Notice on Advertisement Submissions Schedule
All advertisements for The Nation must be submitted to this office by Mondays and Thursdays.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1902
Page
5
All advertisements for The Nation must be submitted to this office by Mondays and Thursdays.
Property buyers and renters are directed to J Z Stewart for land deals. The notice emphasizes opportunities to buy, sell, or rent and highlights Stewart as the contact for inquiries and transactions.
An old advertisement offers choicest groceries at Anderson Bros Store with delivery and mill price flour. A separate item announces Prof McNamara in charge of a healing school in Salt Lake City, touting magnetic and natural healing methods. It notes all cars on the Hackberger Railroad stop at the springs.
Notice announces a Mormon church meeting in Cache County Utah on February 17, 1902 to authorize transfer of church property to Thomas XII Smith. Also includes probate notices for Robert Crawshaw and Carl Lonthere and an irrigation convention call by Governor Heber M. Wells for February 26, 1902 in Salt Lake City. Impartial notices reference creditors deadlines and administrators.
Two papers offered through an arrangement with the Ogden Standard. Patrons may get a reduced rate for a weekly issue, with a special price of $2.50 for a longer subscription term.
The Executive Committee met in Logan City on January 6 to review provisions to request the Logan Sugar Factory Co. insert in this year's contract. They aim for prompt communication with Mr. Eccles and publish decisions. They deny harboring hostility toward the factory and urge forming farmers clubs with officers named to Thomas Irvine in Logan.
Fred W. Karren of Lewiston pleaded guilty before Justice Thomas X. Smith after a complaint by Ogden attorney Nathan Tanner Jr. The case arose from a disputed marriage and alleged threats. A nominal fine of 2.50 was imposed, avoiding potential county witness fees for Tanner and his witnesses.
Frederick George Barker born July 23, 1869 at Providence Utah died February 6, 1902 at 139 Center Street. He was the son of John H. and the late Susan Barker of Newton Cache county Utah of Tibroid phthisis. Funeral arrangements to follow per Herald obituary notice.
Riter Bros Drug Company offers Red Albumen the greater producing food for sale. The notice notes availability and supplier.
The Nation offers a premium list featuring a Newman organ from Harris Music Co at 125 dollars a tin mandolin from Newburger’s store, a nickel plated watch, a fine hat from Dunbar, jewelry from A Butt’s, clothing from Robinson & Co., and a 300 dollar die store item. Readers may enter by subscribing for one year in advance.
Advertises a claim that deafness can be cured by constitutional remedies and promotes All's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for stubborn cases. Also notes a special Drew Selby shoes sale at Logan Dry Goods Co and provides a telephone contact for The Nation at 42 Y.
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