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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
5
A market snippet lists Utah sugar at 4.85 per sack with the names Henry and Kayoeils tied to the offering. No further context or quantities provided.
Local shop fair in Northern Utah advertises fabric yardage and garment discounts. Highlights include 20 yard bundles of Best LL Factory at 1.00 per 10 yards and indigo blue calico at 1.00 per 60 yards, all wool dress goods cut from 50 to 25 cents per yard, and linsey at 5 cents per yard. Records show blankets up to 8 dollars per pair, ladies hosiery, millinery, and a focus on low prices and being never undersold. Also notes L. D. S. garments priced 25 percent below factory price and highest price paid for produce.
At the Grand Opera House in San Antonio a raucous Western scene unfolded with cowboys in buckskin, Miss Lucile Mulhall as sponsor, and a six shooter display. The crowd cheered after the band played Dixie while shots rang, and hero Jo Hopkins escorted a captured villain on stage adding to the wild spectacle a note of frontier drama.
Smith's Bakery moves to new quarters on Center Street just east of Main Street and pledges improved service. The shop promises top quality cakes and a full range of pastries for the public.
A brief note states a stove room is steam heated and invites inquiries to G. and B. Thatcher regarding details and availability.
For coal and kindling wood come to Anderson Brothers store east of the tithing office. You get the best mill stuff flour and groceries. Free delivery to any part. OLR SPECIALTY IS Clean fresh groceries Star Grocery Center street.
T M Black offers gold dress goods Linsey jeans and related fabrics at a big reduction at Logan Tithing Office.
A local advert announces Woolen Croods available at Cliche Kaittine Works for winter supply. Prices and exact items are listed in store display.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions clothing items and food terms with unclear context. The readable bits include words like garments and eat and phrases with stray punctuation, offering no coherent event or named entities to summarize.
The article portraits Jesse Knight as a pivotal Utah figure whose life transformed after a religious conversion likened to Paul’s. Once a Provo youth with a love of cards, his fortune surged from mining ventures at Humbug and Uncle Sam in Tintic to $750,000 in two years, with $75,000 given in tithing, building wealth to about $1.5 million through mills real estate and developments in Provo.
Elder F. Jacobson named representative of the Juvenile Instructor in the region. The piece highlights the valuable period and notes Shouse’s testy reactions to every test.
Mrs. Mary R Melendy MD Th D of Chicago endorses Chamber as a universal non narcotic cough remedy for obstinate coughing and bronchial afflictions in children and adults. She states it is safe for the unprofessional and available from all dealers everywhere.
A testimonial from San Francisco portrays Dr Miles’ Heart Cure as a cure for valvular disease, heart weakness, and consequent palpitations. The writer credits relief from smothering spells, headaches, and swelling after eleven bottles, praising the tonic as superior to other treatments.
The readable text references Acsessiunt natives and a civic event with volunteers. It mentions public action, a pension or payment, and the involvement of officials and a person named Seren Cities with a Ninth Street address. The passage is garbled but implies a local meeting or vote and related proceedings.
Notice is given of intention to make final proof for a land claim in Cache County Utah. The witness list includes Abantom Barete Henry A Dames Edward Palmer and Rothfri Hentler all of Logan City Utah. Frank D Hobe Register and W W Manghan appear as advocates for the applicant.
The readable fragments reference printing letterheads notehands fillhreads and assorted card types with garbled brand-like terms. Mentions of visiting or newts Lee Teosve and unclear individuals appear in a partially legible trade context.
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