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- Reed Smoot Can Do No Harm
- The Estey Piano
- Origin of "Grass Widow"
- Not Pining for Hair
- Trains of Starving Cattle
- License for Lawyers
- Fish Had Many Escapes
- Insurance of St. Paul's Cathedral
- Jaws of the Leech
- New Articles of Commerce
- Clocks Used as Educators
- A Tramping Bishop
- One Idea of Our Prosperity
- Buchanan's Birthplace in Decay
- Carnegie and Krupp
- Wants a Soldier for Archbishop
- Other People's
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- School of Mines Trouble
- Affability in Public Men
- Rural Free Delivery
- Reed Smoot Can Do No Harm
- The Estey Piano
- Origin of "Grass Widow"
- Not Pining for Hair
- Trains of Starving Cattle
- License for Lawyers
- Fish Had Many Escapes
- Insurance of St. Paul's Cathedral
- Jaws of the Leech
- New Articles of Commerce
- Clocks Used as Educators
- A Tramping Bishop
- One Idea of Our Prosperity
- Buchanan's Birthplace in Decay
- Carnegie and Krupp
- Wants a Soldier for Archbishop
- Other People's
- Women of Morocco
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Logan Republican | 1903-01-27 | Page 3 | Affability in Public Men
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1903-01-27 |
| Paper | Logan Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Logan |
| County | Cache |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6qv4k97 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qv4k97 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Affability in Public Men |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1903-01-27 |
| Paper | Logan Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Logan |
| County | Cache |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | jMI AFFABILITY IN PU15LIO MEN. H The closing lemaiks of Apostlo if If Woodruff, at theconferance Just clos- u ed In this city wcio very oppoitune. ft B Regarding the lccognitlon paid to ill ; persons holding the Trlesthood In the 'I i lesser degrees, he i emarked that the ft J'resldentof tho chinch Joseph F. - V Smith, took great delight in showing 1 IK piopei defeience to oung men who fl " weieteacheisand deacons, when they . ill called upon him. This is highly pio- jjs per, for all persons like due lespect a shown them in whatever cap.iclty J9 they occupy In life. This tiait of fil character has been admhed In a gieat tm many of our leading men In jeais gft past. I'lesldcnt Geo Q. Cannon, l would baldly let a poison pass him H; without recognition. K.i.t T. Henson iR ) our tirst apostle In this county II 5 cndeaied himself to the )eople through his kindness of hc.ut and alf.iblllty. S Any man who wishes to lle hi tho j Is hearts of the people must nqt lle j aboe them, oi apiiarently so, a shako P I f of tho hand, an Imuiiiy as to their iftj welfaie awakens a waim feeling that jE is far leaching, whcieasacold nod or jjf a simple bow of the head has an Jl ji opposite effect. Kind woids aie a $ M I cheap commodity and those who do ' t not impait them would do well to ?,-r cultivate this habit. K |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qv4k97/4755717 |