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Kowallis children looking at Logan Temple from their home in River Heights. Shown here are Fred, Ivy, and Gertrude.
Karl A. Kowallis was the editor of two early Logan newspapers.
Karl A. Kowallis was the editor of two early Logan newspapers.
The Logan Post was published from 1904 to 1906 and was a German-language newspaper.
The Cache County Advertiser was published in English and featured classified ads with some news stories. It was published from 1906 to at least 1914.
The Cache County Advertiser was published in English and featured classified ads with some news stories. It was published from 1906 to at least 1914.
Karl (Carl) August Kowallis was born in Berlin, Germany in 1874. He was the son of Carl August Otto Kowallis and Auguste Pauline Worbs. He emigrated to America in 1893.
Karl (Carl) August Kowallis was born in Berlin, Germany in 1874. He was the son of Carl August Otto Kowallis and Auguste Pauline Worbs. He emigrated to America in 1893.
The Application for membership in The Typographical Journal submitted by Karl A. Kowallis appears below. See original digitized by Google Books at this link: The Typographical Journal. Vol. X Number 1 Indianapolis, July 1, 1897, issue; Page 122. This journal was the official paper of the International Typographic Union of North America.
A brief article in the Garland Globe January 1, 1910, issue indicates that Wm. Kowallis [Karl's brother, Wilhelm] was working for the paper at this time. Hermann Kowallis was listed as a printer in the 1904 Logan Directory, employed by "The Nation."
Ayers American Newspaper Annual 1908 lists Karl A. Kowallis as the editor and publisher of the Cache County Advertiser
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