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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1894
Page
4
To Our Readers Tow Nation reports outstanding debts totaling over $2300 and urges all patrons to settle accounts promptly. The paper warns that continued unpaid balances threaten production and balance sheet stability as the new year begins.
Notes of the Nation mentions J Newbold's land store and Tom Stuart and wife leaving Pri day to work for the coast, promoting low prices for farmers. It notes offers at UOM 81 Peoples Store, subscription payments in grain, and Milward M. West authorized to receive subs and issue receipts. Also references Professor Pool aiding Salt Lake legal questions, Hart returning from Salt Lake, Salt Lake Temple pictures giveaway, Jensen Quadriile ball, Brigham City attendees at A. C. Military Wall event, and a forthcoming laundry business venture in Logan with Empire Laundry Machinery Company professing arrival later in the week.
A jumble of 1900 era notices includes the Palace Barber Shop advertisement, Woolen Dress Goods sales, lamp and lampware deals, and general retail pitches. Mentions Quayle & Co, John Deakin meat, and Aver's Hair Vigor with various local business plugs and a few biographical notes on Norman Lee and Will Potts.
Our patrons are invited to our new store opposite the Post Office on Second Street. Prices stay low and framed pictures are offered. A sale includes Oldies 22800 and other sizes at about $1.15 each. Bring your photos to have them framed.
Local ad listing Berg and Spande supplying coal from Logan with piano or organ leasing options. Mentions Jd A Marley as coal contact opposite the Post Office and WoS Lamoreans for services at Trinity M E Church. Promotes Park's Cough Syrup with a 30 cent and 100 dollar price and drug store sales.
Walter Lamoreaux of Pocatello endures a sudden bereavement after his wife Sarah Lamoreaux dies during a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Monga of Pocatello. The message from a saddened husband details the shock and sorrow as he receives the first notice and later learns of the memorial voyage and the faithful farewell.
A transcription appears to describe guidance for church leaders on who may be ordained elders or Seventies, stressing truth of the gospel, ability to testify, and proper readiness. It mentions roles like bishops, counselors, and apostles, and notes the importance of conference attendance and sustaining church leadership.
The Miymoth Hock Clothing company guarantees its wet goods are priced lower than any other firm of its kind in America. Every piece is made to measurement from the best domestic or imported cloth available.
A garbled notice promotes a vegetable health remedy with vague claims. It asks ladies to visit Mrs. Hanks' Hotel and an Andrew King residence near the Agricultural College for demonstrations or rewards. The text is unclear but references health advice and a local location in the Fifth ward.
The passage touts Wolds Fair and Park's Tea as remedies to impurities and skin blemishes, claiming purification benefits and a youthful complexion. Available for sale at Riter Brox Drug Company.
An old advertisement claims rheumatism stems from kidney disease and promises relief with Park's Sure Cure sold by Kiter Bros Drug Co. The ad emphasizes livery of the liver and kidneys with a price of 31.00.
Notice announces the annual meeting of the Logan Hyde Park and Southfield Coal Company to be held at the Court Room in Logan City Cache County Utah on a specified February date. The agenda includes hearing the report of the Board of Directors and transacting other proper business. The notice is dated January 1st.
A fragment notes a product described as Park's Tenis mode offering relief for constipation, claiming daily bowel movement without being cathartic. It mentions availability at Riter Bros. Drie Co. and reads like an old time ad copy with unclear wording.
The Mary Grande Western introduces a special reclining chair car between Ogden and Denver starting Sunday with the new time card. The chairs are comfort geared, unmatched for elegance, and free to all ticket classes. J A Benvert, G P T A.
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