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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1895
Page
3
Good ranch for sale offers 160 acres with clear title, cultivated lucerne, six room house, granary, stables and corrals, ample water rights, and more water than needed. Cheap sale, excellent home opportunity. Call or write to office or TW RR Nelson Preston Idaho.
Every Wednesday Thursday and Sunday Ogden Salt Lake Provo and other points offer tourist or family sleeping cars to Kansas City Chicago Boston and Philadelphia via the Great Scenic highway and the Sie Girande Western Railway. Rates are under half first class Pullman with $3 to Missouri River and $4 to Chicago. Sleepers are escorted, no car changes. The Rio Grande Western runs daily a through first class or Pullman sleeping car to Denver Kansas City and Chicago. Inquiries to agent HH Bancock Trade Manager.
The 96 page work The American Talks from Plymouth Rock to McKinley has been revised and reissued by the American Protective Public League. It offers information on tariffs and is available to adults for ten cents from Wilbur F. Wakeman General Secretary at 35 West 24th Street New York.
A local repair shop on Third street half a block west of Z M I offers bicycle, sewing machine, lawn mower, typewriter repair, sharpening of laws and knives, and a thousand other services. All work guaranteed.
A garbled 1931 era column suggests women’s fashion obsessions with perfumes and clothes, naming Alice Frenen and Effertiary as figures. It touches on male attire bans, salon trends, and anecdotes of women seeking public costume wear. The piece shifts to politics and rail infrastructure, noting Connecticut grade crossing abolition and a New York fairground plan. A Nebraska transfer law challenge and early cattle shipment by rail from Wigin, Texas, to Chicago are briefly mentioned with fragmented details.
A fragmented historical recipe note describes multiple baked goods and mixtures. It outlines a tenvalee cake with milk yolks and whites, a batter suggesting Grinwing Owns style use of leftovers, then details for Hawell-Deatenery, CAKES with squash and soda, and a Boston like Washington pie technique. It reads as a collection of kitchen instructions from a Ladies' Home Journal style page.
A jumble of small items appears from a 19th century page: an ordinance restricting certain physicians, a cemetery inscription reading Mrs. Ope Chipman of 45 years, and odd notes about Mrs. Assis Connery of Brooklyn, plus a civil suit involving Brocklyn Malling Co. for $5.00 dividends over a pet bulldog named Veter. A penitentiary scene in Laporte and a peculiar street scene in South Kensington conclude the clippings with whimsical vignettes.
A garbled notice warns readers about dangers from improper eating and speaking during routine activities. It references risks to the throat and chest and suggests caution around exercises and river rides near open areas, with scattered phrases about breathing and sensory discomfort.
The item describes various jewelry novelties and Tolliwaall pottery as exotic, noting their gold work and refined finishes. It mentions a front display and a form resembling Tope cdewan for more white of gold, with references to Wellonwry works and a Wembley for works over which a certain effect is achieved. It also alludes to New York city and other fashion influences.
The readable text describes a disjointed scene involving a person named Jearny Tavis and references to Salmon, a jury or trial context, and various disjointed actions. The passage is garbled with nonsensical terms and lacks coherent facts, making it hard to extract a clear event or outcome.
An expert proclaims threats from warlike policy, corruption, and overwork endangering the United States. Nervous disorders rise with frightening symptoms, while Dr Miles Restorative Nervine is advertised as a cure with a guarantee. Patient testimonials from JOUN M town, Olin, praise the product and its claimed health benefits.
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