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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1902

Page

1

Logan City Moves to Install Electric Lighting Bonds

Logan City and a committee report progress on electric light bonds seeking legality assurance before proceeding. Bids from the east and state offer 4 percent with varying good faith requirements. the state bid is favored pending legal clearance. The council aims to avoid illegal bonds and costly litigation while keeping options to borrow 25 000 to 85 000 and install a lighting plant for Logan City.

Stees Supreme Court District Court Logan City City of Helens

Bell Bros Expand Meat Market Holdings

Bell Bros buy out the meat market of C. A. Reese & Co. in a move expanding their local operations. The Roth damage suit proceeded to the jury yesterday with no verdict by press time. Weather turned wintry with a foot of snow covering the area, pleasing sleigh owners and farmers. Funeral services for Joseph and Albert Moser were held in Whitney Idaho with over 100 carriages and notable local speakers marking the tragedy.

Joseph and Albert Moser Whitney Ida Hiders McKay J. A. Daley C. Larsen George C. Parkinson H. Hale John Nuffer George T. Benson

Advertised Letters List

Community mail box shows several items marked as advertised letters including Bartlett Wapt Gee B Cherry Mr Johnnie 0 Gledhill J EL Grainne Mr Willem Gray Clark herbert Mr George Porter Mr Clem Rayborn Mr Charles Smith Mr Lawrence Sullivan Miss Badie Hobert Murdock P M.

Anderson Brothers Store Ad Outlines Groceries Delivery

Local advertisement promotes Anderson Brothers store east of the titling office offering coal and kindling wood with mill stat claims and groceries. Free delivery to any part. The message urges customers to choose the Anderson business over John Doe's place.

Anderson Brothers

College Granted Second Class Rates

Washington residents report that Brigham Young College won a ruling to pay second class postage. Senator Kearns pressed the Post Office to refund overcharges after the department favored the college, citing prior admission of similar publications.

College Washington Bennator Kearns Isford Flar Brigham Young College Kearns

Main Street Realty Sold for 5000 Dollars

Main street business property sold on Monday by Messrs Hw ell and Crawford to John F P Squires. The land measures A feet by 9 rods and includes a half interest in the north rock wall. Total consideration stated as 5000 dollars.

Messrs. Hwell Crawford John FP. Squires Main Street

Corianton Returns to Stage With Glowing Praise

Fresh from a statewide tour Corianton played in Logan last Friday Saturday and Monday with matinees. Large audiences hailed the production as nearly perfect praising the cast scenery and ballet. Miss Boyer drew notable attention in the role of Isobel earning wide admiration for her natural poised performance and vocal talent.

Corianton Logan Morbil Whigle Miss Boyer Isobel

Lemmatic talent compared to Blanche Walsh in city theater

The review lauds a leading troupe with Ariel Cardon as Lamarck praising perfectly realized roles and celebrates the city actors as old friends. It hopes for a nationwide tour filled with acclaim and says standing room will be needed wherever they perform.

Blanche Walsh Sid Os Ethier Cork Aoten Mr. Sverle Scantum Johnson Koriher Percival Shiblon Cutler Alma Merket Ariel Cardon Lamarck Logan

Brigham Young College Set To Demonstrate Liquid Air Wonders

Cold wave warnings loom as Brigham Young College hosts a demonstration on January 28 showing liquid air at record low temperatures. A 612 degree below zero display promises startling effects such as frozen alcohol and ironlike quicksilver, with extensive ray apparatus and strong seat demand signaling high public interest.

Brigham. Young College

Dissolution of Ownby and Johnson Partnership

Notice announces the dissolution of the firm Ownby & Johnson by mutual consent. G C Ownby retires, Lulu Johnson continues as Johnson Jewelry Company to collect debts and pay liabilities. Dated January 26, 1908.

G.C. Ownby Lulu Johnson Ownby & Johnson G C.ownby Johnson Jewelry Company G. C. Ownsy Luty Jonson

The Nation and the Semi-Weekly Standard Offer

An ad announces one year subscriptions to The Nation and the Semi-Weekly Standard for $2.95. Garment workers at Carrie Knitting Works are not specified beyond the related ad context.

Hyrum Reunion Celebrates 200 Local Elders With Dinner and Program

The three wards of Hyrum held a January 22 gathering in the meeting house for about 200 attendees. Activities included songs, recitations, sketches, speeches on liquid air, and prize drawings, followed by dances.

Hyrum Song Williams Company Parkinson Joseph Smith Hyrum City Clara Williams Alma Williams Thoresen Charlie Anderson Peter Hanson Jens K. Jen-sen Amos Jenson Gustave Anderson Susana Hulse

Logan Choir's Sweet Music Shines at Conference

A recent conference feature praised the Logan Choir for exceptionally balanced singing and beautiful music. On Saturday evening January 31 the choir plans a social in the tabernacle basement with program and speeches. members are urged to bring offerings. Mr CO M Harris donated a piano and a stephophone will be present to cheer the hour.

Tabernacle CO. M. Harris

Relief Society Conference Set for Wellsville January 1 1908

The Relief Society of Elgraint State of Zion will hold its quarterly conference in Wellsville on Saturday January 1 1908 with sessions at 10 30 a m and 1 p m. A good attendance is urged by Mary E Howent Nellie Parkinson and Lizzie Owen, presidency. Gloves mittens quilts and blankets from Cuxche Knitting Works are noted as items.

The Relief Society of Elgraint State of Zion Wellsville Mary E. Howent Nellie Parkinson Lizzie B. Owen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Light Committee Lorenzo Hansen E. W. Robinson N. M. Hansen Committee Bell Bros C. A. Reese & Co A. Stake Boece Ram Jobo A. Hendrickson Wesley Jacques J. A. Widtsoe Oscar Borkman Apostle Hyrum Smith Fifth Ward Quartette A G. Barber Apostle Smith John Doe Congress Main Street Realty Sold Carrie Knitting Works Reunion Logan Choir Relief Society Conference
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