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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
7
Notices announce general meetings for the Lective-day Saints in Logan with ward gatherings Sundays at 2 p.m. and other services on weekends. The text specifies times for services and activities, indicating a schedule change from prior arrangements.
A historical notice lists ward numbers and names under Hyrum and surrounding stakes with appointments for November 18. Names include Hyrum Ist and 2ed, Paradise, Avon, Mt. Sterling, Wells ville, Meadow, College, Millville, and others, with several officials such as Hyrum Stake Presidency members and elders named.
Will led trips to Greer County Oklahoma and other Southwest lands in November and December via the Prison System. Prospective buyers are offered farms at a fraction of eastern land costs, with high per acre yields and potential large profits. For full details and rail rates contact Emcee Lemon, Secretary Frisco System Irrigation Bureau, St Louis, Missouri.
The Preston second ward purchased a fine Carpenter Church organ from Farris Maisie Co. A Newnan Church organ was bought as well. Harris Maste Co offered wool shirts and drawers for children at Logan Dry Goods Co, each priced at fifty cents.
A quirky catalog links famed writers to unexpected roles from Adams the oldest to Hawthorne the woodland author. The tale segues into a courtroom quarrel where a client tricks a lawyer by sending ducks to an opponent, securing the judgment in his favor.
The Nation's Hub lists a contact phone number 56 asking all indebted individuals to call and settle their accounts. The brief notice urges prompt payment and directs readers to respond at the given number.
A Toronto paper jokes about Uncle Sam and Canada as friendly neighbors. It disputes harsh views, endorses friendship, and imagines continued prosperity without hostility between the two nations.
Miss Alice Roosevelt, famed for her father’s impetuous ways, embraces horseback riding in bloomers, shocking East Coast society but aligning with Western fashion. The trend echoes earlier adopters Miss Mason, a lawyer, and Mrs. Rider, elevating views on women’s dress and riding in polite society.
An amusing tale from Maine recounts a farmer who takes his neighbor to court over a dispute. The story sketches local humor and the quirks of rural conflict resolution during the period.
Frederick Smith of Niagara Falls swallowed two false teeth during a coughing spell Friday night. He traveled to Buffalo where Dr Roswell Park, who treated President McKinley, performed two operations with the second succeeding. An X ray located the teeth before the stomach was opened and the teeth removed. Smith is recovering well.
George Marlin of Secaucus courted Miss Alies Brewister despite parental disapproval. They exchanged messages through a field glass from opposite windows and later married.
Berlin Nov 25 Emperor William has altered his voice to reduce vocal strain speaking in a lower pitch. He may hire a voice coach to apply learned techniques and improve ease clarity and endurance. Dr H Holbrook Curis and Prof TH Krause support the science of voice production for possible disease prevention and cures.
Business brief with ads for meat market purchases in Chicago and hides and pelts, a ploughshares maker Henry H. Danielson, a photo apprentice position at Fotographer Istworth, and wholesale prices on smoked hay bacon lard from Don’s forge and S. B. Sorenson’s store near the post office.
The notice urges timely eye examinations and offers eyeglasses fitted on site with careful, accurate information. It claims moderate charges and mentions a piano contest with a 7 percent purchase incentive and a giveaway. It emphasizes prompt, precise eye care and a promotional incentive tied to the piano.
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