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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1902
Page
5
Feeble-wise and fainting spells indicate impaired heart action. A medicine claims to restore heart strength, improve pulse, and color in the cheeks. Testimony from T. J. Jones of Pittsburg Texas reports recovery after six weeks with Miles’ Heart Cure.
Dr Wiles Heart Cure regulates the heart and stimulates digestive organs to create rich red blood, strengthening the body. Sold by druggists with a guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
Washington lawmakers reached a solid bipartisan stance as Democrats and Republicans overruled the chair and adopted an amendment removing the differential on refined sugars in the Cuban reciprocity plan. The bill moves toward a negotiated trade agreement once Cuba establishes an independent government and appropriate labor laws.
A rough roster tells of Logan players led by W. E. Pace known as Ducky. The article lists pitchers Roy Hartzell and Eddie Hahn, infielders William Hoffer Philip Glade Homer A Piske and Wbstucka, outfielders Harry Stoney Milo Ramey and L. Blair as substitutes. It notes origins from California to Nebraska and years with various teams.
In Boston on April 18 a party of nineteen Mormon converts arrived from Liverpool England aboard the Dominion steamship Commonwealth. The group, led by elders, will be taken to Utah. Converts hail from various English towns and from Norway Sweden Holland and Belgium. Named elders include James Adams George Blanton George Davis A D Chillis Ines Fishburn George Pixon Matthew Miller Olsen Carl Milison William Wright Levi Wright and Martin Jesus from Salt Lake City. This marks the fiveest Mormon conversion party to reach Boston this year.
Parodied headline and unreadable OCR fragment list names and places with no coherent readable facts to summarize into a concise news item. The readable portion shows no clear event or outcome to frame a proper summary.
A fragmented notice lists names such as Pein Losres Larry Albert Jesan Miss Carrpee H Mrs Lye Kerr Mrs M D Los senger Wt Ligan Mr Henry Moylisen Jesse Miley Nobert Murdeck P MM. The incomplete OCR implies a local post office ad listing undelivered mail items and recipients awaiting pickup.
Joli B. Fuster, regarded as Scandinavia’s first Mormon convert, died at his home yesterday morning at an advanced age. Born in Denmark, he trained as a carpenter and welcomed Mormon missionaries when they visited Scandinavia, becoming the first in that country to join the faith.
An old notice touts Andersen ros Store east of the tithing door for choicest groceries flour and germade with lowest prices and prompt delivery Flour delivered at same price as at the mill highlighting value and service by Emil Anderson or similar name in the era
All builders must obtain a permit from City Building Inspector Albert Berntson before constructing a house addition or any structure. This rule is issued by the City Council with A Burris serving as Chairman.
Mrs. A. Fennesbeck of the Logan 7th Ward, agent for the famous Quaker Turkish Bath Cabinet, announces price reductions.
For Sale. Residence on First West Street with rooms, 10 acres of land. Inquire David Reese. Lost. One black heifer with a white triangle on the forehead and a tin label in the left ear. Return to Anderson Bros. store east of the tithing office for reward.
Seeds from George Barrett of Logan guarantee yields of corn beans radishes lettuce turnips and other garden staples nurtured locally and acclimatized. Available through D BR Roberts & Co.
Emer Crockett, the city marshal, orders all stock kept off streets after April 18 or face impounding.
Advertisement notes fresh produce including green vegetables daily with guaranteed best quality and low prices from Simon son Bros at 24 West North Street.
In possession of the claimant are a sorrel mare six years old with a stripe on the forehead and halter, a brown colt two years old with a limp right front leg, a brown mare colt one year old with a spot on the forehead, a one day mare with no brands. The animals are described with weights and marks and are to be taken by the rightful bidder within ten days if not claimed, at the designated location in Laggan dated Vel 21 JC F.
A fragmented advertisement urges readers to have spring painting done early. It mentions a shop opposite Opera House and references Peterson and Son's as a possible location option for the service.
The shop announces relocation to a new storefront two doors west of P with a full stock of fresh and cured meats and invites old patrons and new customers to visit.
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