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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
4
A moral anecdote describes a son of wealth who abandons art to become a leading farmer. He builds a splendid estate, studies European farming, hires many workers, and aids nearby farmers, poised to shape the state’s development in coming years. The piece contrasts passion and work with sensory science on touch and perception.
A vast floral clock will be built at the St Louis exposition. The clock features a circular layout with twelve distinct plant collections arranged around numerals. Each collection extends 25 feet by 12 feet and is designed to bloom at a specified hour daily.
The text compares natural laws to mechanical ones and observes a giant floral clock where at a designated hour the flowers in the bed open their buds and release their characteristic perfume as the hands move to the numeral.
An April 24 1903 letter from Anthon H Lund Historian asks all church leaders and publishers to send copies of every leaflet tract pamphlet book or other work created to defend or explain the faith for Historian’s Office files. The plea covers current and future publications in any language.
Hon. Charles W. Nibley visited Logan from Baker City and was welcomed by friends. Mrs. H G Smurthwaite arrived from Ogden to reside here, formerly Miss Florence Holland. An art club session hosted by Mrs G L Sneadson followed by social gatherings and a briquet at the First ward Relief Society honored Mrs P Affleck. Prof Ira A Cole was surprised by students at Woodruff with several young guests and social events continued through Friday.
Hon Charles W Penrose traveled to Logan this week to greet numerous friends and locals, reflecting on thirty years in Govan and sharing cordial remarks with residents.
The passage recalls promising youths who became influential writers and editors, highlighting Eugene Schaub as a leading editor of a major western paper. It also notes social news including marriages in the Fifth Ward, receptions, and visits among local and regional figures such as Hon. Charles O. Card, Mrs. Jesse Marl, B. F. Riter, Joe Howell, Lexis Cannon, Jane Robinson, and Mrs. Charles England with travel to Kansas City and Salt Lake City.
Mr. E. P. Bacon returns from an extended Colorado visit and plans a trip east to Boston to visit relatives. Miss Dora Wright of Figrom is the guest of Miss Nettie Amussen.
An 1903 Logan Utah certificate quotes witnesses claiming cure of rheumatism by drinking Harrison pure water and a report of tested merits. Names include Mrs Alta Shuruit Mrs William Bingham and Mrs A Fennesteck listing Baxter county addresses and baths cabinets for sale.
An advertisement promises premium numbers awarded early in June. It urges paying a year in advance to secure numbers and claims you may recover ten times the subscription amount.
Eye specialist Dr N Newman from Pocatello Inc will visit Hotel Eagle May 17 18 and 19 for eye fittings. Those with imperfect vision urged to attend as examinations are free and glasses fit to relieve headaches nervousness old age and weak eyes.
Two great war horses in competition the Estey Piano and the Newman Organ race for favor at Harris Music Co as supporters cheer the battle of brands and tone.
Notice to parties desiring cemetery lots watered to pay in advance to the city recorder at $1 per lot for the season. No watering will occur unless this payment is received. By order of the city council.
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