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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment from Logan Utah mentions a beer center and a pond, with scattered names and terms like clive and barge. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or identifiable entities to form a full news item.
A fragmented OCR list presents names for state and county offices, including contributions for governor, treasurer, auditor, attorney general, and local judges. It includes candidates such as George Sutherland, Heber M. Wells, Amet T. Hammond, Dixon, Jones, and Walton among others, with various precinct and county references.
The Journal argues county finances show improved conditions over two and a half years, countering prior claims. It cites a treasury record and responds to questions about salaries, interest, fees, and lands, asserting cost shifts since the Republican rise to power.
A meeting of the National Business executive committee yesterday launched a campaign to urge Congress to provide a yearly appropriation of 250000 for the reclamation and irrigation of arid lands in the West. The effort is described as one of the greatest undertakings in the nation’s history.
George H. Marwell presented a proposal to the Nation al Irrigation Association urging development of public land in the West with equitable progress toward the East. The Interior Department report cited 74 000 000 acres of arid western land able to reclaim for 50 000 000 people by irrigation. Local and national groups including the Commercial Club of St Paul and Chicago Merchants and Manufacturers Association endorsed the plan, with a meeting at the Wellington Hotel adopting a favorable resolution.
A jagged OCR line references a political period with phrases about former leaders, a six year term, and republic form. The readable text shows garbled wording, suggesting a political history snippet without clear names or places.
Fragmentary notice from Brigham Young College references loans, athletic activities including ball and track events, admissions and training, with scattered names and affiliations. The garbled text implies campus sports, property issues, and potential medical remedies or patent medicines, all couched in a period newspaper tone.
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