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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1902
Page
4
AY Independent Paper lists daily and Saturday morning editions for Legea in Cache County Utah with standard newspaper notice cadence and distribution notes. The readable fragment indicates regular publishing schedule and regional focus.
Peregaler qusiteriy Confer ence of the Hyrum Stake will cor vere at Wellsville on Sunday and Monday Sept 2 1902. A good attendaves of the Saints is Geaired.
The Nation announces premiums for the coming subscription season. Prizes include bicycles, guitars, banjos, rockers, patterns, dress goods, underwear, fruit dishes, hats, shoes, pocket items, lamps, books, and a cash deposit at Ist Nat Bank, with various donors such as Harris Music Co F A Newburger Logan Dry Goods Campbell and Morrell Cache Knitting Fistr and Nielson Eliason sisters Wim Edwards Hansen Co Andrews Paterson and Ownby Johnson Jewelers.
Dr Charles L Dana studied 1450 cases to explore hereditary drinking. He reports overwhelming parental drinking in most patients, notes fathers were usually the drinkers, and finds indoor workers more affected than day laborers, artisans, or small tradesmen. He also disputes sensational claims of rising female drunkenness based on Belle Vue admissions in 1887, 1889.
A reader friendly notice extols The Nation as the best paper in Cache Valley offering impartial political coverage and robust local news. It highlights illustrated miscellaneous content, lower subscription price, and advance payment rewards for subscribers.
The year saw a massive influx as nearly 3,000 immigrants landed in New York in May, the largest monthly total in twenty years. Since 1893, annual arrivals rose sharply, signaling a continuing rise in immigration and a tightening trend in admissions.
The article discusses waves of recent arrivals from Austria Hungary Italy and Russia. It notes many arrive funded by kin abroad and cite illiteracy and crime as concerns. It contrasts arrivals from Germany Britain and Scandinavia who seek homes in the West, urging limits on lower class immigration to avoid a burden.
A rousing reception greeted the Boer generals in England and South Africa, with many noting they appear greater in defeat than in victory. The reaction underscores respect for their leadership and endurance amid the setbacks.
In 1895 there were 10 479 men and 900 women with the women’s share at 3 percent. eight years later the ratio rose to 34 percent. The text is garbled but indicates a disparity that the source questions as persistent, asking why this prevalence exists.
The heartfelt sympathy of all who know him goes out to President W. W. Maughan in the terrible affliction that has fallen him. Mrs. Maughan was a noble spirit sent by a merciful Providence to cheer and bless those in her sphere, and while it was God’s perfect will to call her to her final home, it is a sad blow to those near and dear to her. May heaven comfort those who sorrow.
News from the Philippine Islands reports the last insurgents surrender in Samar after terms of peace with General Claro Guevara and General Frederick D. Grast. Rehabilitation of the Philippines and American colonization plans are outlined, noting the islands' fertility and potential population growth.
A fragment notes the Marlborough dukes moving ahead with a broad initiative at Newport. The text hints at power and influence shaping modern affairs, but details are unclear due to fragmentary wording.
In Iowa, David L. B. Henderson declines renomination to Congress citing a platform favoring tariff reductions and distrust of trusts. He opposes free trade despite calls for trust control. In Massachusetts, George Fred Williams loses influence as his faction is defeated across the state convention.
Frank Cannon serves as chairman of the Democratic state committee while Fred Turner seeks the Republican nomination for Cache county sheriff this year. Mark Hanpes may, in time, hold a prominent Populist role.
The Young Men's Mutual Improvement Associations of the Cache stake announce a convention on Sunday September 21 in the Stake tithing office council room. Sessions start at 10 AM and 2 PM with important business on Mutual Improvement work for the season. Stake presidency bishops YMMA members and ward officials are invited and every officer is urged to be present.
Logan dealers list current grain prices with asking rates for corn oats and wheat across local markets. Prices reflect spot trades and regional supply conditions.
The opera house announces a winter lineup featuring Thelma The Stowaway A Boxy Tramp Finning's Ball Ward and James Down Mobile Over the Fence A Convict's Daughter Royal Italian Band On Stroke of 12 Uncle Tom The Telephone Girl Hunting for Hawkins Trello Bill A Little Outcast Haverley's Minstrels Man from Sweden Pickings from Puck Mrs Idruney A Runaway Match Peck's Bad Boy The Pedler's Claim Murray and Mack Cowboy and the Lady Charles A Gordon Sandy Bottom Barlow Minstrels The Deemster and more in S&S Miller Kent and other acts.
Daily general delivery hours a general delivery window from 8 am to 6 pm with Sunday hours 12 pm. Money order window open from 9 am to 1 pm and then more times listed. Post routes include Preston Salt Lake Ogden Sieur Ely Providence Millville Hyrum Paradise Benson King College with Wednesday and Saturday service notes.
Fred W. Crockett, a bonded abstractor for Cache County, promotes abstracts that trace property history and help determine if a title is sound. He offers to prepare accurate abstracts for homes and real estate.
A reader reports three years of bronchitis with sleepless nights and says Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy gave complete relief after trying doctors and patent medicines. The letter notes the remedy is sold by all dealers.
An old advertisement touts Hiya Croom Main as a pleasant remedy for colds and head congestion. It promises fast relief with a formula mailed for 10 cents and sold by all druggists under Ely Hrithete address at 56 Warren St New York. It claims to soothe irritated membranes and prevent nasal catarrh and hay fever with Liv's Commiss support.
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