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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
8
Local items note promotions and sales at Wadman Burnham's and P A Nielsen Son, with ads for crockery, tinware, and hardware. Miss Gwennie Hubbard returns home after college, while Miss Mary Christensen wins a prize. Officials seek a postmaster in Keaton Cache County and a forest reserves inspection discusses timber use and fire control in Manti and Logan.
Death of a pioneer, Tire Obristind Lijenquist, wife of O. Nu Lijjenquist, occurred Tuesday July Sth at 12:20 a m in Hyrum City. Aged 01 years, fh months and 4 days, she came to Tlsh in 1857, lived in Salt Lake City, Spanish Park, Goshen, and for forty-one years in Hyrum. She led the Relief Society for twenty-one years and leaves six children, 40 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren.
An assortment of local advertisements and notices includes a shoe sale at Logam D & bo offering women and children’s footwear, a Green Wheeler Shoe sale at City Shoe Store, and dated excursion ticket offers from Utah to Boston with the Oregon Short Line. Also listed are miscellaneous items and a few personal notices from local merchants.
A listing of advertised letters includes Allen Mrs EB Davidson Wm Hansen Wm J McKeown Mr Alfred Moreh W Richards Miss Jennie Sorenson Miss Edith Rorert Muracck id.
A grocery price list shows items such as tea 20 cents per 1 piece, sago and tapioca priced per pounds, oat meal at 50 cents for 14 pounds, beans and rice priced per several units, tomatoes by can, baking powder at 20 cents, and a note to check fruit jars and sugar prices.
A bankrupt stock sale offers mens and boys heavy shoes at 25 percent off regular price. The offer also applies to ladies and misses hats and children's hats. Readable sale notice emphasizes discounted footwear and headwear for men women and children.
A 25 percent discount applies to summer dress goods. The sale features select fabrics with lawn reductions: 20e lawns from 20 cents to 10 cents per yard, 25e lawns to 1 cent per yard, 40e lawns to 35 cents per yard, and 60c lawns to 50 cents per yard.
An old advertisement notes embroideries offered at ten cents per yard and twenty cents per yard, with further reductions to five cents per yard for large lots. The listing mentions quantities of 100 and 250 embroideries and emphasizes discounted yard rates.
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