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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1894
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text from Logan Nation Utah publication notes weekly schedule and questions rates. Readable items include publication cadence Thursdays and possibly editor names and local rate reference. No clear events or persons beyond Logan County context.
The text traces early tariff debates from 1824 through 1833 including protective duties, key figures like Webster Calhoun and Wayne, and the political split between free traders and protectionists. It notes shifts after the Civil War era, the 28th and 32nd laws, and the nullification crisis reflecting sectional tensions over tariff policy.
Historical discussion traces tariffs from 1837 turmoil to the Walker and Morill acts, noting shifts in duties and the 1883 reform, sugar import impacts, and political contention around Cummings and Jenson. It highlights Beett sugar protection, trust power, and the North region’s economic stakes amid legislative changes.
A fragment from a 19th century Utah paper accuses the Journal of sowing distrust toward Deseret News and its editors. It asserts the News remains nonpartisan despite accusations of aiding Republicanism and questions the Journal’s own motives and ties to church authorities.
A heated discussion debunks the McKinley sugar tariff claims. The Abertesy News notes the act reduces duties on refined sugar but imposes 40 percent on base materials, arguing the bill benefits trusts. It contends the tariff raises sugar prices as Senate support favored trust interests.
A Piouser Press summary critiques the McKinley and other bills, noting Democratic tariffs fail to satisfy American workers. It cites Bradford, Deals, and Halifax woolen manufacturers who see English competition revived, threatening U S industry and jobs if English goods undermine American makers. The piece warns English imports could depress wages and force American workers out of work, harming domestic industry.
A local note claims the Dienma City Voice editor is a liar and denies involvement with a political issue, asserting the account is not the Democrat’s. The fragment reflects a disputed editorial stance and unnamed parties.
A garbled sale notice advertises best shirting for ladies and men s shoes. It lists Betsy par prices and other goods at bedrock discounts. The readable text mentions children s show items and general merchandise discounts.
The Agricultural College outlines new instruction aims blending practical shop practice with theoretical study. It emphasizes engineering, commercial sciences, and domestic arts, offering free tuition and open enrollment to locals. The prospectus highlights experimental work, Inconel materials, shipboard tools, and heavy emphasis on agriculture, medicine, home economics, and public service. A written application to Wey Agi would initiate attendance.
Readable items show sugar weight coffee rice and cloth notes with stray figures. Appears as a damaged historic shopping list listing quantities and prices in unfamiliar formatting.
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