The Nations Premiums for Subscription Season
The Nation lists premiums to be awarded including bicycle guitar banjo dress patterns shoes and more. Items come from Harris Music Co FA Newbarger Logan Dry Goods Campbell Morrell City Shoe store Eliasson Sisters Jo Newbolds and other merchants with cash deposits at Ist Nat Bank.
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Bicycle
Harris Music Co
Banjo
FA Newbarger
Cardon & Boreham
Star Grocery Store
Logan Dry
Campbell and Morrell
Gabe Knitting Factory
Ownby &Johnson’s
Davbar
Robalcart
Passing of the Pioneers and fading immortals of 47
Levi N. Kendall died March 16 at Mapleton. He was among the original pioneer band of Utah led by Brigham Young, arriving July 22-24, 1847, and helped start the first plough in the region. The roster of survivors has dwindled since the 1307 jubilee, with several named members passing in years 1898 to 1903. Current survivors listed include George W. Brown and Thomas P. Cloward among others, with Joseph Booker believed to be near San Diego.
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Levi N. Kendall
Mapleton
Utah
Hrigham Young
Mr.Kendall
Jaly
Tribune
Pioneer company survivors reach Salt Lake Valley in 1847
The list names John W Kleinman Norton A P Shumway W c A Smoot James W Stewart Joseph Rooker Samuel H Marble Horace Thornton W P Vance Henson Walker George Woodard and Lorenzo Sobieski Young as pioneers. Aaron F Farrani George Woodard and three others died and were sent back from Green River Wyoming to meet later companies. Eighteen survivors reached Salt Lake Valley between July 22 and 29 1847, with all known living members identified.
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Kleinman
John W. Norton
A. P. Shumway
W. c. A. Smoot
James W.stewart
Joseph Rooker
Samuel H. Marble
Horace Thornton
W. P. Vance
Henson Walker
George Woodard
Lorenzo Sobieski Young
Mormon Battalion
Wyoming
Crow Family
Missouri
Pioneers
Aaron F. Farrani
Green River
Wye
Wilds of
Salt Lake Valley
Pioneers' Aims: Comfort in Their Waning Years
The statement urges ensuring comfort and happiness for elderly pioneers in their remaining years, reflecting a humane concern for aging veterans and the dignity of their later life.
Reckless Missouri Minister Promises Futuristic Funeral Ovations
A Missouri minister vows to reveal truths at future funeral ovations and warns he may attend his own funeral. The piece notes the United States budget next year stands at 32000 dollars while Britain allocates about 150000 dollars.
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Missouri
United States
Farmers Seek Comfort in Floods Riches
Mississippi Valley farmers cling to the belief that floods bring material wealth to the farms they affect by lifting soil and enriching land, even as homes barns and improvements are washed away.
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Mississippi Valley
Lebanon Bridegrooms Opal Buttoned White Suit Highlighted
Lebanon Pennsylvania featured a wedding where the groom wore a pure white broadcloth suit with large opal studded buttons. The event underscores the town's flair for fashionable menswear.
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Lebanon
Salt City of Kelburg Deep Underground Cracow
The city of Kelburg near Cracow Poland lies underground within rock salt. It houses 3000 salt miners in white carved streets and an electric lighted cathedral. Infectious disease is absent and most residents die of old age.
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Kelburg
Cracow
Poland
Scientists oppose hardening of children by cold bathing
The scientists argue that hardening lowers a child's vitality and increases susceptibility to colds and other contagious diseases. They urge children to grow up naturally without hardening or pampering, but with protection from severe conditions to thrive.
Alms Giving and Improving Races Across Livestock
A fragment discusses alms giving as mischievous and interfering with nature's work, then argues for intelligent breeding among farmers. It asks what improved breeding could achieve for cows and pigs, implying a social critique of charity versus selective breeding.
Hundredth Birthday Anniversary of Celebrated Authors
The centennial celebrations near for Ralph Waldo Emerson Bulwer Lytton Beaconfield Hawthorne Whittier Longfellow Tennyson Thackeray Dickens and others across 1903 1909 marking a century since their births with public notices and commemorations noted by regional papers.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Bulwer Lytton
Beaconfield
Hawthorne
Whittier and Longfellow
Tennyson
Thackeray
Dickens
Man’s Joy with Spring Wardrobe Hike Ends Briefly
A man delights in spring but his happiness is cut short when his wife declares a need for a new spring hat frock and other fixings, signaling a practical end to his mood.
Distilled Water Cure Promoted by Local Testimonies
In Logan Utah on March 26 1908 witnesses report a remarkable cure of rheumatism from drinking distilled water. Real estate dealer H A Peterson and residents Mrs Alta Shurtliff Mrs William Bingham affirm the Harrison pure water still and Quaker double walled bath cabinet meet claims. Cabinets and stills for sale by Mrs A Ponnesbeck Gast Center Street Logan Ward 7. Avent for Cache commrys
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Logan
Utah
Tim
H. A. Peterson
Harrison
Alta Shurtliff
William Bingham
Ponnesbeck
Logan 7Th Ward
Gast Center Street
Cache Commrys
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Cache County
South Main Street
Ely
Mall
ELY Binthers
Warren Street
New York
Riter Bros
Cache Knitting Works
THE
Logan Nurseries
Carolina
Lggan Nurseries
M. and Grain & Seed Co
Center Street
Vermont
Idaho
Isarg Jorgensen
Desere
Mwilis
Isaac Jorgensen
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