Feeding Hogs and Wheat A Utah County Plan
Farmers in Cuelie County urge feeding wheat to hogs to build a local packing plant. Nebraska and Kansas feedlots attract markets. Utah should join, with six to twelve pounds of grain daily per hog and careful management to avoid waste. A. A. Mints of the Agricultural College urges Farmers Institutes and sharing trials.
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Cuelie County
Mississippi
Utah
Nebraska
Kansas
Omaha
Kansas City
Cwohe Valley
Elis
Agricultural College
Palace Ball Room Opens with Harris Orchestra
The Harris Orchestrals lease the Palace Ball Room for a year and plan at least one weekly dance. Opening night is Friday the 30th, with a dance every Friday thereafter unless announced otherwise. The venue accommodates about 100 couples and promises strict decorum and top quality music.
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Harris Orchestrals
Palace
Harris Orchestra
Tegan
Appointed Judges for School Election in Logaiy
The armed gentlemen appointed as judges span wards and include Minstwird John Bouch J Z Stewart Pendinwnd Jacobson in the first ward Frank I Law son Arent Johnson William M Thain in the second ward and UVhomas H Lewis Nephi Cowley George McNeil Penrth ward William G Parr ell Sam Peterson Lorenzo Ben Sail Millhwod Epsein Jensen Fred Marehall Toby EL Smith in the millhwod area, detailing the roster for the election supervision.
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Logaiy
Minstwird
John Bouch
J. Z. Stewart
Pendinwnd Jacobson
Frank I. Lawson
Arent Johnson
William M. Thain
Uvhomas H. Lewis
Nephi Cowley
George McNeil
Penrth
William G. Parrell
Sam Peterson
Lorenzo Ben- Sail
Cash Offered for Bureau Cabinet in Nearby New Warens
A notice states $25.00 cash is offered for a bureau cabinet or two accompanying items located near the Presbyterian Parsonage. The ad emphasizes nearby availability and a quick purchase option.
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Burea
New
Presbyterian
Editor James Liddle Ends His Life After Final Column
Lyons Iowa reports the suicide of James Liddle editor of the Times Preston. He penned a farewell article titled An article for the Times then killed himself on a bridge near Preston and Miles. He had contemplated the act for over a year and left a note to his mother and sister asking forgiveness.
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James Liddle
The
Times
Preston
Liddle
High Bridge
Miles
Hicks & Liddle
Our New Logan Post Office A Model Like Salt Lake Vista
The Logan post office will mirror Salt Lake City with a 8251 square foot western office block. Carpenters work in the Thomas block on Main and Third as Logan prepares a future mail hub with a large lobby, 500 mail boxes, and a central writing desk. Removal is planned between December 1 and 6, with Postmaster Blair praised for the improvement over the current site.
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Logan
Utah
Salt Lake City
Pho Mas
Manin and
Third Streets
College City
Salt Lake
Logan Post Office
United States
Blair
Disgraceful libel verdict against Tribune ends in favor for Brown
The Arthur Brown libel suit against the Tribune concluded with a $3500 verdict for Brown. Brown, a former Salt Lake precinct four election judge, was criticized for overbearing conduct that allegedly stirred voter fear, while supporters praised Judge Goodwin and condemned Varian. The Tribune plans an appeal to the Supreme Court, arguing public criticism should be allowed. Public sentiment favored the Tribune as the case moves forward.
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Arthur Brown
the Tribune
Brown
Salt Lake
Tribune
Waring
Judge Goodwin
Varian
Ten
Utah
Goodwin
Supreme Court
Fatal Runaway Claims Life of Burgquist in Mink Creek
Brother Eprror' Navrion Burgquist dies after a wagon wheel catches a post and stops the team. He leaves a wife and eight children, with neighbors in Mink Creek offering deep sympathy as Dr Shipp could not save him. The deceased was known for an exemplary life and deeds.
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Eprror’ Navrion
A. F. Burgquist
Burgquist
Joby Lee
Shipp
Preston
Grinf
Grother Burgquist
Ele
Mystic River
Mink Creek
UO, M. and B. Co. Announces New Red Shingle Load
The UO, M. and B. Co. reports arrival of a large shipment of red veneer shingles and advertises itself as headquarters for building materials. It invites customers to come in for current prices and to view the goods.
Notice of Logan and Benson and Logan and Hyde Park Canals Meeting
Notice to owners of the Logan and Benson and Logan and Hyde Park Canals. Annual meeting at the Court House in Logan on Monday December 3 at one o'clock p.m. to hear trustees report levy a tax for the year and transact any business. Secretaries named and loan offerings advertised.
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Logan
Benson and
Logan and
Hyde Park Canals
Dlogan
O’elock P
Home Industry Meeting Urges Logan Support Tonight
A Utah call to progress urges Logan residents to attend a Home Industry meeting in the Tabernacle basement this evening. Proponents claim the movement will create employment for idle workers, keep money in the territory, and boost manufacturing, rail, and overall prosperity as Utah rises as a leading state.
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Logan
Tabernacle
Utah
Lome
Rauil
Cchance
Meeting Tonight Encourages Cache County Home Industry Boost
The Manufacturers' Bureau of Utah signals a meeting in Cache County to back home industry and chamber reorganization. Logan and Cache counties urged to attend at the basement Pabernacle tonight at 7:30. 1B. F. Grant and local speakers will address the gathering. women specially invited to contribute to the effort.
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Logan
Cache County
Utah
F. Grant
Manufacturers'Bureau of Utah
Chamber of Commerce
Thanksgiving galley shows and home dramatic nights
The Galley Slave offers reduced admission for Thanksgiving night with 25 35 and 50 cent gallery seats, the Home Dramatic Company plans to perform and may visit Brigham City, and local events promote community engagement with sales and lectures. A newborn son arrives for Fred Be cutson, the Navion foreman, with mother and child doing well.
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Davidson & Eislie
Main Street
Home Dramatic Co
The
Agricultural College
Longfellow Literary Society
Tabernacle
Grant
Salt Lake
the Times
Agricultural College of Utah
Coalville Times
Home Dramatic Company
Brigham City
Logan Company
Dragatc Company
Calley
U. Q.” Beri
Fred Becutson
Navion
Pred
Cleveland
Harrison
Fred
Another War Loan and Army to China Headlines
Nov 23 dispatches report a new war loan of 50,000,000 yen and 100,000,000 yen authorized for China operations. Interpreters and a war correspondent were killed by Chinese forces near Yangsi Kang. Additional notes discuss U.S. independent mediation stance, port Arthur activity, and various regional editorials and social notices.
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Chise
United States
Yokohama
Nidouo Yan
Yang ‘Si Kang
China
Hiroshima
Mott
Port Arthur
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the Palace
Judges of Election
Millhwod
Epsein Jensen
Fred Marehall
Toby EL. Smith
Lyons
Iowa
Idaho
Home Industry
Tuenigit
Japan
ENCLE
Neuciun
Navy
Washington
Britain
Argus of Salt Lake
BU Glasman
Moses Thetcher
Preva
Uuy
Sault Lake
Orden
Fillmore Progress
Millard County
Pleasant Grove
MM. Podd
Brigham Young College
Dow
B. Y. Academy
Hyrum Opera House
Olive
Wiler
Editer Scott
Scotty
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