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Wagon similar to one Karl Kowallis would have used to pick up the second-hand press he bought on installments to begin publishing the Logan Post.
Marriage license obtained by Karl Kowallis to marry Justina Brenner.
Marriage license obtained by Karl Kowallis to marry Justina Brenner.
Salt Lake Herald. August 31, 1898. Page 6
Salt Lake Herald. August 31, 1898. Page 6
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.
Wedding picture Karl August Kowallis and Justina Eicher Brenner.
Shown below is a picture of Otto and Beth taken about 1903, a year before the "birth" of The Logan Post.
Shown below is a picture of Otto and Beth taken about 1903, a year before the "birth" of The Logan Post.
Karl Kowallis is listed in the 1902 and 1903 City Directory as a Compositor for the Salt Lake Beobachter. Residence 2406 S. State.
Karl Kowallis is listed in the 1902 and 1903 City Directory as a Compositor for the Salt Lake Beobachter. Residence 2406 S. State.
This is Bishop Robert Taylor Burton's home where Bishop Taylor resided with his third wife, Sarah Ann Garr Burton. The address of the home is 2406 S. State in Salt Lake City. This is most likely the birthplace of Otto Karl and Elizabeth Justine (Beth).
This is Bishop Robert Taylor Burton's home where Bishop Taylor resided with his third wife, Sarah Ann Garr Burton. The address of the home is 2406 S. State in Salt Lake City. This is most likely the birthplace of Otto Karl and Elizabeth Justine (Beth).
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