Logan council backs canal route to power house project
Logan city council members toured the proposed municipal lighting canal site in Logan canyon on Wednesday and approved the plan. The canal will start six miles up the canyon, run two miles west to near Hercules dam, cross the river, then pipe around the mountain to the power house, delivering power to the city by October 1. Residents welcome the labor’s start as gravel is removed and the crowd cheers each progress milestone. A Mrs. Mary Haller of Mt. Crawford Va notes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy aided her son’s recovery within a day after doctors doubted hope.
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Ha ‘Sei
Logan
Logan Canyon
Crowther
Hercules Dam
Gun Botan
Chamberlain
Mary Haller
Mt. Crawford
Moths at the Opera House Draws Mixed Attendance
The Thatcher stock company presents Moths at the opera house all week. Miss Boyer as Lady Dolly impresses as a witch of the stage with striking deportment and facial expression. Miss Due and Mr. Percival also deliver notable performances amid spring work drawing crowds away.
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Thatcher Stock Company
Opera House
Miss Boyer
Dolly
Miss Due
Percival
Jiraine
Orchestra and violin giveaway as Salt Lake trip looms
Miss Ingra and Miss Phyllishatcher charm audiences with a Spanish pace and violin solo each evening. The orchestra has been beautiful throughout. Mr. Cutler Mrs. Jean Thatcher and Mr. Swenson display evident artistry. A violin will be given away this evening with tickets distributed to patrons this week as the company heads to Salt Lake to perform David Garrick.
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Eee Tanner
Ingraam
Phyllishatcher
Cutler
Jean Thatcher
Swenson
Salt Lake
David Garrick
Ward Conferences Notice in Logan Wards
Ward conferences will be held in Logan wards at 2 and 780 p m on April 19. Logan 2d Logan 8d and Logan 4th are listed. Respectfully Tanae Smith Clerk.
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Logan
Plan to build a street car line to the Agricultural College
It is stated that a street car line from the depot to the Agricultural College is being considered. Details are not yet released but several prominent men, including some connected with the college, are giving earnest attention to the proposal and a start is expected in the near future.
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Agricultural College
Service for Apostle Young at Brigham Young College
A memorial service for the late Apostle Brigham Young was held at Brigham Young College on Wednesday at 1 a.m. Trustees L R Martineau President Charles Card Elder J Z Stewart and Prof J F Miller delivered addresses. Frank Baugh sang solo with college choir providing music. Martineau gave an extended address detailing the life work and long service of the deceased.
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Brigham Young
Brigham Young College
Trustwee L. R. Martineau
Charles ©. Card
J. Z. Stewart
J. F. Miller
Frank Baugh
Mr. Martineau
Primary Conference of Cache Stake of Zion Held at Tabernacle
The Primary Conference of the Cache Stake of Zion will convene in the Tabernacle on Saturday April 18 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. Mattie B. Hanson, Mary H. Anderson.
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Cache Stake of Zion
Tabernacle
Mattie B. Hanson
Mary H. Anderson
Richmond Wins Condensed Mill Factory Site
Iris announces the proposed condensed mill factory will move to Richmond after Mr. Rackliff of eastern capitalists visited Logan from Olmond. He cites larger herds of individual cows in Richmond as key to centralizing milk quality and factory efforts, with future cash distribution and building outlays expected to follow in days ahead.
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Iris
Richmond
Logan
Rackliff
Olmond
Repainted Home Welcomes Thatcher Family Back to Logan
Notes of social life describe Hon. Cluses Thatcher's Logan residence being repainted before the Thatcher family return from Salt Lake to reside. Logan residents recall his counsel and business acumen and welcome Mr and Mrs Thatcher and Miss Vids Thatcher. Other items note Social Club meetings, a firewell party for Luna Y Thatcher departing for New York, and visits by Mrs Katie Preston from Salt Lake.
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Cluses Thatcher
Main
First South
Salt Lake
Logan
Thatcher
Vids Thatcher
Tha Er
Luna Y. Thatcher
New York
Fortnightly club guests and Logan visits noted
Invited guests included Miss Agness Cassiday Mrs A Barrett Mrs C Amissen Mrs Langton Mrs A Cmyton Mrs Nettie Sloan Mrs G W Thatcher Mrs D A Thomas Miss A L Farrell Mrs Alfred Mitchell Miss Nettle Amissen Miss Sida Mitchell and Miss John Amissen. Mrs Woodhouse of Provo visiting Logan. Mrs L R Martineau returned from Salt Lake. Altra Lambert of Salt Lake visiting Logan. Annie Jenkins Peters came from Brigham City to visit with felines in Logan. W W Riter of Salt Lake visited in Logan this week.
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Agness Cassiday
A. (. Barrett
C. Amissen
Langton
A. Cmyton
Nettie Sloan
G. W. Thatcher
D. A. Thomas
A. L. Farrell
Alfred Mitchell
Nettle
John Amissen
Sida Mitchell
Mrs. Woodhouse of
Provo
Logan
Altra Lambert
Salt Lake
Annie Jenkins Peters
Brigham City
Felines
W. W. Riter
One New Industry
George A. Bell from Salt Lake says a tanning industry will begin here soon. He arranged with Mr. Robert Jenks to tan hides using the latest methods. Bell, now in Salt Lake toil, says leather can be produced here in six to ten days and already has orders from dealers. He expects tanning liquid from the east and plans to start operations once it arrives.
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George A. Bell
Salt Lake
Robert Jenks
Bell
Court Calendar Shows District Docket This Spring
District court schedules several cases for trial in April and May. Entries include A. H. Moyes against Logan Sugar Co on April 20, W. T. Lewis versus Samuel and Jesse Kent on April 22, C. Garff versus D. C. Bloemer on April 23, Martha rren against the state on April 27, and Ansie E. Warner versus J. C. Bowdle on April 29.
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First District Court
A. H. Moyes
Logan Sugar Co
W. T. Lewis
Samuel
Jesse Kent
C. Garff
D. C. Bloemer
Pou
State
Martha Rren
Ansie E. Warner
J. C. Bowdle
Marriage License Record From Logan District
A Logan district record lists multiple individuals including Charles Simpson and Logan Isaac Elwell among others. The license entries reference names such as Vivian Olson Hyrom Charles Larsen and Bridger as officiant context appears in the fragmented notice.
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Charles Simpson
Logan Tudy Scuvey
Logan Tsaac Elwell
Logan Vivian Olson
Hyrom
Beacon Light Society Session Adopts April Meeting Date
Long absence of Mr Frank K Nebeser leaves Beacom Light Society unable to address members. President Fanny Vernon rearranges for meeting to Tuesday April 21 at 8 pm with program including songs by Mrs and Patcher and a lecture on Some National Question by Frank K Nybakov. Public invited.
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Frank K Nebeser
Beacom Light Society
Fanny Vernon Tarefore
and Patcher
Frank K. Nybakov
Remarkable Rheumatic Relief Reported for Chambérlain’s Pain Balm
Sallie Harris of Salem NM credits Chambérlain’s Pain Balm with rapid relief from a severe rheumatic attack after using two applications and one bottle. The ad claims complete cure and promotes sale through local dealers, with positionings near county courthouse and market listings in New Jersey.
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Chambérlain
South
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Noname
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Professor Swendson
Katie Preston
Thatcher Hall
Charles Larsen
Fr. Bridger
Aiinde Cy
Sranouys Kopnett
Robert, McNiel
Loran
Bane Carlson
Lega City
Methodist Church
Tony
South Main
N. W. Crookston
Fifth North Street
Henson
Nivison
Beacon Light Society
County Court House
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