The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-29

ley scored over him In 1895 was in
creased every four years thereafter
that Bryan was on the ticket Seems
20 US that the people were too swift
for Mr. Bryan. But then Frank had
to say something you know.
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PRosPERlTYs INDEX
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Says Texas exchanged: To our
desk there come from seventy.five 70
hundred exchanges each week
From these we can Judge very ac'
curately the life and prosperity OF a
town.
IF the paper is full of good, live
advertising, then that town is active,
people are spending their money Mt
home and the farmers drive in from
miles around to do trading
'If the advertising is rather meager
and the merchants are afraid to let
the people know through the columns
of the paper what they charge tor
their goods, then is that town dead,
the farmers and town citizens as
we'll, are sending away their cash
money while the merchants sit around
and kick because the people are net
loyal to them.
People do read advertisements"
| What is true in Texas is true in
all other cities.
Advertising in local newspapers not
only means money to the advertiser,
but it means publicity for the city in
which the merchant lives and in
which the newspaper is published.
1t is a great mistake to think that
the Herald, for instance, is read on
ly in Baker county and portion Of
surrounding counties. s"f '
This newspaper, in common with
! others is circulated from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. mis- on file In hotels,
reading rooms, libraries and else
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Inquiries directed to this office
show that II is rcitizen-getter, and
a business.getter for its town.
Hence the merchant who does not
advertise his wares is not only hind
ering the development, of his own
business, but, he is failing, lamentably
to do bis little best In advertising his
city and county in middle west anc
cast-Pocatello Tribune.
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DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT
FOR TAFT ba3
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The Lewiston, Idaho, Tribune, IN
able and conservative Democratic
Journal, in discussing the developing
trend of the national campaign
makes reference to President Taft
and the work he has been doing, in
the following language: 70 yEts
HE has been reducing the cost and
the establishment Of government and
putting the entire mechanism on a
simpler and more effective basis Di
vested of prejudiced and erroneous OF
colored opinions, it will probably be
found that the government of III,
United States Is now very capable
well-ordered and industrious organ
ization and about as we'll managed as
so elaborate and far-flung piece ol
business can well be expected to be
II is important to keep that fact In
mind, seeing that the country is soor
going to divide again over the sorJ
OF government we are to have here
after. OF course, we ourselves prefe,
some great democrat for the chic
magistracy, deeming that such Greco
is better for all concerned, in the
first instance and as a means of re
storing the parity between the two
parties. in the second instance. Blu
upon those whose mental bias ant
environment make them Republican,
we should earnestly urge the friend
Hest consideration of Judge Taft
claim to continued confidence anC
support, for the one reason II for N,
other that the national administration
will be perfectly safe in his hands an,
will suffer no upheavel or drastic
innovations II he can prevent 1t. /
is generally considered that the bes
way, If not the only way, to restor,
development and investment OF an
considerable scale is for the countr
to become politically sober again an,
that happy end is now in fair wa
to be realized, thanks to Judge Tai
more than all the rest combined ol
! the one side and to men like Cover
nor Harmon and Mr. Underwood o.
: the other side. And IL that Is wha
. the country wants. the full Dime
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