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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
5
An advert promises free eye tests to reveal if glasses are not enough and hints at a solution beyond spectacles. It emphasizes friendly guidance from a shop named Eve on the Door with a confident sales pitch and mentions testing eyes to identify trouble.
A fragment notes Stewart aiming to buy or rent, indicating a property interest or listing with brief, undecided details. The unreadable text suggests a real estate action in progress but lacks clear dates or parties beyond Stewart.
Local store promotes choice groceries including flour germade and Valour delivery at the same price as in town. Emil Anderson advertises lowest prices and prompt service three doors east of the titheing for free.
Creditors of Robert Crawshaw and Carl H Landberg deceased must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at their residence in Lowen City by the 24th day of April. First publication dated April 28, 2100. Levi R B Crawshaw Administrator.
The Cdws hosted a pleasant revel at Palace hall Wednesday night into the early hours. Decorated with hundreds of colored lights from Hercules Co and loaned furnishings from John Spande, the hall shimmered as ladies in decolette and gentlemen in evening dress enjoyed Prof Jeapeson’s orchestra, sherbet and cake. Logan society was well represented and L R Martineau acted as master of ceremonies unveiling the club initials at 11 o’clock. APPORTIONMENT OF SCHOOL FUNDS.
About 7000 shares of Utah Sugar Co. stock transferred to T R Cutler for 1 300 500, representing just over half the company. It is believed Cutler bought to control the sugar trust while Joseph F. Smith remains president and Cutler as manager. Plans call for enlarging one plant and building another near Brigham City.
Washington March 6 postmasters appointed in Utah Cache county E S Buchanan replacing J A Anderson resignation. Trenton Cache county ELF McCombe named succeeding Andrew McCombe who resigned.
Promoters claim Hall’s Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by cleansing the blood with sulfates and toning the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case not cured and urge sending testimonials to Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Hall’s Pills advertised as best for job printing at low prices.
Logan will host a visit by Leonora Jackson and company on Monday March 31 at B Y hall. Promoter C M Harris notes Miss Jackson’s Europe tours, Berlin honors, and high praise from critics and professors. Advance tickets $1.00 available at Harris Music Store. President Linford has provided hall use free.
A business notice invites purchases of fine and heavy shoes at Login the exclusive shoe store promising stock and repair service including boot and shoe making. The motto small pratt and quick returns is cited.
Joseph Newbold announces a cash sale on clothing and shoes at cost. The event emphasizes bargain pricing with everything offered at cost for quick turnover.
A Religion Class Conference is called for Sunday March specified at the Logan Tabernacle at p.m. Attendees are requested. HA Campbell serves as Superintendent.
The Nation advertises a one year free trial to Western Poultry News, a 92 page monthly magazine from Lincoln, Nebraska. It claims authority on poultry methods and targets housewives and poultry enthusiasts with subscription in advance.
An arrangement with the Ogden Standard allows a special offer to readers. They can subscribe to The Nation and the Ogden Semi-Weekly Standard for one year at 2.50 in advance.
Notice calls a special meeting of the stockholders of Richmond Cooperative Mercantile Institution to discuss winding up operations, sale of all property, settlement of debts, and distribution of assets. Meeting set for March 16 at 7:30 PM in Tremhend City, Cache County Utah, with directors and officers listed.
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