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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1903
Page
1
An accident at Logan sugar factory left George Finlayson and Bert McCulloch severely burned up to their waists after boiling water flooded a wooden trench from the beet cleaning trough. Doctors worked to ease pain and aid recovery though both remain in serious condition. the company pledges worker protection amid the mishap.
Wes A Miner returns from Salt Lake and Nepal while locals report visits from Thomas Holland and Marian Lucas. The Beacon Light Society met at Brigham Young college with Virginia Bush describing Shakespeare use and club plans. Harold Lafount and Alma Robinson wed in Logan Temple and EK Lafount & son are prominent in business. Gilpin family given a social by MBE church with a program and prayers.
Mr Tik and Mr Obray, staunch Republicans of Poise, were in Logan yesterday. A young man seeks work. inquiries go through the office. Mr Sampel Kent, Lewiston cattleman, was in town on business. Mr George Hayhall was granted a permit to build a 1200 dwelling in Pitt ward. Rev Gilpin spoke on Tod's Vineyard at the M B E church. Mr Joseph Bredsteen, a Chicago journalist, is in Logan studying conditions westward, impressed with Logan. Abraham Jorgensen bought the OK store from H J Nielsen and will sell stock at cost starting Oct 1, including dry goods, groceries, and a full line of clothing. Baled hay and select cabbage quality vegetables are on hand on First North street. The Cache Valley Athletic Club held a smoker with boxing and wrestling bouts among local lads. Brigham Young College shows progress with classrooms filling, two basketball teams active, and plans for economic tests. The band serenaded President and Mrs Linford, and lectures from eastern educators, including Prof Clark and Prof Jastrow, are being arranged.
Ads list polling places in Logan City for the upcoming Tuesday including Ballard and Fill’s school houses and ward meeting houses. Voters are urged to support N. M. Hansen for city plant leadership and trust in his experience over rival candidates amid a charged political campaign.
As Logan faces another election residents praise the Democratic ticket for high character and business responsibility. They note two non‑Utah church members on the slate, claim broad support, and prefer Farr for marshal due to his oversight as former marshal. Barr attention to colleges and Worlay is a popular council candidate with strong local ties.
A sequence of entertainment events will be presented at the Agricultural College next Saturday evening October 1. The slate includes Elias Day on October 31 the Jansen Carnival Company on December 19 Colonel Copeland February 26 Olaf Karren Peb 26 and the Slayton Jubilee on April 5. Tickets cost one dollar and four cents per event and are on sale at Titer Bros Danbur Robinson Co. Buy early to reserve seats.
Lost are a tall black mare seven years old branded MW Bons left thigh with M and B combined, white hind foot, three shoes and halter. A heavy dark bay colt with a forehead stripe and white hind foot follows. A sorrel mare branded on the shoulder, four years old, trim, long tail, white facial stripe, no brands, with shoes and halter. One day more, four years old, long tail, white facial stripe. Reward offered by HEH Buillen Jr and W Ss Langton for return of the animals.
The Logan citizens are urged to vote for Joseph C Jensen the musician Gh Leeun on the Socialist ticket for marshal. He is capable in every respect and is always seeking office, promising a chance for reform and to prevent one man from monopolizing the marshalship.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an annual conference meeting with a quorum and attendance. Mentions Sey and Satur ne with 300d attendance. details are garbled details and place names are uncertain.
County town news reports healthy conditions and a bountiful harvest with farmers rejoicing. Apples and pears fetch modest prices while visitors from Bear Lake Soda Springs Idaho and Colorado stop by. A primary fair runs October 2 and 3 featuring arts crafts and a student entertainment program with modest admissions. Local bands support fundraising efforts as a county fair idea gains momentum among residents.
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