Local Briefs in Logan City Treasures and Trades
Local items report sale of business property at 365 Main and a liquidation of shoes at John H. Anderson's. Visitors include Abram Smith and Gars H Peterson. Notables: Joseph Knowles returns from Salt Lake after his uncle Wm Affect’s funeral. Mary Wood dies at 74 with seven children. Improvements on Center street homes and building permits issued. Logan considers a county fair this fall. Mining claim by Erick Anderson yields ore with trace gold. Lucerne frost damage prompts reseeding in Providence. New school move at Brigham Young College training school. Rexburg article notes a singer Melvin Ballard. Public missionary meeting April 20. Logans officials debate flume route in canyon.
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Erick Anderson
Logan Canyon
Logan
Cache County
Adolph Baer
Providence Weas
Lucerne
Young Ladies
Carson
Ballad
Thatcher
Brigham Young College Training School
Tillie Peterson
A New Bank For Logan
A Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation plans a new bank in Logan with separate banking operations. The same gentlemen will lead both firms and occupy the same corner building as furnishings arrive for immediate installation. George H. Champ and A. H. Thompson, noted for loan company success, are expected to guide the new bank.
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Ttme
Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation
Fees Banking
George H. Champ
A. H. Thompson
Nation Office Offers Wide Range of Job Printing
Job printing and related products including letterheads noteheads billheads statements business cards visiting cards and other job printing neatly done at The Nation Office for local customers and businesses.
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Nation
Estray Notice for Dehorned Cow in Poor Condition
Estray notice states a roughly ten year old dehorned cow, poor condition, with a combined right hip brand. If not claimed, the animal will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at Logan City Earary Pound on Friday, May 15, by H. Gorton. Written in Lowon Utah.
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Logan
H. Gorton
Eve
Nation and Semiw eekly Standard Subscriptions Deal
Readers can subscribe to The Nation and The Semiweekly Standard for one year at two dollars and twenty five cents each, with The New York Weekly Tribune offering one year for one dollar seventy five cents in advance.
Youth's Companion subscription offer in brief
An offer for a one year subscription to Youth's Companion at a reduced SSA rate through advance payment, highlighting a Notenewale style promotion and emphasizing value for the reader.
Pain Balm Cures Severe Muscular Rheumatism
A Salem New Jersey woman recounts a fall episode of muscular rheumatism last autumn. After trying several prescriptions she used Chamberlains Pain Balm followed by a Shebtic treatment and recovered completely. The testimonial notes the product was advertised in the South Jerseyman and sold by dealers everywhere.
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Chamberlain
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City Paint Shop
Abram Smith
Gars H. Peterson
Courte Mis Canal Company
John H. Anderson
Joseph Knowles
Salt Lake
Wm. Affect
Mary Wood
Logan Sixth Ward
Robert Smith
Fourth Ward
Wm. Simonson
Andreas Peterson
North Main Street
B. IF
Joseph FE. Cardon
John H. Wilson
Melvin J Ballard
Moses Cardon
Pocatello
Ballard
Rexburg
Hansen
Newton
Enquire Ab
Pts
Main St
James Ergland
Main Street
Martha Karren
Sperial
Howe
S. B. Sorenson's
Poste
Ebin’ Emslie
Las
Alaska
Klondike
Logan City
Logane Canyon
N.Y
Weekly Tribune
Star Grocery
S. B. and
C. P. Thatcher
Center Street
Main
Logan, Utah
Ee Ders
Knitting Factory
Fries
Cardon Block
THE
Logan Nurseries
Carolina
Hiane § Grain & Seed Co
Vermont
Utah
E. Drake
South St
Salt Lake City
C. M.van Law
17Th St
Denver
W. W. Wood
C. P. AL
Colorado Springs
O. H. Sebel
Pueblo
Rock Island
New York
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Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
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