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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1903
Page
5
Senator Barber of Cache speaks on osteopathy during a Utah legislature session. He argues doctors resist rival practices, cites letters from town leaders supporting the measure, and questions the need for medical board exams, comparing osteopathy to homeopathy and Methodists to Baptists.
A large rabbit drive near Rigby and surrounding towns drew about four thousand rabbits killed, mostly jacks, as women and girls joined the sport. The effort aims to protect grain fields from rabbit destruction in summer by reducing the pest population.
A help wanted notice seeks a reliable man or woman to manage a local business with a $20 weekly salary plus expenses paid by headquarters. No prior experience needed. Send applications to Tomas J Cooper, Maenager, Jos0 Caxton Building, Chicago, Illinois, and consult J Z Stewart for homesteading or land proof options.
After heavy overtime work, Peter C Tyron and Lavina McComb Tyron wed in Price under dubious ceremony, then separated as divorce looms. Miss McComb had long fought over Helper property later won by J. Tom Fitels. Tyron lauded as rancher with many potential partners.
Advertisement announces a one year subscription to The Nation and The Youths Companion for 23.0 in advance with no renewal option. It emphasizes a single payment and immediate access.
A Camden Messenger reader recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a top choice for coughs colds and croup. The writer cites family use and urges households with children to keep it on hand as a safeguard against croup available through dealers everywhere.
A caller promotes the Grande Ronde valley Oregon as a superior farming region with an equable climate, rich soil from 4 to 15 feet deep, and high yields of wheat fruit and sugar beets. It highlights profitable stock raising, strong butter and egg prices, and ample water for large herds, urging readers to contact George Farrell in Logan Utah for rates and information.
David Smith, aged 70, son of Joseph Smith founder of Mormonism, once a leader in the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints, and an early opponent of polygamy, long a patient in the local asylum, is reported ill. Joseph Smith Jr. was chosen president of the church in 1860.
Latest magazines and illustrated papers are found in the observation car of the Northern Pacific train. Free wireless occupants enjoy reading material during the journey aboard the North Coast Limited.
Fred W. Crockett manager offers prompt abstracts real estate and fire insurance. Deeds wills mortgages contracts drawn at 7 North Main Street Logan Utah phone 4k.
Incomplete probate and guardianship notice urging readers to consult the county clerk or signers for further information. Mentions publication timing and filing deadlines but text is garbled and many details are unreadable.
A garbled notice states a forfeiture action by a local official or authority. Readable fragments mention enforcement, a date, and a claim to property or rights with unclear specifics. The irregular text references race and statutory language, but lacks coherent names, places, or concrete actions.
Missionary appointments listed by wards in Wellsville and surrounding areas. Names include David Murray, Meadow James Unsworth, Andrew A. Allen, H M McBride, J H Maughan, William P Walters, P O Hwason, tideon Olsen, Andrew Sorensen, George Hughes, N Maughan, Avona Michael Johnson, Alma Hansen, George H Bradshaw, Robert J Kerr. Ward conferences set for late February to April. stake meetings note dates for Aevum Sed, Avon, Mt Sterling, Wel lsville, and higher level notes. Sunday school times and meeting start times provided. signatures from Wm G Purkinson and others.
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