Feeding Wheat to Hogs Prompts Utah Farmers to Build Local Packing
The Utah farming newsletter urges farmers in Cache County to feed wheat to hogs and establish a local packing plant. It argues wheat is cheap, hog demand strong, and local yards could replace Omaha shipments, boosting profits if grain is carefully rationed, stock kept dry, and proper supplements used. It cites Nebraska activity and calls for regional farmer institutes to share expertise.
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Harris Orchestra Opens Palace Ball Room in Logan
The Harris Orchestra leases the Palace ball room for one year promising at least one dance weekly starting Friday evening the 50th inst. The hall seats 160 couples and will feature top music and strict crowd standards. Local dancers anticipate a valuable addition to Logan’s social scene.
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Election Judges Named Across Logan Wards
Armed gentlemen appointed as judges for the Logan school election in five wards. First ward jurists are John BMeneh J Z Stewart Menitiiud Jacobson. Second ward Frank E Law son Arent Johnson Willian AL Thain. Third ward Thomas H Lewis Nophit Cowley George McNeil. Fourth ward William G Par rell Sern Peterson Lorenzo Bon Sill. Fifth ward Ephraim Jensen Fred Marshall John Ai Smith.
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Thomas H. Lewis
Nophit Cowley
George McNeil
William G. Parrell
Sern Peterson
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Cabinet Purchase Prompts Parish Sale Ad at Parsonage
A fragment advertises a cabinet for sale at HaYDes Presbyterin Parsonage in Florida offering cash price of 26 dollars.
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Editor Liddle’s Posthumous Suicide Article Found
Lyons Iowa reports the Preston editor James Liddle of the Times killed himself by stepping in front of a train after arranging his finances and writing an obituary like article labeled An article for the Times The note to his mother asked forgiveness but stated he could not endure life The press stopped and the article was published posthumously.
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Logan to get a new post office like Salt Lake model
The Logan post office will be moved to a corner block on Main and Third, with a spacious 451 by 18 foot lobby, 600 mailboxes, and a west office row. It will mirror the Salt Lake City design, featuring plate glass, a central writing desk, and a ladies’ desk in the southeast corner. Boxes not yet rented cost one cent for three months, urging public support. The removal is planned between December 1 and 15, praised as a vast improvement by Postmaster Italy.
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Tribune verdict upholds Brown libel suit with 3500_reward
The Salt Lake Tribune libel suit against Arthur Brown ends in a favorable verdict for Brown, awarding 3500 dollars. The article denounces Brown as an “aristocratic bulldozer” and accuses Judge Goodwin of bias, while promising an appeal to the Supreme Court and asserting public support for the Tribune.
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Fatal Runaway Claims Brother Burgquist at Mink Creek
Brother Burgquist died November 22 1894 after a wagon runaway. While hauling straw the neck yoke broke causing the horses to bolt and throw him. He leaves a wife and eight children, with Mink Creek neighbors mourning a life of exemplary kindness and faith.
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Notice to Owners of Logan and Benson and Logan and Hyde Park Canals
Notice to owners that the annual meeting of the canal company will be held at the Court House in Logan on Monday at 1 p m to report from the Trustees and to levy a tax for 1885 and transact business. Trustees listed include Thomas M Tarbet H W Ballard Wm Watterson T H Reuss John Quayle N C Christensen Alma Hurna JB Cowley Secretary Money to Loan. O Cheap money any amount to fund Utah and Southern Idaho securities. Cache County loans in security call on or address BHM West at Navion office Logan.
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U O M B Co Receives Shingle Car Load At Low Prices
The U O M B Company announces arrival of a car load of mal cedic shingles and serves as a hub for six building material. Prices are stated as the lowest and goods as the best. Visit to compare prices and goods.
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Home Industry Meeting Rally In Logan Tonight
A notice urges all progressive people in Logan to attend a Home Industry meeting in the Tabernacle basement this evening. The piece promotes Home Industry as Utah’s wave toward employment, local manufacturing, and prosperity, predicting Utah will rise as a leading state as clubs form across the region.
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Meeting in Cache County on Home Industry Support
Logan and Cache county residents are urged to attend a tonight meeting at the basement Tabernacle at 7:30. Grant, president of the Manufacturers Bureau of Utah, and local speakers will discuss a Chamber of Commerce reorganization and invite women to participate in promoting home industry.
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Thanksgiving night galley show and sales at local shops
The Galley Slave Thanksgiving night offers reduced prices with tickets at the Home Dramatic Co and Galley Stove seating. Lively events include a ball at the Agricultural College under Longfellow Society auspices and a Home Industry meeting at the Tabernacle with DL Grant of Salt Lake and others speaking. The Times notes Agricultural College bulletins on feed values and hints at future plays in Gripham City and Brigham City.
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War loan boosts funds as China conflict widens
Yokohama reports a 50 million yen war loan, bringing total to 80 million of 100 million authorized. A third army sails, destinations unclear but likely Yanglst Kang districts in China. Hiroshima notes no Port Arthur assault by November 10. Two interpreters and a war correspondent captured and killed by Chinese forces. Washington rumors denied. US acts independently in mediation efforts. Local notices mix editorials, school elections, and social items.
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