Factory To Me Logan Plans Westward Plant
Logan business leaders meet in council chamber to discuss bringing a Connecticut seven‑story factory to Logan. Thomas Start elected chairman, M. Ballard secretary, with Wooley stating the firm seeks a local stock subscription and a suitable western site with water power and access to sheep markets. A committee will review stock allocation and site options as residents express support for establishing the plant in Logan. Music selections featured during lectures include solos by Melvin Ballard and Mrs. Jane Thatcher, with piano and violin performances by Persis Farr and Eva Nebelcer.
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Logan
Council Chamber
Thomas H. Start
M.D. Ballard
Mtr
Wooley
Ouden
Turner
Connecticut
Oder
Eakluals
Tembivery
Worley Lowe
Loey Pbo
Smail
Josephe 7
Si Vtj
Batlard
Eb.t. Lieyd
Hiatt
Melvin Ballard
Mr Mitten
Jane Thatcher
Miss S. Crates
Persis Farr
Eva Nebelcer
Love Tested by Service in Mrs Teat Lecture Series
The final Mrs. Lucretia W. Teat lecture discussed love as service in action. It contrasted physical and spiritual love, citing Dickens’s Sidney Carton, and urged guiding children toward selflessness, avoiding corporal punishment until all other means are exhausted.
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Lucretia W. Teat
Sidney Carton
Local Briefs and Notices From The Paris Post
A batch of short notices covers a clearance sale of remnants of wallpaper at very cheap prices. Mrs. A S Hoge and daughter Rhoda plan a visit to Cache Valley. Logan firm T Brown & Co. completed two notable local jobs including a monument and vault for Mrs. Ann Greed and Mr. E J Evans. A groom’s dwelling near the Agricultural College is for rent. M Hi clo reh of Logan to host a welcome reception at the parsonage for Rev. Galpin and family and Miss Jayne. B G Thatcher returns from Salt Lake with two Miller pianos. four remain from a prior lot, with two carloads expected daily. Remains of Green Plake, a Salt Lake pioneer and early Mormon, were brought for burial in Paris. he died at 76, had strong Mormon faith.
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Robert L. Redford
Post
T. Brown & Co
Logan
Ann Greed
E. J. Evans
Agricultural College
H. A. Pedersen
M. Hi Cloreh
Guilpin
Dore Jayne
Galpin
Jayne
B. G. Thatcher
Salt Lake
Thatcher Music Co
Green Plake
Joseph Smith
Idahoalls
Mis 47
Abraham
Idaho Paris
Pribave
Saterday
Fine Course of Lectures in Logan at Agricultural College
A noted series starts next Saturday evening at the Agricultural College with a lineup of high toned entertainments. Oct 31 Elias Day. Dec 19 Jansen Carnival Company. Reb 26 Colonel Copeland. Web 26 Olaf Karrena. April 5 Slayton Jubilee Company. Course tickets cost one dollar, 20 cents per event. Tickets on sale at Riter Bros. and Dunbar Robinson & Co. Buy early to secure seats.
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Logan
The
Agricultural College
Elias
Colonel Copeland
Olaf Karrena
Slayton Jubilee Company
Riter Bros
Dunbar-Robinson & Co
Noisy campaigns fade in quiet city politicking
In a calm civic mood the three political camps push voter registration and ballot enthusiasm with little public rallying. Party organizers report strong ticket sales and expect a heated race as preparations wrap up for the upcoming Tuesday elections.
Logan City Election Ropes In Trusted Local Leaders
In Logan the very electmen of the city choose Avthon Anderson for mayor, praising decades of service and Scandinavian honesty. Maretta Ormsby seeks recorder, Lucien C. Farr for marshal, both presented as capable and diligent public servants.
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Rist
Avthon Anderso
Logwo
Logan
Ele
Anthon Anderson
Maretta Ormsby
Ometeria
Ormsby
Recorder’s
Lucien C. Farr
Election slate touts candidates for Logan city offices
The document promotes Lute Barr for marshal and Louis S. Cardon for justice of the peace. It endorses Robert Anderson for councilman in the Third district, Joan St. Edwards for the Third district, Brigham Guy Poutcher for the Fourth district, and H. Bitch as councilman candidate. It asserts their integrity, business experience, and dedication to city interests, while defending a rival Hatch against false claims.
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Ian
Lute Barr
Louis S. Cardon
Justice of the Peace
Wall
Bitch
Bser
Hatch
Hercules
Masicio
Hateh
Robert Anderson
Joan St. Edwards
Srd
Logan
Loew
Edwards
Brigham Guy Poutcher
Utah
Biynum Young
Salt Lake
Cardon
Daints In Session At Logan Tabernacle Conference
The Quarterly conference of the Cace stake of Zion met in Logan tabernacle on Sunday morning February 25 at 10 o'clock. Elders George Lensdale and Reed Smoot, Presiding Bishop W B Preston, Elders Joseph Morel, Isaac Smith, W W Menughan, stake presidency members, High Councils and others attended. President Morel welcomed attendees, noted rising tithing, reported two excommunications since last meeting, and urged unity. President J H Tinford described Brigham Young College as thriving with strong attendance and a focus on useful lifelong learning, following a visit from President Joseph F Smith. The message invited Saints to visit the college. continuation to follow in the next issue.
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Cace Stake of Zion
Logan Tabernacle
George ‘Lensdale
Reed Smoot
Quorum of Apostles
W. B. Preston
Joseph Morreil
Isaac Smit
W. W. Menughan
Stake
High
Christian Larsen
Preston
Joseph Morrell
J. H. Tinford
Brigham Young College
Joseph F Smith
Notice of U S M L A officers meeting
The officers meeting of the U S M L A will be held at the Stake room next Saturday October at 11 a m instead of one week later. A good attendance of officers and members is desired. Mary L Hendrickson, Martha W Onrilsie, Leal D Widtsoe Stulke presidency.
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Stake Room
Histor LO A. mi
Mary JL. Hendrickson
Martha W. Onrilsie
Leal D. Widtsoe
Stulke
Mormonism Clouds Columbia Law Class President Vote
In Washington on October 28 the Columbia law school election for class president ended without a result after disputes over Mormon affiliation. Candidates were J R Raley Oregon J J Lightfoot District of Columbia and Arael Emerson Willey Utah. Willey admitted church membership triggering controversy and votes were repeatedly cast without a decisive outcome. The election is deferred while the Mormonism question remains unresolved.
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Washington
Columbia Law School
J. R. Raley
Oregon
J. J. Lightfoot
District of Columbia
Arael Emerson Willey
Utah
Willey
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A. S. Hoge
Rhoda
Cache Valley
Paris Post
Wss
Archbold
Greg. J. Brown
George Hanbert
Geo. Jensen
Bertha Jensen
Maria Johnson
Goldie Miss Robins
Walter J
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