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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1903
Page
5
Estray report lists an imposter cattle or beast branded am cembasid and a white stripe, with the owner to claim by March 7 at 7 o'clock in Logan. The notice names Bey and the Tegan Cite Farad as contacts for repayment or recovery.
The Northern Pacific train’s observation car provides latest magazines and illustrated papers free to all occupants. Passengers can browse current issues during the journey.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Johannes Nielsen, deceased, to present claims by a set publication date. Administrators Lars Larson and Nalson Nelson seek to settle debts in Rich County Utah and urge filing before the prescribed deadline.
Boise, Idaho February 21. A joint legislature committee probing the Blackfoot asylum heard testimony on the case of E. Buscel of Lewiston, an inmate said to have died from brutal beating by attendant Joe Dunlap. Mrs Buscel described a dying husband with a crushed face and teeth driven into the palate. Lexon, another inmate, testified to witnessing the beating. Superintendent Givers claimed the injuries resulted from falling from bed. A testimonial ad for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm follows, claiming health benefits and availability.
A combined subscription offer provides one year of The Nation and The New York Weekly Tribune for $1.75 if paid in advance. The promo highlights savings for readers who opt into the periodical pairing.
A condensed entry lists advertised letters for Biachard A Brought Junure William Carbon Ida Edwards Dr J E Webb Arthur Johinson Martha Robert Murdock P M bearing a postal notice for potential collection or pickup.
Job printing services offered including letterheads noteheads billheads statements and circulars. Visiting cards and business ads prepared neatly at The Nation Office with attention to quality and detail.
Ads seek a trustworthy man or woman to manage a county business with favorable reputation. Cash sale payout weekly by headquarters check, expense money advanced. Address Thomas J Wooper Manager Caxton Building Chicago. Also offers homestead or final proof help from J Z Stewart for land questions.
Articles show Logan Knitting Factory incorporated with capital 50000 dollars in 500 shares of 100 each. Shareholders include Joseph Morrell M J Ballard J A Woodruff Mattie Ballard Sophia Carden and others totaling 152 shares. Officers are President Joseph Morrell Vice President M J Ballard Secretary and Treasurer J K Carden.
A telegram from Blackfoot Idaho reports the Idaho Sugar Company will resist Hansen and Utah associates efforts to gain possession of the beat sugar machinery Hansen contracted for. The Idaho company says Hansen acted as trustee without authority to sign away the plant. Eastern capital backs Idaho, with contracts on over 5000 acres of sugar beet land, promising a harsh legal battle.
A Camden SC Messenger endorsement recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a top choice for coughs colds and croup and urges readers especially families with small children to keep it at home as a preventive measure. It notes the remedy’s long standing family use and claims it has prevented croup through prompt treatment and is sold by all dealers.
An offer advertises a one year subscription for two dollars in advance for The Nation and the Orange Judd Farmer, combining two periodicals into a single discounted rate.
A city newspaper recaps a gossip spread about Mr Joseph Nibley and Mr Williams Stoddard. Stoddard presents a letter from Nibley denying any engagement or marriage rumor. The publishment aims to set the record straight and explain how the error arose.
A reader describes chronic nervous exhaustion and poor sleep from overwork and strain, claiming Dr Miles Nervine restored health. They cite years of prostration, weak pulse, and faint sleep, noting neighbors in Puyallup, Washington, testified to improvements after using the tonic.
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