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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1900
Page
8
Postmaster Murdocs lists unclaimed letters for several residents including Mise Sosie Owens and Mr. Thompeon. Local items note health remedies, travel plans, a Woodmen convention sale, and job changes at the Agricultural College. Also covered are business notices, a census anecdote, shipping and sales ads, and obituaries.
Poet and Musician urges Logas community in Logen Utah to hold a grand Eisteddfod on August 7 to gather local talent. The writer proposes a competition with prizes to encourage youth and uncover hidden gifts. The call asks for broader support and input from readers.
The article argues that jewelry buyers rely heavily on the jeweler’s honesty and judgment, noting that general knowledge is limited. It cautions that buyers should weigh the seller’s integrity as much as price, suggesting trust is key in jewelry purchases.
Fragmentary notice lists Johnson and Ownby and a shopping inquiry at Chop Grooery and Drug Co. The readable text references a delicate wine balance and a retail context with mentions of Mie DalWiet and Mebbora, with unclear dates or actors. The fragment preserves names and an implied local commerce setting.
The Hercules company advances work on a new canal above the old base kiln area. It runs from the mouth of the canyon parallel to the Logan Hyde Park and Smithfield road, with massive timber and trestle work around cliffs. A vast amount of timber is being moved. Crossher’s and Mootrage’s lumber shipments are listed as sources, with wood hauled to town.
A garbled classified item advertises Union Meat Market offerings with mis-typed phrases about cattle, prices, and directions. The readable bits mention a market and a location near Aiek Street, with no clear date or complete details.
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