The Nations Premiums Offer List for Subscriptions
The Nation announces premiums for the upcoming subscription season. Featured items include a value bicycle, a $3000 guitar from Harris Music Co, a $2000 banjo from FA Newburger, a $900 rocker, and various home goods. Additional rewards include a 500 dress pattern, a 4 00 union suit, and multiple smaller items from local stores and manufacturers with cash deposits and books totaling about 10 00 in value.
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Harris Music Co
FA Newburger
Rocker
Cardon & Barshaw
Star Grocery Store
Logan Dry Goods Company
Campbell and Morrell
Cache H Kuitting Factory
Ownby & Johnson’s
Dunbdar-Robinsn Co
City Shoe Store
Eliasson Sisters
Logan Kuitting Factory
Wm Edwards
Hansen Co
Pr Ahoes
Andreas Peterson
Ist Nat. Bank
Vistr & Nielson
Ke Lafourt
Nation praised as best paper in Cache Valley satire
A short promotional note extols The Nation for fair impartial political news in Cache Valley. It highlights local event coverage and valuable miscellaneous information, claims low subscriber cost, and notes premiums and pictures for advance payments, presenting the paper as superior to others in Utah.
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Leasons
Nation
Cache Valley
Utah
Pansa's dizzy tax and massive car sale shock economy
The report notes Pansa imposing a $100 tax amid a market frenzy and a second hand car selling for $40,000,000, signaling extreme inflation and unusual pricing. Authorities weigh steps to stabilize the currency while observers question the feasibility of such figures.
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Pansa
Folly versus Wisdom Cited in Candid Reflection
A terse editorial argues against flitting with folly and asserts wisdom requires steady discipline. The piece contends careful thought and prudent action yield lasting results, warning against rash shortcuts that erode judgment and reputation.
Many Claim Keys to Success Miss Key Hole
A proverb notes that many who seek the key to success end up at the same obstacle the key hole. The remark underscores practical gaps between theory and achievement.
From Badge to Carrier of Microbes in Modern View
The old belief that the heard was eight badgedf window power and manhood is replaced by the view of it as a common carrier of microbes. This shift reflects evolving understandings of health and vulnerability in daily life.
Bee workers and the old proverb on labor
A brief note on honey bees noting that they work hard and enjoy the fruits, while the man who plays at work fills his hive with honey, illustrating a playful take on effort and reward.
Fragmented Tale Fails to Map Across Continents
A garbled OCR note mentions a global journey with Turkish route and a New York link, but details are unclear. Names, places, and actions are unreadable, leaving only hints of travel and distant connections without verifiable facts.
Mississippi tale fuels claims of espionage profit
An provided fragment references an American espionage angle tied to Mississippi, alleging hidden brands and an energy agent, with unclear sources and no concrete dates or names. The text is fragmented and lacks verifiable details, making firm facts unattainable.
Missouri claims 30 years of machine rule cost 11 million
Missouri asserts that thirty years of machine rule cost eleven million dollars, and compares unfavorably to other localities by deeming their governance “cheap at the price.”
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Missouri
Siam Crown Prince Chowla Maha Vajiravadh Visit Planned
The Crown Prince of Siam Chowla Maha Vajiravadh will visit in October though locals may struggle with the name. Organizers promise a welcoming event and enjoyable activities for attendees.
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Chowla Maha Vajiravadh
Siam
Local man claims Atlantic City citizenship for son
Minister Wahse announced himself a citizen of Atlantic City to facilitate his son’s enrollment at the city high school. Critics note Atlantic City appears farther from China than maps suggest.
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Ministr Wahse
Atlantic City
China
Missionary Society Seeks Loguist for Moral Tracts
Col Watterson leads a society planning to send missionaries to New York and Newport. The group seeks a loguist to translate moral tracts into the amart set.
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Col. Watterson
New York
Newport
Professor seeks to end spinster element by forcing weddings
A professor advocates eliminating the spinster element in society by compelling bachelors to wed. He argues the root of the evil lies in contemplation of spinsterdom keeping men unworried and proposes drastic social reform.
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Professor Andrews
Shrieks for Freedom in Cleveland Skirt Case
A Cleveland police blotter item reports eighteen year old Rosie Kellar arrested for lifting skirts on Bolivar street to avoid water. The piece ridicules the charge and defends a woman’s right to modestly lift skirts, questioning policing and gender norms.
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Cleveland
Proeser
Rosie Kellar
Bolivar Street
Euclid Avenue
Mexico
Spain
Hendrickson Nominated as County Senator by Republican Support
The county Republican party debates a senator nominee amid five contenders. Editors urge a Logan man as the best choice, citing local ties, business interests, and county-wide needs. J A Hendrickson is named as the leading logical candidate with thirteen years of service and substantial local employment impact.
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Bower
Joseph Howell
Richmond
Joseph Monson
J. A. Hendrickson
Oureounty
Hadickner Seeks County Position For Irrigation Leadership
The farmer Hadickner, with long experience in irrigation and education, runs large underwear factories in Logan Ogden and Salt Lake City. He has taught in Richmond Southfield and Logan, spent two years in Europe, and traveled across the United States. He is a major taxpayer, respected for practicality and up-to-date business sense, promising to safeguard county needs if elected.
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Tso
Henndsiektr
Richmond
Southfield
Logan
Europe
Evry
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Joseph F Smith
Gov
H. M. Wells
J. T. Hammond
J. B. Smith
Land, Clawson
Woodruff
Invern
Mr. Haditckner
Lim
Assaf
Notice of Assessment by Providence-Blacksmith Fork Irrigation Co
The Providence-Blacksmith Fork Irrigation Company in Cache County Utah announces an assessment of fifty cents per share on capital stock, due by October 24 1902. Delinquent shares as of October 23 1902 will be sold at public auction on November 15 1902 at noon at the secretary Albert Frederick's residence to cover the delinquent amount plus costs.
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Providence-Blacksmith Fork Irrigation Company
Providence Precinct
Cache Co
Utah
Albert Frederick
Estray Notice From Logan City Utah
An estray notice describes a white horse found in Logan Utah with a white blaze on its forehead and a white spot on a thigh. The animal will be sold to the Widman for cash at the Logan County Esth Maind on Wednesday at 1eihn k Una, Logan Utah, if not claimed.
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Logan City
Logan
Utah
Neer City
Notice of Tax Levy for Hyrem Irrigating Company
Directors in Hyrem Irrigating Company in Hyrum Utah set an assessment of one per stock subscribed due by November 1 1902 payable to Peter Christiansen. Unpaid stocks as of November 1 1902 will be advertised for sale and may be sold December 1 1902 to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs. Hyrum September 3 1902. H F Lijjenquist secretary.
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Hyrem
Hvrumn
Cadahe Co
Utah
Peter Christiansen
Hyrum
H. FP
Lijjenquist
Notice of Intention to Tax in Logan City Utah
City of Logan Utah announces a plan to levy a special tax to fund water mains extension district No. Nin. The proposed work runs from Main and Second North west along Main Street for about one and three fourths blocks. Estimated cost is 1260 dollars. Public hearing set for October 20 1902 at 8 oclock PM.
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City Conner
Logan City
Utah
O'Cloek
Harrie Sarr
City Econder
Notice of Water Extension Tax District No Eight
Loganity Utah City Council proposes creating Water Maine Extension District No Eight to fund water mains hydrants and repairs. Project runs from Center and First East streets north three quarters of a block at an estimated cost of 540 dollars. Objections in writing due by Wednesday October 15 at 10 PM. Hattie Smith City Recorder. Date of first publication September 2th.
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Loganity
Maine Extension District
Center Street
First East Street
Woanesaday
City Connell
Hattie Smith
Water and pipe extension tax plan for Lowan City district
City Council of Lowan City Utah proposes a 4 special tax on real estate to fund water works extension and mains along Third South and Main. District No Seven will cover properties benefiting from the improvements including sides of the street. Estimated cost is 10 dollars. hearing set for Wednesday Corith September 902 at 9 30 am.
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Lowan City
Utah
Felon, Hilhouiine Aml
Old City
Legio
Third South Street
Main Street
Run South
Sourth South Street
Connell
Corith
So'slort Lm
Hantir Smt City Recorder
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JW Barrett
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First North Street
Ctise
Riter Bros. Drug CO
Logan, Utah
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