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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1900
Page
6
Fragmented notes list names Logan No 2 John Johnson Edward Henstrot Anderson Nr Joseph Quinney Andrew Prterson Bell Lacy Carlos William Brangham J C Johnenn Trenton Andrew McComb Wellsville Daniel Maughan Wallaville Fred Cooper Nearly all will take office at their homes amid irregular street repairs and early construction work noted in a hazy report.
The Utah Art Institute announces the second annual exhibition in Logan from November 12 to 19 featuring painting drawing design and decorative works. State prizes totaling 300 80 and 40 will be awarded for best painting water color best study in life drawing and other crafts. Entries must be original and shipped to J 2 Barton 20 East First South Street before November 9.
Fragmented OCR text shows a damaged note on protective policy by Union Pacific Railway. It references track and equipment safety roles and a proposed preventive framework. Names and concrete actions are obscured by errors, but the core point concerns institutional policy and safety measures.
A misread campaign document endorses the National and State Republican platforms, lauds County Officials for frugality and prompt action, and urges support for nominees. It highlights economic progress, calls for rural postal improvements, and appeals to local residents to back party goals and public welfare.
The article records a teachers meeting Tuesday afternoon where Prof. Thomas of Besson is misidentified, Prof. Samuel Mitton sparks Vocal Mane discussion, and Miss Millin Howell presents a notable report. Teachers Woodruff and Miss Howell discuss methods, a large county turnout, and ongoing educational work with papers on Daniel Webster.
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