Census Finds Wide Home Ownership Across States and Cities
Census Bureau analysis shows 48 percent of U S families own homes and farms, with 24 percent incumbrances. New York leads urban ownership at about 90 percent. Boston and Brooklyn follow. Rural and city contrasts highlight high values and varying interest rates on incumbrances across major cities and regions.
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Washington D. C
United States
Cantown
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Washington
Rorchester
N.Y
Omaha
Lewisville
New Orleans
Brigham Young College Preparatory School Opens Sept 17
The B Y College announces the preparatory department will open September 17 in Tabernacle northwest rooms after relocating for lab space. Students 12 and up who completed fifth grade may enroll without library or lab fees, with access to college facilities and instruction by college professors. Tuition is 38.38 for fall, plus 2.50 each for winter and spring terms.
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Brigham Young College
Tabernacle
Territorial
New Franklin
Norinal
Singing Practice for Sunday School Conference
First singing practice for the coming Sunday school conference will be held in the Tabernacle next Thursday evening at SPamn. S.8. Superintendents are urged to assist chorister J. M. Wilson with all possible help.
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Hell
Tabernacle
Spamn
J. M. Wilson
Office Ad Promises Jobs at Lowest Prices
An advertisement proclaims a link to obtain all kinds of job work at this office and at the lowest prices, inviting readers to access varied services through a single source. The item emphasizes affordability and wide range of tasks available.
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Link
Untimely death of Lewis H. Jones shocks Brigham City
This obituary recalls the death of Lewis Howell Jones born April 18 1868 Wellsville Utah and long time Brigham City resident. He died after a horse accident led to a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at the Second Ward Assembly rooms with extensive community attendance. The Utah National Guard Company D and the Summer School he served with honored him. Relatives and speakers praised his intellect and noble character.
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Lewis Howell Jones
Brigham City
Jones
Little Mountain
Wellsville
Second Ward Aassemly
Utah National Guard Company D
Valentine
Kelly
Whiting
RH. Jones
Ull Thirough
Mr. Jones
Lewi Howell Jones
Notice of Assessment for Muarduck Block Co of Logan
At a directors meeting on August 1 8 1904 an assessment of one and a half cents per share was levied on the corporation's capital stock payable to BP Bo Se treasurer in Cache County on or before August 18 1904. Any unpaid shares by October 3 1904 may be sold at public auction. If not paid by October 22 1904 the delinquent assessment and advertising costs will be collected. Joseph A West secretary Logan Utah.
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Bo Se
L Wai Cache
Saving Wheat For Bread Through Organized Storage
A plea argues that bread shortages past and future demand a shift from individual hoarding to organized wardlevel wheat storage. It cites Joseph and Pharoah as precedent, proposes building storage under a company, with families contributing wheat to stockpile, to sustain five to twenty thousand bushels per ward within five to ten years.
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Joseph Whin
Egypt
Pharoah
Joseph
The Agricultural College of Utah details facilities and costs
The Agricultural College of Utah outlines nine buildings valued at substantial sums, extensive practical instruction across agriculture, horticulture and engineering, a twenty member faculty, 08 acres for demonstrations, free tuition with a quoted total attendance cost not exceeding 150 dollars annually, and admission via written application to the Agricultural College, Logan or JH Faul, PhB, President.
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Keptenberath
Etuilenbe
Manuel Taining
Lagan
Uith
Waten Paeltie Railway
Cotilirus
Mie Agricultural College
Fiogin
JH. Faul
Ph. B
Our Colleges Utah Opened in Early September
Our Colleges Utah opened on Tuesday September 4 and Brighany Your College on Monday September 1. These institutions should receive beauty support from Logan and Cache county and benefit business activity. Logan is set to become the regional educational center, with growth dependent on local interest. The city and county must support facilities and attendance to elevate Utah education.
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Agricultural College of
Utah
Brighany Your College
Logan
Cav
Intermountain
Surrouning
Cache County
Onlookers note price trusts and a life changing accident
The article records a local flour price trust talk and a serious accident. It mentions a carpenter Mr Bliemel losing fingers and a leg near the wrist after a Logan road crash. It also includes Registrar Wilko reporting slow register updates and a general discussion of rising food costs and trusts in the county.
Reopening Debated At Desert University Newsroom
A garbled report outlines plans to reopen in September with faculty reforms and extended programs. It mentions Talend Avies Detter and Naval Schoul Couprie Liner, plus extended internal equipment of the Diversity and increased examination standards. For more details contact EB Tataracs, President, Suit Lake City.
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University
Hinds Ty Teanh
Dames
Tataracs
Lake City
Potatoes Wanted by Utah Wash Produce Co Logan
The Utah Wash Produce Co invites potato sellers to market Marly Rose spuds now, promising the highest cash price. They warn later sales will be unmarketable and note the business sits opposite the post office in Logan.
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Utah Wash Produve Co
Logan
Shows Promotion Offer From Jus Quayle & Co
The note promises a promotion where every boy or girl buying a pair of Shows on Saturday receives a base ball or School Companion, and every gentleman or lady receives a pair of rose crux.
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Jus, Quayle & Co
Republican Convention Delegates Named For Territorial Electio
Reports from Wellsville, Cache Valley show a Republican convention Saturday at 2 p m with about fifty delegates and alternates chosen to elect Utah's next congressman and a territorial committee. The Union Pacific will run a special train at 0.70 per township fare, and free transport for the Wellsville Republican band. Delegates listed include J T Hammond, W W Maughan, J C Knowles, Y Kapp, Isaac Smith, A N Rosenbaum, and more with numerous alternates across Logan Millville Proviperer Bessex Picturepono and other communities.
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Mithusinsa
Union Pacific
Wellsville
Cache Valley
Utah
J.T Hammond
W. W. Maughan
J. C. Knowles
Y. Kapp
Isaac Smith
A. N. Rosenbaum
J.C. Walters
HH. A. Peterson
L. 2D. Martin
Orson Smith
W. A. Thane
Joseph Odell
Wim. Brangham
Jos. Anderson
Hos. Trvine
E. St. Nielsen
John Thomas
O. Stevens
J. A. Hendrickson
Eli Bell
Panaptski
J. P. Law
Geo. D
Ubbe
Charles Shaw
John Weles Hiremu
C. F. Olsen
Ho H. Peterson
Soren Hansen
Alter- Hates
Ho H- Peterson
O. P. Olsen
S. Green
Joseph Towel
Lorenz Hensen
Plall
Daniel Walters
James A. Leytham
Wm. J. Hill
Millville
Samuel Holt
Joseph Jeppaen
Joseph A. Smith
Goodfrey Pulumian
Conunoks CO
Bindrop, Jr
Michael Folinsen
r—P'red Laysen
Thomas Muir Sr
Mormon Bird
Peter Lavraen
Peter Paternai
Paul M. Phalson
Bessex
Thomas H. Reese
Robert Girifils
Hyun Pank
Steven Thurston
Llenry Ashcroft
Newton
Niels Jacobsen
J. N. Hansen
Cranestos
Richard Costley
Richard Godfrey
Phestow
Isaac Pullam
John Bingham
Lewisrox
Ole Olsen
Win
Wool Wanted at the Knitting Factory Loygan
Fractured notice from a Knitting Factory listing seeks wool supplies. Sparse readable text mentions Loygan and a request for yarn material. No clear date or additional entities are legible.
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Eumberace
B. Y. College
Lewis H. Jones
Muarduck Block Company of
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Joseph A. West, Secretar
Utub
the Agricultural College OF Utah
J 1 Eilwanls
Alee
Linnhurst
Undertaker
Wilko
Yoates Hay Toon
Bliemel
Crowthen
Logan Conven
Palace
University of Utah
Provo
Congres
Loy
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