Local Logan Postal Entry at 35 South Main Street
At Logan Utah the post office lists 35 South Main Street as a second class matter entry point.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
4
At Logan Utah the post office lists 35 South Main Street as a second class matter entry point.
Ward conferences for the Benson Stake of Zion will be held on dates listed with Smithfield and Newton on May 11, Trenton and Coveville on May 18, and Clarkston on June 8. Stake presidency members Alma Merrill H. Hendricks and Wu H. Lewis preside.
During the Omaha gathering of the Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions of the Northwest Mrs. M M T Allen of Utah reported on missionary conditions. Her words attacked Mormonism, claiming polygamy and renewed power threaten Christian work, while others in Utah are described as intermarried and generally Christian.
Jobo Wanamaker met the German Emperor and, disregarding ceremony, grasped the monarch's hand. He expressed pleasure at meeting such an enterprising man and noted it as the kind of achievement admired in America. The exchange marked a notable moment in cross national dialogue.
The emperor, seemingly amused, later grins as a subordinate recounts a bold rebuke. In a shifting scene the ruler admits to enjoying the display, while the subject notes the stark contrast in authority and tone.
Lady Essex launches a royal laundry in London with hands on methods, citing long lineage and modest funds through Luar’s purse. The venture promises to perform all work by hand in the manner of high art.
A Logan correspondent for the Salt Lake Tribune is accused of fabrication over a report about the city ordinance on Sunday ball games. The writer claims the Tribune article was “made out of whole cloth” and calls the Tribune the laughing stock of Cache County.
Miss Mabel T Busenbark Mrs Cecelia Christensen Miss Marie Hellkvist Mr Peter Nelson W H Thompson Mrs Crustapa Robert Murdock P M appear in an advertised letters section listing residents and initials for public notices and delivery arrangements.
An old classifieds note urges readers to visit Peterson and Son's opposite the Opera House to obtain spring painting services. It promotes early scheduling for painting work.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a quick remedy for nasal catarrh. It claims the balsam is pleasantly aromatic and cleanses the nasal surface as it diffuses, with a 50 cent size sold by druggists and a 10 cent trial size by mail.
The proprietors offer Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal use with an included spraying tube priced at five cents, marketed as containing the medicinal properties of the solid preparation. Druggists or by mail can supply the liquid form.
Anderson Bros Store promotes choicest groceries and flour with germade and related items. Emil Anderson offers lowest prices and prompt delivery three doors east of the tithe office. Flour delivered at same price as at the mill.
Notice from Samuel Holt Supt of Waterworks demands immediate payment of all delinquent water licenses.
Mrs. A. Fennesbeek of Legan 7th Ward announces reduced rents for the famous Quaker Turkish Bath Cabinet. All stock must be kept off the streets after April 15 or it will be impounded, per City Marshal Emer Crockett.
Prof McNamara, president of the McNamara School of Magnetic and Natural Healing, now heads Beoks Fanieties for Springs of Salt Lake City. He combines the ER Hains Waters with Gent 5 Teantags to heal a patient in New Mexico near the winery. The piece notes the top spring run and location details.
The Salt Lake Tribune announces the Mountain Farmer and Ranch section will grow this spring and summer. The new features aim to serve farmers and ranchmen across the arid country. Subscriptions available at one dollar per year. bundle offers with The Weekly Salt Lake Tribune and weekly price at one dollar fifty cents per year.
A Logan City pound notice states unclaimed livestock including a brown horned calf about six years old weighing 412.60 pounds and branded, another branded steer with circle mark braided on the left hip, and a brown heifer calf mint months old branded. Unclaimed animals will be sold to the highest bidder at noon on May 5 by the Logan City Pound.
Creditors of the estate of Gilead Shaffer deceased must present claims to the administrator at First National Bank Building Logan Cache County by April 2. The first publication date is April 2. Dave James Walters is the administrator of the estate.
Notice of a May 12 1902 stockholders meeting in Richmond City Utah to amend the articles of incorporation. Proposals include Article 1 change to The People's Mercantile and Creamery Company, Article 2 capital from 30000 to 50000 dollars with par value five dollars, Article 7 increase directors from five to seven, Article 4 election by stockholders at annual meeting, and Article 15 vacancies filled by appointment. Brigham Pond president and Charles Z. Harris secretary dated April 18 1902.
Land Office at Salt Lake City Utah announces final proofs for homestead entries. Orson C Levelanidief of Thoweysille Box Elder County Utah and others are to prove continuous residence and cultivation before County Clerk Brigham City May. Witnesses include Martello Hidank Shorbank Len a Neeley and David Loveland among others.
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