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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
17
A damaged OCR lists candidates and officials for the Logan area and county offices. Names include William McKinley, John D. Dixon, Brigham Howell Jones, and James J. Walters among others. The document appears to be a public notices roster of judges clerks and commissioners with various roles in the jurisdiction.
The 1900 campaign is praised for its principled, direct stance with no name calling. Governor Wells cruise is hailed as the county’s greatest triumphal tour, while Democrats abandon support, recognizing the faultless administration and the Republicans’ era of progress, prosperity, and widespread backing.
A compact notice references Early Risers Co op Grocery and Drug Co. The fragment hints at a local cooperative grocery and drug venture and their promotional presence in the paper.
Des Moines reports the Republican state committee received posters titled King Andrew the First mocking Andrew Jackson as imperialist. The broadside accuses a kingly president of defying the people and judges, appointing favorites, and denying old soldiers. It echoes 1932 campaign imagery and civic revolt themes.
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as nourishment when blood is weak and health falters. It targets “iman woman and child,” claiming the product “sets the whole body going again” and directs readers to Scott & Rowse chemists in New York with availability at all druggists.
A damaged local notice mentions John Bevell at the White House on 2nd Street with low stock prices and a cryptic tale about a fox in sheep’s clothing. It lists Keonty DeWitt Witch Huzal Selve and Chop Grocery & Diag Company, plus unclaimed letters for Henry Dickson Edward Johnson Mrs J C Palmer Walter B Plankett and Mr Henry Thomas.
A torn ad promises one hundred dollars reward for proof of failure to cure catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text then presents testimonials from a person claiming fifteen years of honorable business conduct, though the writing is garbled and difficult to parse.
A garbled note touts well fixed watches and regulated timing for political advantage. It urges voters and parties not to be fooled by jewelry firm Carden Jewelry Co. and its watchmakers, promising reliable work and a selection ranging from ten cent pies to a one hundred dollar watch.
The notice announces a sheriff sale in the county for a real estate parcel described as southwest quarter and other details. The United States survey for utility purposes and the official price are listed, with the date October 17 and parties Emer Crockett as sheriff and Manghan as attorney for plaintiff acknowledged.
Probate notice from the Utah district court advertises a sheriff sale of property in Logan City, Cache County, Utah. The auction is scheduled for November 18 at 1:00 PM at the county courthouse, detailing lot and tract descriptions, boundaries, and mortgage terms. It notes payment in United States currency and lists involved parties and the attorney for the petitioner.
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