Notice for ad submissions to The Nation by Mondays and Thursdays
Advertisement notice states all ads must be in the office by Mondays and Thursdays. It directs prospective buyers sellers and renters to J. Z. Stewart for transactions.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1902
Page
5
Advertisement notice states all ads must be in the office by Mondays and Thursdays. It directs prospective buyers sellers and renters to J. Z. Stewart for transactions.
For choicest groceries flour germade call Emil Anderson three doors from the tithe office lowest prices and prompt delivery flour delivered at mill price Prof Maramara heads Beeks Panions Not Springear Salt ike City and blends efficacious waters for healing diseases as cars on the Ganmerger Railroad stop at the springs.
Notice describes a church meeting in Utah for transferring title to church property to Thomas X. Smith as board action. Also includes probate notices for Robert Crawford, Levi Grant, and Carl Ludwig with filing deadlines in Logan and Duogan City, and a magazine subscription offer.
A catalog note promises a special price of 250 dollars through a special arrangement with the Oven Standard. The text is garbled but indicates a promotional offer directed at patrons and friends, suggesting a favorable deal linked to The Nation and the Ogden Standard.
The article profiles Cache Valley engineers known as knights of the throttle running between Salt Lake City and Pocatello and between Silver Bow and Lima Montana. It notes William Purdy and others, their escapes and tours, plus ties to Emma Lucy Gates, Prof. J A Widtsoe, Mrs. Eli Bell, Viola Pratt Gillette, Kate Pitt, and Letty Carter.
The vendor announces a clearance sale at the Fair Store on Main Street selling all clothing at cost to clear stock. A large stock of groceries and dry goods is offered at low prices to attract customers. Call to be convinced of genuine bargains.
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