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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1902

Page

9

Logan City Electric Light Bonds Update by City Committee

The Logan City committee reports progress on electricity bonds after bids from eastern firms and the state. The council accepted the state bid at 4 percent with a 2 percent good faith check, pending legality as decided by the courts. The group stresses patience and aims to install an electric lighting plant, cautioning against illegal bond issues and costly litigation.

Tan Stee Supreme Court District Court Beb Logan City Helena Logan

Bell Bros. Buy Reese meat market and other local notes

Local briefs report Bell Bros. buying the C A Reese & Co meat market. The Roth damage suit goes to the jury with no verdict by press time. Weather reports drizzly and snowy days leaving a foot of snow. M I A stake conference featured talks by Wes ley Jacques J A Widtsoe and Apostle Hyrum Smith. Funeral held in Whitney Ida for Joseph and Albert Moser with large turnout, over 100 carriages.

M. I. A. Stake Tabernacle Lowing John A. Hendrickson Wesley Jacques J. A. Widtsoe Oscar Borkman Apostle Hyrum Smith Fifth Ward Quartette A.G. Barber Apostle Smith Joseph and Albert Moser Whitney Ida Hiders McKay J. A. Daley C. Larsen George C. Parkinson 3. H. Hale John Nuffer George T. Benson

Advertised Letters List Names and Recipients

Local post office lists advertised letters for Bartlett Wapt Gee Cherry Johnnie C Gledhill EL Grainne Willem Gray Clark Herbert George Porter Clem Rayborn Charles Smith Lawrence Sullivan Sadie Robert Murdock P M Letters awaiting pickup reflect missing delivery details and recipient verification.

Anderson Brothers Store Ad Promises Free Delivery

Local ad urges shoppers to visit Anderson brothers store east of the tithing office for coal kindling mill stuff flour and groceries with free delivery to any part.

Anderson Brothers

College Granted Second Class Rates

WashingtonJanuary 24 A Senate inquiry reports Brigham Young College won a case before the Post Office department over using the United States mails for its publications as second class matter Senator Kearns pressed for refunds and the Post Office approved the college’s request for lower postage terms based on similar college publications.

Washington Psnator Kearns Post Office Department Brigham Young College United States Eral Ford Clleges Renator Kearns Tay Oan

Main Street Realty Sold to John Squires in 5 000 Sale

Main Street Realty was sold on Monday by Inat Megses How Ell and Crawford to John B P Squires. The property occupies 18 by 9 feet with a half interest in the adjacent rock wall to the north. The consideration was 5000 dollars.

Howell Crawford John BP Squires Pes

Corianton Returns to Logan in Triumph

Fresh from a successful state tour the Corianton company presented in Logan on Friday Saturday and Monday with matinees. Large audiences hailed the performance and praised the production from actors to scenery and ballet. Miss Boyer’s Isobel drew special admiration for natural bearing a sweet voice and strong dramatic power.

Corianton Logan Miss Boyer Isobel

Stage crew praised for Cortanton and related roles in Logan

The article lauds preeminent dramatic talent equaling Blanche Walsh, praising Mr Ethier as Cortanton and Mr Ariel Cardon as Lamarck for a recent Logan performance. It celebrates the cast as old friends, notes their promising careers, and hopes for nationwide success and packed houses on tour.

Blanche Walsh Mr Ethier Cortanton Mr. Seerle Seuntam Mr. Johnson Korthoy My Percival Shiblon Ariel Cardon Lamarck Logan

Liquid Air Demonstration At Brigham Young College

A cold wave of extreme temperatures is promised at Brigham Young College next Thursday night January 28. A tank of liquid air at 312 degrees below zero will be shown with demonstrations of its bizarre properties, draws crowds from nearby towns, and showcases the strange science of ultralow temperatures.

Seo Brigham Young College

Dissolution of Ownby and Johnson Jewelry Firm

Notice states dissolution of the partnership between G C Ownby and Lulu Johnson in the firm Ownby and Jonson. G C Ownby retires. Lulu Johnson continues as Johnson Jewelry Company to collect debts and settle liabilities. Dated January 26, 1905.

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

Nation and The Semi Weekly Standard One Year Offer

A combined offer for both The Nation and The Semi-Weekly Standard at one year for $2.25. The promotion highlights a bundled subscription deal appealing to readers seeking political and current affairs coverage.

Hyrum Reunion Hosts Dinner and Program

The Hyrum old folks from three wards gathered January 22 in the meeting house for a communal meal and program. About 200 attended as speakers, songs, and a prize drawing followed, with later dances for organizers and helpers.

Hyrum Williams Company Parkinson Joseph Smith Hyrum City Clara Williams Tomi Alma Willams Liquid Air L. Thoresen Charlie Anderson Peter Hanson Jens K. Jensen Charlotte de Ome Senso Nielsen Anso Amos Jenson Gustave Anerson Susana Hulse

Logan Choir Delights Conference Audience With Harmony

The Logan Choir delivered notably balanced and beautiful singing during the recent conference, drawing favorable comment. A social party is planned for January 31 in the tabernacle basement with a program and speeches, each member urged to contribute to a lively evening. Mr C M Harris will provide piano gratis and bring a phonograph to boost the spirit.

Th Tabernacle C. M. Harris

Relief Society Conference in Wellsville Schedules Two Sessions

The Relief Society of Cyronm Stake of Zion holds its quarterly conference in Wellsville on Saturday June 81 1908 with sessions at 10 in the morning and 1 in the afternoon A large turnout is urged Presidents Mary E Hower Nellie Parkinson and Lizzie B Owen preside Quilts and blankets will be featured through Cuche Knitting Works.

The Relief Society of Cyronm Stake of Zion Wellsville Mary E. Hower 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 John Doe Congress College Main Street Realty Sold Cache Knitting Works Reunion Logan Choir Relief Society Conference Cuche Knitting Works
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