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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
4
The Nation lists premiums including guitars banjos dresses and patterns, rockers center tables and more from various merchants. Items and values include a guitar from Harris Music Co and a rocker from Campbell Morrell, with several silks and accessories plus books valued at 75 cents each.
A promotional notice extols The Nation as the best local paper in Cache Valley praising impartial political coverage and ample local news. It highlights affordable prepaid subscriptions, early Utah awards, and illustrated premiums for subscribers who pay in advance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Maori women of New Zealand and a pot making scene. Mentions Locre 4 lyre fild for wissions In New with unclear context and several garbled terms.
Report indicates a second authentic Raphael reproduction surfaced in Poland. Curators and collectors chase proven provenance while sellers seek high value. buyers hope for reliable authentication to unlock market potential and funding.
Three deaths in the Alps mark a dangerous season for climbers and hikers. Officials urge caution in treacherous conditions and advise travelers to review weather, route plans, and emergency provisions before ascent.
A scrambled report notes Candidate King trails Candidate Howell by about 24 votes statewide. Chairman Cannon quips about the margin as veterans’ counts loom, while Civicists’ Dr remains behind by a similar gap.
Anadarko Oklahoma celebrates its first anniversary showing rapid growth from tents to brick blocks. The city has a 75 ton daily ice plant serving nearby towns. Contracts are let for a 30000 dollar courthouse 5000 dollar jail 20000 dollar school buildings 40000 dollar water works and electric light plans loom to fully modernize the city. Population around 3509 and rising.
Ex Senator David B Hill emerges as the undisputed power in New York Democratic planning. He will craft the Saratoga platform and name candidates, guiding the campaign from the absent Croker era. Despite past exclusions, he now wields influence over Tama ny leaders and statewide Democrats.
The Cadia county column argues for Herschel Dullen Jr to be state censor on the Republican ticket. Dullen is described as a native of the county with a solid district school and collegiate education and currently serves as secretary of the (text cuts off) the department seeks an impartial hearing so the people may judge his merits.
The article urges the Republican Party to nominate Bal Len for the senate, citing his long service as a county chairman and active campaigner. It argues his consistent party work, leadership in past campaigns, and strong record warrant rewarding energetic service with the nomination.
A 1902 feature notes a literary program titled A Fine Library offering days of best literature aboard the North Coast Limited train on the Northern Pacific line, beginning May 4th. The plan highlights poetry, prose, and food offerings for travelers aboard.
The Stowaway played to a large audience Tuesday evening with general satisfaction. It is a sensational drama and featured unusually elaborate scenic effects that impressed attendees.
The Foxy Tramp, billed as the richest and wittiest comedy, will be presented at the opera house this evening, showcasing a standout lead performance and lighthearted entertainment for theatergoers.
A garbled list shows numerous individuals including S. Giecorge Saunders Hyde Park Martha Ormond Graanvilla Jerome Remington Parker Jenette McNiel Rexburg Ada Neighbor Sheron Joseph Kennington Afton 4arab Dane Walton Anleim Charles Berson Wootraff Martha Quaibell Woodruff Ernest Selman Ogden Haurah Evans Hyrum Check its with ages and locations scattered. the fragmented notice appears to catalog marriage license applicants from varied towns and districts.
A vintage ad urges readers to visit Anderson Brothers east of the tithing office for coal, kindling wood, mill stuff, flour and groceries with free delivery to any part.
Notice of assessment 50 cents per share on capital stock at Providence Precinct Cache County Utah. Directors met September 23 1902 levied payable by October 24 1902 to Albert Frederick secretary. Delinquent stock on October 25 1902 will be advertised for sale at public auction and sold November 15 1902 at noon at the secretary’s residence. Include costs of advertising and sale. Dated September 28 1902.
The Hirst National Bank advertises timely interest on time deposits. W S McCornick serves as president with James Quayle as first vice president Ripley S Lyon as second vice president Allan M Fleming as cashier and J K Shepard as assistant cashier. Courteous attention promised to all business. Foreign drafts issued to principal world cities.
Notice is given that on August ith day 1902 a per stock assessment was levied by the directors of Tie Heosomyrientine com PLY at Hyrum Utah. Payable by November 1 1902 to Peter Christiansen collector at his residence. Delinquent on Navy 1902 and will be sold at public auction on December 1 1902 to cover the assessment and sale costs. Hyrum Sept 8 1902 H F Liljenquist secretary.
Logan City Utah announces intention to levy a special tax to fund water pipes and hydrants extending the Water Works system. District boundaries, assessed property, and a cost of about 1,431,2600 are described. Hearing set for October 16, 1902 at 8 PM. Harrie Surra city recorder signs.
Notice from the Cite Council of Logan City Utah that it intends to levy a special tax on real estate to fund a water mains extension and hydrant maintenance as part of the Peet water works system. A public hearing is set for October 11 at 1 o clock P M.
The City Council of Fluinity, Urdh, proposes a special tax on the real estate to fund water system improvements including building and laying water mains, improving streets, and related repairs. The measure targets the south sub district and adjacent areas with costs estimated around ten thousand dollars and will be reviewed in writing by council members. Publication date September Ah, Net.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Inne Anilurwin who died testate or intestate. The undersigned will present claims to the administrator at the residence of Hedvrshinid Unmoee Anderson in Leven City Cache Utah on or before January 1, 1908. Executors named James Anilarsen and Hane Andurann Ezocutay. Date September 1908.
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