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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1903
Page
2
Notice to subscribers that delivery will be limited to the business part of Logan and made at the post office general delivery window. Patrons should call there every Wednesday and Saturday. Post office box holders receive mail as usual. The Nation costs 32 per year cash in advance and may be delivered to any Logan address.
The campaign is underway with two weeks of heated activity as candidates prepare for nominations. Republicans claim advantage from prosperity and past gains while Democrats promise to capitalize on Republicans' mistakes. The public is urged to favor issue driven debate over personal attacks and to focus on records and principles.
About 150 Utah school teachers at a state institute in Barratt hall faced a spelling drill led by Professor Henry Rh. Pattenvill of Michigan. He presented fifteen common words, many misread by the audience, and as the list narrowed only two teachers remained at the end before all fell away on the final term Jesiccator.
Teachers strive to save reputation amid agitation as education leaders discuss neglect of spelling in public schools. The episode underlines need for careful spelling instruction within reading and orthography training.
Editor voices alarm over prison security after a breakout from the state penitentiary. Ladders and firearms allegedly left accessible while two escapees Lynch and Haworth wore citizen clothes citing privilege. Calls for stricter controls and new methods to protect officers and prevent future escapes.
Trade data show American imports into Cuba dropping from 188,597 in 1890 to 25,213,200 by 1902. The United States now provides little more than 4 percent of Cuba’s imports, reflecting a sharp decline in close economic ties.
A new Philippine education law commits the country to sending its best students to the United States annually for further study, at an estimated cost of 500 pesos per pupil per year plus transportation. The Thanksgiving issue of New Idea Woman's Magazine showcases a rich Table of Contents with articles on the President's New Church by Waldon Fawcett, Chestnut Dainties for the Thanksgiving Table by Eleanor Machant, a stage piece with Henrietta Crosman in As You Like It, and pieces on catering and profitable industries for women by Sarah B. Sliter, among others.
Wards and their numbers listed including Hyrum Ist No 1 Hyrum 2nd 2 Hyrum dyrd 8 Paradise 4 Avgou 5 Mt Sterling 6 Wells ville 7 Mendon 8 College 9 Millville Iu October 1ith 18th 25th names H. PF Liljenquist A A Allen Jr 2 N J Nielson 5 Saml Oldham 14 George W Davis Ju P Christensen 3 G ly Kh Owen 7 M D Bird 8 C Dunn 4 J E Boneche 10 Hyram Stake Presidency W Cc Parkinson George O Pitkin LC thereseno
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