Logan and Lipgan City Officials and Local Promises
A fragmented note mentions Lereos Harson as mayor of Logan and predicts strong business administration. It references Lorenzo Hanson distributing from ten to seventeen thousand dollars monthly, Aliss Hanna Smith as a likely Lipgan city recorder, and Parry S Heath as editor of the Salt Lake Tribune. It notes Salt Lake Tribune political alignment and various local figures.
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Lereos
Harson
Logan City
Leigen
Ligro
Hayball
Aliss Hanna Smith
Lipgan City
Parry S Heath
Republican National Committee
Salt Lake Tribune
Utah
Let Lorenzo Hounsou Be Logan Mayor
A fragmented local political discussion urges voters to consider Lorenzo Hounsou for Logan mayor. The piece cites past business ties in Lewiston and Welleville, questions his preferred town for growth, and argues for canvassing public sentiment before changing street and property deeds.
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Huyball
Logan
Lewiston
Lewenzo Hanson
Welleville
Lorenzo Hounsou
Letter on Tarner and party realignment in Utah politics
The letter to The Tribune from a Cache County figure argues that Democratic loyalty yields to Republican principles. It notes Utah voters and many young Democrats switch due to perceived party misalignment, with some lifelong Democrats becoming Republicans. The piece laments inherited party loyalty and predicts continued realignment before next Tuesday.
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Salt Lake
Cache County
Utah
Democratic Party
Fred Tarner
Tme
Democraaic
Wri
Uto
the Tribune
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Cache Canary
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Brigham Young College
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