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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
12
The Nation Office advertises letterheads noteheads billheads statements business cards circulars Dodgers visiting cards and all other job printing neatly done at their facility.
The Sumpter Valley line owned by David Eccles and C. W. Nibley will extend from Sumpter west to Whitney, forty five miles from Baker City, with a Whitney to Greenhorn summit extension planned. Survey complete and graders ready, the project aims to boost traffic through a timber-rich region in Baker County Oregon.
Missionary appointments listed for wards in the Hyrum Stake including Sterling Wellsville Mendon Millville Hyruinist and Paradise and Avon wards with named leaders. Special after meeting teachings elders meetings ward conferences dates Feb through April. Stake presidency notes times and instructions for Sunday school and meeting hours.
An old advertisement text promotes Ely Brothers Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for catarrh with claimed rapid relief from symptoms. The copy describes a dramatic cure and mentions a price of 69 cents, with a smaller option at 30 cents, and credits Ely Brothers of New York.
In Boise Idaho on February 10 the Boise branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints was organized after Elders Melvin J. Ballard and Utah colleagues spent two weeks locating about 140 converts. Twelve new members were baptized and confirmed, with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper administered at the meeting. Elder Ezra J. Merrill was named branch president with Elders S Hansen and Ira M Shaw assigned to labor locally. Ballard will continue meetings for another week.
fragmented OCR describes a Logan mail delivery notice with general delivery hours and daily operation. mentions Preston arrivals, Millsile, Benson and Kr College, and delivery windows. indicates daily service with Sunday exception and a general delivery window schedule.
Mr Wheeler of Northwood New York describes severe joint pain in winter 1898. After using Chamberlains Pain Balm the first application brought noticeable relief and he claims a full cure, enabling steady work throughout the year. Sold by all dealers everywhere.
A Salt Lake City backed protest against Senator elect Smoot was filed with the Senate elections committee. The document, in six sections, accuses church leaders of governing polygamy and political power, demanding an inquiry into Smoot’s qualifications and his seating. Signers include W. M. Paden, P. L. Williams, B. B. Critchlow, and others.
The Northern Pacific offers latest magazines and illustrated papers in the North Coast Limited observation car at no charge to occupants.
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a pleasant remedy for nasal catarrh. It describes the product as cleansing and healing the nasal surface, with trial bottles offered by mail for 10 cents. A liquid form called Liquid Cream Balm is announced for those preferring nasal administration, including the price with spraying device.
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