harris emphasizes best price and quality, often winning sales.
The general church body of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints met in Salt Lake City where Joseph B. Smith was sustained as trustee in trust and new leaders were named. George Reynolds became first assistant superintendent, Joseph M. Tanner second, with John R. Winder T. BK Talmage George M. Cannon and Horace Qings on the Deseret Sunday School union board. Heber J. Grant and Brigham H. Roberts reappointed as assistant superintendents of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association. Bathsheba W. Smith was sustained president of the Relief Society with Annie T. Hyde and Lon S. Dosenberry named as first and second assistants, Emmeline B. Wells as organizer, Annie Hardy as assistant secretary and Ellis Williams as general treasurer.
Harris Music Co reports high demand for Estey pianos as schools in St. Louis acquire new instruments. Leading factories competed for sales with Nstay agency involvement and C. M. Harris noted among principals.
Market News announces beds priced from 1 50, good springs at 1 00 and up, chairs 84 00 per set, heating stoves from 21 00 and up. Includes various new and old furniture and general repair services offered by Jansen Furniture Co.
Logan Utah based Harris Music Co. led by C M Barris promotes sugar beet era sales and a single low price, shipping carload lots to meet strong eastern demand. The notice also mentions a meeting of members of a choir and a mineral claim proceeding dated October 4, 1901, with signatures John E. Hanoehe and Martin Ofmurtare.
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