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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1893
Page
2
A fragment references Logan in Cache County Utah with names A N Rosenbaum Kort and Praise MO F Pribyl and Tw Horn Mas, suggesting a local business or organization listing.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announces the sixty fourth semi annual conference to convene in the Tabernacle Salt Lake City at 10 o clock Friday morning October 6. The officers and members are cordially invited to attend the meetings of the Conference. First Presidency.
An affidavit alleges registrar Kimball refused to allow Willard W. Macvghian to view the registered voter lists in Logan City. The document claims the registrar blocked access and accuses the Journal of deceit, asserting the action proves misconduct or perjury by the registrar.
Conners never lung in a store advertising.
A fragment notes that some women do not talk and others are deaf. It mentions young men who, upon meeting a religious girl who is attractive, occasionally consider embracing religion.
The St Louis Unimerist asks when the patent will expire on patent leather shoes. It notes expiration has occurred on ours. Also mentions six years since Mor mouisia was founded by a former citizen, Prophet Joseph Swith. Nauvoo Independent. Sept 22.
A church service disruption is described as a man sues over annoyance from another attendee who cannot keep from snoring. The snorer’s behavior is criticized as unacceptable during worship, highlighting tension between decorum and personal comfort in a sacred setting.
The paper announces installation of new type setting machines and a neater more metropolitan appearance. It notes progress never being in the lead and frames the change as a modernization effort in printing.
An anonymous letter threat note writer is warned to stop or face consequences as Ogden gains a new evening daily, the Evening Sun, published by W W Browning & Co. The existing Suna faces critique, while The Nation wishes the Sun success despite political divides.
A collection of editorials argues the New York Sun remains a strong democratic paper despite critics in Utah and Salt Lake Herald. It cites Dillon Examiner praise, laments the party's drift under Cleveland, and predicts a looming split in the Democratic Party driven by policy disagreements and financier influence.
On the first page the issue presents a full statement by W W Maughan challenging Deputy Registrar Smith and Registrar Kimball over access to voter registration lists. The piece argues Smith allowed copying only last year’s list and barred this year’s or per position items, while Democrats had freer access. It accuses Kimball of biased conduct despite opinions from County Attorney Hart and a mandamus court ruling.
An editorial argues that Democratic moves to end sugar bounties would hurt Utah’s Lehi factory by removing both national two cent and territorial one cent bounties. It notes expired state law, stalled reenactment, and questions whether the plant can stay profitable as Congress debates the bounty’s future.
The letter-writer ridicules Mr. Kimball’s alleged ignorance of a signing, denounces the Democratic Party for bias against American producers, and warns of sugar bounty implications. He predicts factory woes, wage cuts, and potential suspension if operations fail.
Aurea Offices of Salt Lake City publish notice that executors seek proof of claims on warrants for lands in Salt Lake County. County Court to hear witnesses from Wellsville and cache County Utah. dates and locations show affidavits, and residents named include John A. Lestham Robert Crowshaw Moroni Myers and others.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference J. C. Wistane and attorneys for Pia, with unclear context. The garbled line suggests a legal proceeding or filing where counsel are named, but specifics and relevance remain unreadable.
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