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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1900
Page
2
City authorities of St Petersburg plan an 11,450,000 dollar loan for rebuilding and improving the city by 1903 to mark the 200th anniversary. Cleveland divorce data show 3,235 marriages and 46 divorces for the year, with no stated petition outcomes. Urban nerves suffer from endless traffic noise. calls for stronger municipal control to ease strain.
The text notes two regular mols in the day for the Chinese breakfast, various dain tes on the table eaten with chopsticks, and tea served in bowls. Tea is sometimes brewed in teapots, with leaves added directly to cups, and cups are large like breakfast cups. Pipes are smoked at intervals during the meal.
Incomprehensible OCR text describes rough conditions at Cape Nome with references to typhoid fever and supply lines. It notes an appeal for medical officers and government transport to bring funds home and aid exhausted efforts amid harsh tundra conditions.
G W Tarleton of San Jose shares a historic harness care method found accidentally with kerosene emulsion. A soap solution heated with kerosene forms a creamy mix used to soak, scrub, and soften leather, then dried and treated to restore pliability. blacking achieved with lamp black. Repeats recommended for brittle old leather to renew appearance and use.
Reports indicate Uresia and Holetin Friedlan rivals in dairy breed tests at the Pan American Exposition. Details cover grading standards for Danish milk quality, pricing, and seasonal calving strategies for creameries and cheese factories.
The article notes interlinked effects from China’s market closure on Lowell cotton mills cutting production, Southern mills hit, Pacific freight vendors cutting shipments, and ginseng diggers in the Midwest facing idle times. It also mentions a curious idea about how religious beliefs can affect resource use and a small bag of mulberry to protect property.
Judges at the Paris Exhibition awarded Walter Haker & Co of Dorchester MA a world medal for their preparation of constant chocolate. The firm, among the largest cocoa manufacturers, has received multiple top awards from major exhibitions in Europe and America, marking a third award from Paris expositions.
The Austrian government has reduced the eight hour day for workers through state action. The measure aims to streamline labor conditions and boost productivity, with implications for industry and unions.
Attorney H L Taylor reports on a players union in Buffalo noting every major league player except two has signed the roll and paid July dues. He says members see the need for a clear structure and bright prospects for the grouping as the project advances.
Dr Kurtace J Newton, a left handed internist, has been praised for improving treatment methods at Mt Carmel Indiana and Norfolk Virginia assignments. His rising reputation follows a tenure with Mayaville and further engagements with Cincinnati based clinics.
A fragment quotes Mest' Maur criticizing umpires and referees noting they face harsh scrutiny. The speaker claims officials face pressure and mockery, suggesting critics should experience the same treatment to understand their challenges. The tone is opinionated and pointed.
A garbled baseball column discusses McGraw and Robinson under heavy criticism, mentions pitcher changes at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and notes Joe Corbett's illness in San Francisco. It cites L left handed rookie McLaughlin and Dunn of Brooklyn, with O Connor of Pittsburgh a top salaried catcher. Historical notes touch on Cleveland ties and former Giants manager Eveling. The piece praises McGraw’s discernment and reflects on plate discipline and batting averages amid a volatile era.
A damaged OCR text outlines a proposition to amend the State Constitution of Utah. It covers uniform property taxation proportional to value, possible credits and exemptions for federal, state, counties, cities, and public libraries, and specifies that lands and facilities for irrigation may be taxed separately for each purpose. It calls for publication prior to the general election and submission to voters.
A proposed amendment to Section 6 Article 0 would redraw electoral boundaries by districting cities apart from counties and require publication in newspapers to inform voters. The measure seeks to empower state election oversight and modify district control with a new funding and timing framework.
Fragmentary OCR outlines amendment processes and legislative powers in a Utah state constitution section. It references popular approval by voters, legislative assent, veto provisions, and sections on direct democracy and amendments. Strong entities include Utah, Legislature, and voters. unclear dates or places remain.
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