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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1900
Page
2
Utah Republicans at Provo nominate James Keammond and supporting slate for state offices. Delegates elect officers, hear speeches, and set rules for registration and voting ahead of the November election. The document lists balloting results for several local races and details registration deadlines and residence requirements.
Democratic party leaders in Salt Lake convened and nominated a state ticket the following day. Frank J Cangen presided as temporary chairman and declared himself Democrat. W H King nominated for Congress by acclamation. O W Movie nominated for governor by flowing vote. list of other state officers follows with Barber, Porter, Hayes named among officials. Presidential electors still not named as of late Saturday.
Fragmented names and places appear in a garbled marriage list. The legible fragments reference individuals in Mink Creek and Paria with ages noted, alongside partial street and business terms. The piece resembles a misread social notice page with no clear event details.
Washington reports the German government’s position on Russia’s proposal to withdraw troops from Pekin favors a partial withdrawal while retaining some forces. Tokyo wires that Japanese protests over native Christian repression have subsided. Georgetown judge upholds Powers appeal bill. execution date set. Boer war reports from London describe advancing British forces and Boer resistance efforts in the Limpopo and Liedenborg regions. Local Democrats decide to open campaign headquarters in Lud.
Verney Card longtime resident and pioneer of Logan and Coote counties died Tuesday at age 86 after a period of frail health. He helped build Logan area infrastructure and was among the early leaders in the community. He contributed to development in the region and was remembered as a main builder in the county.
An obituary notes a 1844 New York born man who embraced the gospel in 1854 and lived in Parmington before moving to Logan. He leaves two daughters and many relatives including President C O Gard of Alberta Stoke Waosdld, plus 32 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Sunday at noon in Logan Tabernacle.
The text lists school assignments for city teachers across Ballard School and Egbertito School and notes boundary lines and yearly maintenance. It mentions the Ballard School second and third grades will take some action and the eighth grade will represent at Woodrell Very. A.M. Merrill, Superintendent, is referenced.
The notice lists missionary appointments for Sunday September 9 1900 with locations including Tekan ech and Nt Be improper. It mentions Pitkin Guy Deter Trenton Newton and Laechavan with times around 1 to 4 a.m. and references to northwestern districts and travel details.
An ad style notice states the repair department handles old jewelry repairs with a motto about reliability and skill. It emphasizes trust in diamond ornament restoration and the department’s renowned reputation for quality repairs.
An ad fragment warns against dangerous ingredients in rival salves and promotes DaWitt's Witch Hamel Salve as the genuine remedy. It mentions DeWitt's salve as safe and ties products to local suppliers Qo wp Grocery and Urug company.
A fragmentary report notes a hazardous situation involving Tetris per lt binn ing and the Htranaky-Steel Wareuweach pieces. No injuries or official actions are confirmed in the readable text.
A garbled notice describes cooking and endurance themes with scattered phrases. It references taste, heat, and persistence, but the text remains unclear about people, places, or concrete events.
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