The Nations Premiums for Coming Subscription Season
The Nation lists premiums and values for the upcoming subscription season. Items include bicycles, musical goods, clothing, silverware, furniture, and household items from multiple merchants such as Logan Dry Goods, Campbell and Morrell, Qache Knitting Factory, Ownby Johnson's Jewelry, City Shoe Store, Eliasson Sisters, and local banks and merchants. Several specific values and item types are noted, with many small goods like hats, dresses, and patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vital
Warris Music Co
Retin
FEA Newbarger
Rocker
Cardon & Baoraham
Star Grocery
Logan Dry Goods Company
Campbell and Morrell
Qache Knitting Factory
Ownby &Johnson's
Dupbar-Robinson
City Shoe Store
Eliasson Sisters
Joseph Newbold
Lunion
Logan Houfing
Edwarda
Hansen Co
Andreas Peterson
Ossh
Nat Bank
Nielson
Ence HK
Passing of the Pioneers and fading survivors list
The death of Levi N. Kendall in Smapleton on March 16 recalls the original pioneer band of Utah led by Brigham Young arriving in July 1847. Kendall helped start the first plough in this region. the list of survivors from the jubilee era shows dwindling numbers with only about twenty remaining, including various named pioneers across years 1897 to 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi N. Kendall
Smapleton
Utah
Brigham Young
Mr.Kendall
Tribune
Samuel Hmds 4Roie
Jyules
Arizona
Joseph Rooker
San Diego
Cal
Lymen Curtis
Joseph Egbert
Stephen H. Goddard
Charis Shumway
Wilford Woodruft
Norman Taylor
Charles A. Harper Stephen Kelsey
George Wardle
Intor
George W.brown
Thomas P.cloward
Franklin B. Dew
Isaac Perry Decker
Oxro F. Eastman
Aaron F. Farr
Green Fists
John S. Gleason
Conrad
Pioneers Reach Salt Lake Valley Debrief of 1847 Survivors
A historical tally notes eighteen men alive in Salt Lake Valley from the pioneer group as of July 22 to 24, 1847. It lists John W. Kleinman and others among survivors who started with the pioneers but did not travel Missouri to the valley with the main group. Aaron Farrani and George Woodard were sent back from Green River to meet the other companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Pioneers
Wyoming
Crow
Missouri
Aaron F. Farrani
Green River
Wyo
Fie
Wilds
Salt Lake Valley
The Lives of Hoary Pioneers Deserve Comfort
The article advocates ensuring dignity and happiness for aged pioneers in their remaining years, urging support for their comfort and welfare.
Missouri Minister Promises Truth At Funeral Ovations
A Missouri minister vows to speak plainly at funeral honors. He warns he may attend his own funeral if his warning is ignored. The piece contrasts naval budgets, noting the U S line at $2,000 next year against Britain’s $150,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Soo
United States
Mississippi flood sparks paradoxical farm wealth logic
Farmers in the valley cling to the idea that flooding enriches farmland despite wrecking houses and barns. In Lebanon Pennsylvania a recent wedding showcased a groom in a pure white broadcloth suit with opal buttons, illustrating a fashion moment from a small town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Lebanon
Salt City Kelburg Near Cracow Hidden Under Rock
Kelburg Poland a subterranean city carved from rock salt houses three thousand salt miners inhabit the community. White streets and the salt cathedral are standout features lit by electric lights. Diseases are absent in the underground settlement and most residents die of old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelburg
Cracow
Poland
Scientists oppose hardening of children by cold baths
The article argues against hardening or pampering children through cold bathing. It cites a careful investigation showing hardening lowers vitality and increases susceptibility to colds and other diseases. It urges natural development with protection from severe conditions to keep children healthy.
Alms Giving as Interference to Natural Breeding
An antiquated critique argues that alms giving harms the natural process of breeding and impairs the healthier future of the race. It urges farmers to rely on science to breed superior cattle and swine rather than charitable distribution.
Centenaries Of Famous Authors Approaching This Century
The upcoming milestone birthdays honor Ralph Waldo Emerson Bulwer Lytton Beaconfield Hawthorne Whittier Longfellow Tennyson Thackeray and Dickens with significance noted as the century turns in 1903 1904 1907 1909 1911 and beyond reflecting literary anniversaries across its era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Bulwer Lytton
Beaconfield
Hawthorne
Whittier and Longfellow
Tennyson
Thackeray
Dickens
Man's Joy in Spring Shortlived by Wife’s Demands
A man's happiness at spring fades as his wife insists on a new spring hat frock and other finery, ending the domestic cheer with a practical purchase list and household priority shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Distilled Water Cure Testimonial from Logan
In Logan on March 26 1908 real estate dealer H A Peterson attests to the cure of rheumatism by drinking distilled water and endorses Harrison pure water Still and Quaker double walled Bath Cabinet. Mrs Alta Shortlift and Mrs William Bingham confirm satisfaction and recommend the products. Cabinets and Stills sold by Mrs A Ponnesbeck Center Street Logan 7th ward No 29 as at for Cache county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Unh
H. A. Peterson
Harrison
Alta Shortlift
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Ogan
Cache County
South Main Street
Ely
Lee Head
Mall
Warren Rivest
New York
Island
Riter Bros
Cache Knitting Works
THE
Logan Nurseries
Carolina
M. and Crain & Seed Co
Center Street
Vermont
Idaho
Isaag Jorgensen
Deseret Mills
Sam
Isaac Jorgensen
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