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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
11
Dispatch from Pekin dated Sept 4 reports Hosein withdrawing legations and a rare military encampment, with allied forces expected to assume control over Pekin for the winter. Russian commander says 100 tops will be kept during the season as other powers pull back.
A fragmented Nome report notes mining schemes and wages along Alaskan creeks amid upheaval. It mentions a person earning five to twelve dollars daily along the coast, a large cash flow from placer mining on Anvil Creek, and widespread hardship. The piece references figures like Logan of Butte, Mont., and hints at protests or unrest tied to a surrounding coup.
Political notes announce Tremalchean speakers will visit Logan next week for a reception followed by a rally at the opera house. Foster, a leading US orator, will speak Monday night. songs will be interspersed. Frater and others will speak in Sanith fialhion and various towns through the week.
The City Council discussed permits and bids. The council granted none of the bids for a specified project. Dr Burge was appointed to a role, Mabel Osme named deputy recorder, and $898.87 was appropriated for current expenses. Street work and store safety measures were reviewed for legality and sidewalk improvements.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions coal and an order by M Mourilssen directed to U C Brore with references to Diamond coal and merchant terms, implying a trade inquiry or instructions and a payment context. The legibility is poor but indicates a commercial coal dealing or offer.
Fragmentary notice lists mission appointments including Hyrum, Morrell, A F Cundon, Mendon, Logan Swoondward, W UK Burnham Jr, B T Mitchell, HB Skidmore and others in a reorganizing effort. Names appear with unclear roles and locales.
Eugene Geter seeks a divorce from Bertha Giter after living in a rough marriage, with the district court handling the divorce filing. The will of the late Opros Card is probated, valued at about $5000, naming executors Cerade, Aitken Greaves, Chatterton, and others. The piece also lists extensive college laboratory equipment, farm and land references, and notes about accommodations and facilities connected to an educational institution.
The Agricultural College offers a four year course of study with preparatory and short documental options. It details graduation requirements, admission for various courses, and practical work on the farm and gardens. The curriculum includes normal training, elementary agricultural courses, and several preparatory paths for students entering advanced fields.
The readable text is garbled and provides no clear event, names, places, dates, or actionable facts to summarize into a coherent newspaper item. No coherent entities or outcomes are identifiable for a proper T S pair.
A garbled sale notice advertises a China sale at half price with phrases about clearance items. The readable names Queenhy and Jolason appear as storeowners. The fragment suggests limited quantities and early arrival benefits.
A garbled excerpt mentions the First Presidency and various religious names, dates, and places. the text is incomplete and difficult to interpret but indicates references to church figures, a calendar date and a set of ecclesiastical terms.
Fragmented OCR text mentions mail arrivals from east Oso, references to times 200 p.m. and 10:3, with garbled phrases about north and east directions. Includes names and places poorly readable, suggesting a brief transit notice or timetable snippet.
Parents may apply now for their children to join first, second, seventh and sixth grades at Brigham Young College. Admissions free, limit on number admitted. Apply at once to Ger Bullen.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a local cooperative grocery and drug store named Winn’e Bit Early Risers Co op Grocery Drug Co. The snippet implies a historical retail entry or notice without clear events or dates.
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