Registration Offices and Games List Readied
Fragmented OCR text notes registration offices and upcoming games with scattered figures. Mentions miles of railroad, vessels, and a date code S04 with numbers 4,000 6,190 1h.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1900
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text notes registration offices and upcoming games with scattered figures. Mentions miles of railroad, vessels, and a date code S04 with numbers 4,000 6,190 1h.
Fragmented history claims stretch from early colonial cessions in 1753 to acquisitions across Florida Texas California and Alaska. The text misstates dates and places, mixing terms like Great Kitalo and Hessia with numerous errors, concluding with a boastful panorama of American prosperity lacking coherent facts.
The piece notes a 60 percent debt rise under Cleveland’s administration reaching about 66 million dollars for the year, with Democrats blamed for peace-time spending. It mentions North Carolina politics and criticism of a Sole treaty, plus the Sulu treaty and constitutional limits on slavery policy. Brean challenges address colonial policies and urges reading the Sole treaty while voters are at election time.
Fragment cites a claim that a person named Lem was shot by a Fijipioo bullet and suggests the violence stemmed from guidance reported from America via Henry W. Lawtos, with observations and prisoner confirmations noted.
A battered excerpt notes Republicans defending postwar profits, claiming war-era profits rose from 2.4 billion to 83 million dollars and averaging around 60 million annually. It urges wearing the flag as a symbol of support for administration and ongoing fruits of the Spanish War.
A fragmentary political piece asserts Mr Bryan can promise the country there will not be many strikes once he becomes President. It condemns idle workers and suggests employed labor will not strike on a polling matter.
The article notes ongoing voter registration questions and that new registration lists will be prepared for this election. It states five registration days in October and that even registered voters must re register to vote, with general delivery and stamp windows open from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Fragmented ad text touts De Witt's Little Early Kisere Co op pills and Hazel Salve for piles and skin issues. It mentions a Watch repair by CM Wanderbos in Utah and warns against counterfeit salves. Contains garbled claims about substitutes and dangerous language.
Brigham Young College in Utah advertises campus facilities including gymnasium and library, with orderly modern classrooms and athletic spaces. Entrance fee listed as 100 USD, tuition 1000 USD with parental and local support details, secretary Logan referenced, endorsement by mothers and civic groups.
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as nerve support for neuralgia and irritability. It claims the product feeds nerves and brain from normal food, supplying fat to cushion nerves and aid appetite, with “full cure” described as obtaining fat from ordinary meals.
Local notice lists ticket sales for East Waas area events with contact W W Wood SldIt in Avon. Details are limited but entries indicate purchase or reservation options through a named agent or office.
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