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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
2
The State board of health calls for cleanliness to curb outbreaks. Smallpox remains in Salt Lake and southern Idaho while diphtheria appears in autumn reports. Warm dry weather aids germ spread, so residents should cleanse outbuildings and burn rubbish to kill disease germs during this warm spell.
Clem Studebaker born March 21 1881 in Adams county Pennsylvania grew up in Ohio moved to South Bend pursued blacksmith work then partnered with his brother Henry. The Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company formed in 1905 with Clem as president and the firm quickly expanded into a major wagon and vehicle maker. He served as a church lay delegate and as a Republican convention delegate.
The fragment notes a commissioner's link to the Paris exposition of TIaalso and to the New Flats exposition. It mentions leadership roles in the Carrince Builders' National association, recognition by President Harrison, and membership in Pan-American congress circles. It cites a trust position at Depain University and presidency of the Chautauqua assembly, all within a late 19th to early 20th century context.
A resident asserts Alabama voters rejected a new constitution, claiming they are not fools to risk a flawed set. The piece notes Roosevelts support of McKinley policy, with critics saying many seeking offices push the same agenda. Edward M. Sheppard spent 3369.06 to lose the New York mayoral race. Some deem costly experience worthwhile.
Fragmented text presents a reward notice for a medical cure related to catarrh and mentions several names and firms in a garbled format. The readable portions imply a public notice or advertisement about treatment claims and a list of suppliers, with unclear currency and dates.
A historical notice for a shop advertising spacers flour germade and related goods. Located four doors east of a tithe office. Pledges lowest prices and prompt delivery with flour sold at the same price as at the mill. Delivery offered at the same price as mill rates.
Fragments advertise a special sale promising a reliable home guarantee and customer satisfaction. The garbled text mentions taking a pick, stool of open, and phrases like home guarantee and protection, suggesting a marketing notice for a sale event.
A fragmented, unreadable OCR snippet mentions individuals and places in unclear order. The text references names like Niele Mince and Swen Peer with scattered terms and dates missing context. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the fragments available.
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