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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
1
Mayor Hansen announces he studied the condensed milk factory business while away and aims to organize a company to build such a plant in Logan. He says ample local milk supply exists and profitability hinges on purity, with stock available to the public and outside purchases bringing income to valley residents.
A section of the Logan Hyde Pars and Smidhfelds Canal had its lower bank wash out at dawn Monday. Flooded land and property were damaged as the water flowed toward the river. Two pigs owned by Hrick Anderson were drowned, marking the greatest individual loss. The canal was soon emptied and the break will be repaired quickly. Seepage from the hill above likely caused the washout, with rain damage expected to cost several hundred dollars to restore.
Dodgers advertise 1.50 per thousand and up. PLA Nielsen and Son on Main Street offers grocer options. The residence of Mr LB Thatcher is being repainted. Mr and Mrs Ed Edwards of Cache Junction visited Logan. Prof Janee A Langton seeks city superintendent post. Logan plans a quick July 24 and a ball game is the only scheduled public event.
An advertised letters notice lists recipients with names such as Anderson Axel and Pife Seth. Other entries include Jenson Marys Morgan D and Newton Isaar N, along with Petterson O W and Peterson Engee. The transcription shows many garbled or misspelled names.
The Wellsville community mourns as Joseph William Statham dies Sunday, continuing a three year string that has claimed multiple family members. Other obituaries note Mrs Florence Anderson of this city dying after illness and two operations, Anna Mohr of Logan aged 61, native of Sweden, David Rainey of Star Valley, and Clarissa Taggert Parkinson honored in services with clergy from Wellsville and Lorain. Funeral notices list services in Fourth Ward meeting house and Lovin Tabernacle, with attendees from nearby towns and churches.
Thomas Morgan reports a large funeral for a 28 year old deceased with many old friends and church leaders in Providence. Elders Adolph Baer and Godfrey Publiman led prayers and choirs performed as speakers praised the deceased’s devout career. Born in South Wales the man arrived in Providence in 1858 as an early settler with a large family in attendance.
Gaston first baseman for the Barnett team of Denver turned a rare single handed triple play against the C F I team on the local grounds. He caught a liner at first off a hit by Lee left, then ran Krowell down at third, touching second base to retire the runner. Gaston, formerly with Denver Western league, achieved a historic feat in this game.
Promoters tout a monumental Ringling Brothers circus event in Logan on Friday August 7 claiming the greatest production yet. They trumpet record crowds, daring feats, and a dramatic parade of trained animals and riders as proof of the show’s unparalleled scale and popularity.
Rowe July 2 440 Pope Leo died after a long illness in Rome. Cardinals, relatives, and papal court members gathered at his bedside as he lapsed into unconsciousness. His final words were a blessing spoken with lingering vitality before death.
Special sale notice lists children s shoes at 50 cents, children s shoes 5 to 50 cents, misses shoes sizes 12 to 2 at 4 00, ladies shoes from 5 to 5 5, Douglas Shoes brand and styles, all new stock offered by Andreas Peterson in a local sale.
Jessie Pinkey Ball of Springville Ada writes that her three children suffered whooping cough last summer but with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy they recovered better than other children. She urges others to use the remedy for safer outcomes and notes her little girl asked loudly for cough syrup. The letter promotes the remedy as widely available through dealers.
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