Logan City Salary Question Sparks Labor Wages Debate
John Campbell of Logan City defends mayoral pay against a laborer’s charge that funds are misallocated. He argues $2.00 daily wages are too high for city labor and insists wages reflect service value, noting council past actions and contracts. He rejects slander and asserts careful use of public funds. October 1898 Logan City.
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Legan
Thein
Winger
UN City
Ecity
Logan City
Jonn Ib
Canlille
Logan Crry
Oet
Sth
Elders Meeting in Fourth Ward Oct 1
The Second Qhornin of Elders schedules a gathering at the Fourth ward meeting house Monday night at 7 20. Full attendance is desired.
Local Shops Offer October Discounts Across Logan
Scarcity of work and low grain prices prompt a fifteen cent dollar discount through October. Advertisements tout Logan photographers Tuomas and Oprin as leaders, with Main Street vendors Cannon G and Reeder offering goods. Fall patterns in wallpapers and linoleums, children's wear, and school books promoted along with souvenirs at Thames and Odells.
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A.C
Isaac Laura
Tuomas & Oprin
Logan
J.T. Hammond
Main Street
Bay Pianos
Lancreaux
Cannon G
Reeder
Yroust
Spa
Lawes
Thames & Odells
Barber's reply to charges of public wage raises and graft
In a letter to the Nation, Councilman Barber defends his record on city finances in Logan. He denies supporting a plan to divert 1800 from workingmen and argues he favors economy, noting wage raises occurred to honor party pledges. He asserts Republicans used public funds to curry votes, while he and colleagues faced scrutiny over street work pay.
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Barber
Citi
Lopzau
Loy
Nut
Bop
Logan
Fragmented OCR Text Shows Political Rhetoric After Fire Incident
The garbled excerpt reflects partisan debate as a fire incident unfolds. It references Republicans and Democrats, public disorder, a chemical engine, and reactions to emergency response, with scattered names and phrases. The fragmentary nature limits precise reconstruction of events or participants.
College class week yields talks on habit and salvation
Visitors from friends and Pattons attended, as J G Davis led on habit formation for future work and W Hirittin contrasted reputation with character. Miss Harriet Taylor spoke on humility while questions on salvation and priesthood were discussed. President Paul praised the pupils.
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Pattons
J. G. Davis
W. Hirittin
Harriet Taylor
TP. H. Dhegers
O. H. Alley
Miss Spurkes
Burnham
Oistakes
Caroline Olsen
Paul
Boris Morgnian
Trinity M E Church Services Public Notice
Church notice invites the public to attend services at Trinity M E Church corner Main and Second Streets each Saturday and Sunday with a Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship. Epworth League meeting and other gatherings are scheduled with times noted. All are welcome.
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Trinity
Elureh
Saviey ET A. m
Kev
Fdardman
Sauiny Kehool
Loyal Legion St Pou
Epworth League
Thureday
Payseneye
Flovka West
ML An
Amd
Open Letter on Fire Safety and Controlling Fires
Case of Fire advice from Fire Chief Joc. Knownles urging residents to close doors and windows to curb fire spread until chemical engine arrives. Warns reckless actions ruin property and stresses firemen risk lives to save life and property. Chief L. F. D. signs off with earnest appeal for public cooperation.
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Vhief
Fire Department
Lovan City
Iso
Joc
Knownles
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Hair Care Claims
A vintage ad claims Hall's remedy and Ayar's Vigor restore color and vigor to hair, prevent baldness, and cure scalp diseases. It touts scalp hygiene, cautions catarrh with scrofulous diathesis, and promotes Ayers Sarsaparilla as the only efficacious cure to expel serofum and end catarrh. Local treatment is deemed wasteful.
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Ayar
Information Wanted for Recovery of Two Missing Men
A notice seeking information to aid the recovery of two men, including JW Sasuorys and others, is posted. The Elders announce a Thirteenth Querum of Milers meeting at the Fifth Ward meeting house on Monday evening the 16th at 7:30 p.m. Full attendance requested.
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Avr
College
Wereting House
Axonew Kina
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the Nation
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W. C. Carrs
Babar
Bava
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Tle Tire Department
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Thitcher
Peery Wine Printing
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B. Y. Colipgzo Notes
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People’s Flotel
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