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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
2
Readers reflect on the assassination of President McKinley, noting the shock across colors and classes, the swift condemnation of the assassin Crulpogus, and the nation’s sorrow. The piece contrasts civic devotion with political turmoil, praising the late president’s personal integrity and public service amid a period of upheaval.
A fragmentary tribute recalls President McKinley’s devotion to his wife and the nation’s sorrow for her, noting the deep personal suffering and the long years of weakness she faced. The piece emphasizes universal hope and prayer for her relief and strength.
Classified item seeking employment with listing of varied chores and notary work services. Mentions B. Prof W. Crockett dealer in Pelttt and offers to attend to all kinds of notary tasks. Includes vague hints of light employment opportunities and cheap money terms.
An old-time ad promotes Scott's Emulsion claiming to heal fretful and pale children. It promises to fatten and strengthen flat chested or stunted kids with a reputed potent oil blend. The text emphasizes ease of use and that the product does not taste or smell like oil.
Notice from the Hyram Irrigation Company in Hyram City Utah. The board of directors met on June 6 to discuss an assessment to pay delinquent taxes and advertising costs. Deadline to pay the assessment is before December with penalties for late payment. Office hours and contact details provided.
The Sunday service featured a 500 member branch similar to a ward with Elder Peterson speaking on missionary work. President Morrell led prayers for President McKinley’s recovery after an assassination attempt, urging national unity and obedience to the gospel amid grief.
A garbled OCR text fragment discusses unnamed persons and events with unclear connections. It mentions a turn of events at a place called Cen or Cent, a possible replacement of someone at a position, and references to a date and a general upheaval. Names and places are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a barn and scores but lacks clear names, dates, or events. unable to extract a coherent main item for a factual newspaper card. The readable pieces do not establish a concrete action, outcome, or entities to anchor a summary.
A fractured, unclear transcription describes distress when lying down and attempting to sit up, mentioning fluttering or palpitations and fear of breathing trouble. The fragment references heart rate concerns and restlessness at night, with scattered phrases about strength, bread, and a mysterious “Heart Core” term.
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