From the archives, Nov. 11, 1924: Student Life reports an Armistice Day chapel meeting, parade and final home game with Wyoming
The Utah Agricultural College student paper said the day's program would begin at 10 in the chapel, with a downtown parade at 1:30.
On Nov. 11, 1924, Student Life, the Utah Agricultural College paper in Logan, said Armistice Day would begin with a 10 o'clock meeting in the college chapel, where A. E. Bowen of Salt Lake City was to deliver the oration, and a downtown parade at 1:30 that afternoon. The same front page said the parade would end at the field for the Aggies' final home football game of the season against Wyoming.
Why this matters
The front page is a record of how the college and Logan marked Armistice Day 102 years ago today, with a chapel program, a downtown parade and a home football game.
Source: Student Life (Logan, Utah), Nov. 11, 1924, Vol. 23, No. 7, page 1, Utah State University Merrill-Cazier Library Digital Commons / USU Libraries Issuu scan. Catalog record; view the scan.