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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
9
A Logan newspaper blasts the Democratic city council for pursuing a city hall project amid a building material shortage and dwindling time before cold weather. The piece accuses the outgoing officials of vindictive motives, petulance, and undermining the incoming administration, predicting their party will sink deeper into trouble.
The piece argues the Fre 11y Hall site is wrong for a city hall and would crowd large business structures. It questions the need for a costly $70000 to $80000 building, proposing a $4000 to $5000 facility with future expansions and potential debt reduction if surplus funds exist. It urges caution before reckless spending by the city council.
The passage urges retirement from futile tasks and calls for unity for the welfare of Logan and Cache County. It notes election afterglow with large sums expected from beets wheat and education, and predicts Sampson and Schley will emerge unscathed. It singles out Maclay as the critic who should be tried.
An exchange notes Thomas H. Smith of Logan Second precinct defeated Phoebe W. Fullmer for the council. Aunt Phoebe will not run again. The Journal is criticized for supporting Tammany hall and for sinking to a low political ebb.
Early reports indicate a shift toward Republican momentum in the political landscape. Analysts note rising party support amid shifting demographics and key campaign events shaping the race.
The Benson Stake of Zion holds a conference in the Richmond meeting house on Sunday and Monday November 24 and 25. Attending officers and members include W A Lewin and B A Hendricks among others, with details on leadership roles.
An outrageous 19th century style ad offers a large reward for catching a supposed thief and promotes a patent remedy called Hial's Catarrh Cure. It lists fake testimonials and asserts endorsements by Fr. Cheney and a wholesale drug firm in Toledo Ohio while claiming blood and mucus cleansing effects and a high price per bottle.
Notice states a monthly meeting will be held at The Corporation of the Tumblers at the Choosboot Jeune, Wiehaca, on December 24. It names officers including Ned Ort as president and Joan Le Muir as secretary, with duties for trustees and directors in Salt Corporation.
Auction note describes baby rings and spoons in flat and coin weights, with accessories in a wide assortment. It mentions light, medium, and heavy items and a yearlong read of luck. The ad highlights good cookware and baby trinkets as suitable gifts and keepsakes.
Deligguent Notice outlines an auction of listed acres and names several individuals including Bullock Jame and Androos with amounts shown. It states the sale will occur at a specified time and place in Utah with a duty to cover advertising and expenses, dated the 12th day of Nementee 1001 and signed by Jenma Campbell, Secretary.
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