28 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1893
Page
1
A compact roundup of notices and items from Fort Douglas Salt Lake City Fort Duchesne and other Utah outposts. Includes brief reports on weather patrol movements and local military affairs with names and places tied to each fort.
Local items report a new Heber post office ready for occupancy and a $15,000 Mantis house nearing completion. Titles include quarantines for Brigham, electric lighting in Mt. Pleasant, and Lehi sugar factory output of about fifteen tons per car. Numerous accidents, crimes, and town notices are mentioned, from typhoid cases at Milburn to a man sentenced for theft in Ogden, plus a murder trial at Fort Douglas and a spate of builder and factory reports across Utah counties.
Logan Dancing Academy announces regular social dances on Tuesday and Saturday at Venel Week venues. Admission 50 cents Tuesday, 16 cents Saturday, and 25 cents for Saturday matinee children. Music by Professor Mackarof Ogden. Gentlemen Invitation class Wednesday. Admission 40 cents. For private lessons call Parley’s office Third Street Hours 10 am to 10 pm daily. Manager T By bewtsdin Micnager.
S0000 dollars worth of dress goods wool suiting and children coats offered at a 25 percent discount. Advertised at the Slogan Branch store with a sale timing beginning early in the morning.
A Mount Pleasant woman pursues a dance with a reluctant suitor who has not shaved. She returns with brush strop and razor and shaves his face, leaving him to admit the experience was novel and painful yet harmless. He vows to avoid similar excuses in the future.
Democratic plan expands reform favors wide free trade aspects including wool and lead ore while keeping restrictions on liquor. The proposal signals broad change to the tariff structure with emphasis on conservative reductions and market access across commodities.
Vo A Neuberger of this city prepares a series on hydropathy or the water cure. Lectures will travel through the valley towns this winter. Kneipp system origin in Germany. No admission charged and audience size expected to be large.
Notice proclaims the dissolution of Biel & Rich a firm of George Q Rich and Lppeher G C Itiel. All debts to the firm should be paid to George Q Rich at his Logan Main Street law office. Samuel J Biel and George Q Rich will continue the practice as Nick & Meh at the former firm’s location, under the same name, with co partnership in the new firm and office.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Palwee Purser and Park's Ten tied to a strange list. Several garbled phrases reference constipation cures and daily usage. No clear event or coherent facts emerge from the readable fragments.
The page combines medical pill endorsements and patent cures with design ads and probate notices. It cites Ayor's Cuthan tic Pills praised by a Wor thington reader for decades, and promotes new carpet designs, window slides, and special patterns. Stewart advertises probate services while a railway service notice begins a paid feature.
Wm. Marren formerly of Kansas died when struck by cars between Blackfoot and Ross Fork Idaho last Saturday night. He had planned to go to Boise City that evening and his remains were found Sunday morning along the track. The injury description notes he was literally pounded to pieces and carried about fifty dollars. The report appears in the Idaho Falls Times.
Local items report visitors from Ogden Salt Lake St Louis and Logan. Talks of a new skating rink electric wires touched telephone lines on Main Street and a Thanksgiving sermon announced by Rev Hayden. A new time card for rail service and a meeting for park improvements are scheduled.
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