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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1894
Page
3
Fragmented OCR outlines party platform positions and rhetoric from a United States political convention. It references Osccadan liberal factions, economic policies, civil liberties, taxation, and government expansion, with emphasis on reform, equality, and constitutional rights. The text blends names, dates, and ideological claims across platforms and party lines.
The piece details a Republican platform drafted at a Territorial convention in Provo on September, addressing tax reforms, county officer salaries, and opposition to Democratic policies. It cites plans to repeal the Viral Commission, reduce taxes, promote agricultural and educational interests, and criticize Democratic governance while supporting the University of Utah and technical education. The report includes party rhetoric on immigration and public debt.
The passage lauds a liberal constitutional framework and economical governance, praising party aims and public service reforms. It supports competitive public services, fair fee policies, and the enhancement of national unity while endorsing measures to empower the people and promote productive industry. The text emphasizes commitment to reform and national progress.
The famous document promises complete reliable tariff information to any reader. Sent for ten cents to Wilbur F.F. Wikeman, General Secretary, at 105 West 2nd Street, New York.
Delinquent notices against multiple parties in the Laat City area are being pursued by Canal Company Lacwratt. The notices involve unpaid accounts and potential collection actions, with details referenced to local records and authorities. The report notes efforts to resolve debts through standard legal channels.
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