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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR reads a critique or praise of an alter ery method and its impact, with garbled phrases about basepair, wind of Carded, and strong enthusiasm for an astic method, but specifics, names, dates, and context are unreadable.
Perry Fits gerald of Draper plans a May 20 reunion in Motes of the Social World. Relatives from Salt Lake County may include daughters Stewart Allen and Mrs Dehle. The family is noted among Utah’s early settlers and leaders, with Pres Fitzgerald of Jordan Stake among its prominent members.
The bogan-choir leader Prof Alb Lewis is confined to his room with a sprained ankle causing annoyance. Choir practices will resume next Saturday as he recovers. Also noted is the wedding of Jesse R. Budge of Paris Idaho to Miss Grace Huff of Montpelier officiated by Joseph F Smith at the Salt Lake temple with plans to reside in Paris Idaho.
A proposed Lewiston sugar factory advances with a capital stake of about 200 000 and an option on roughly 1700 acres. Directors named include CO. Niblay WA Laws Joseph Morrell George C. Verisionen and W pant Yesaph F. Smith. The venture seeks lands and expects a year revenue potential.
Thomas G. Winn died May 10, 1993, at his daughter Elizabeth Hatch in Mesa County Colorado after visiting his children since October. Born December 20, 1828 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, he joined the LDS Church in 1838 at Kirtland Ohio, moved to Utah in 1852, lived in Lehi and Smithfield, Cache County, aided in bringing the handcart company, and was a Black Hawk War veteran. He leaves a large family and many friends.
Wanted to hire help for the summer inquiries at this office. Special sale on shoes and men’s, boys’ and children’s clothing at John H. Anderson’s. You will doubtless feel a new scarlet or some piece of furniture.
Ferdinand Jacobson gives a generous donation toward the adioavian fund. Church leaders list four early members living in the stake including Bishop C. J. Larsen and Presi dent D. Fjeldsted. June 14 and 15 Scandinavian celebration committee members named for Hyrum First and Second wards and Thiel ward.
Miss Jean Ingraham presents a dazzling entertainment with special dances by Miss La Sea Augie Edwards Carole Alverson and many others followed by a grand display of group dancing by a large company of girls Ward conferences in Cache Stake at Benson and Greenville wards on May 21 at 10 am and 2 pm Priesthood Meeting Benson stake of Zion scheduled for Saturday June 6 1008 at 11 am Stake Presidency members Wm H Lewis Alma Merrill B A Hendricks announce the event
Sealed bids will be received by the Logan School Board on June 6 for repairs to the Woodruff school building as per plans by Jo W. Garrett Architect. Each bid must include a certified check of five percent. Bids open at 7:30 p.m. by the Logan City School Board. Chair J. WeBarratt announces.
Josh Edgar of Germantown California recounts fourteen years of sciatic rheumatism and says Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave immediate relief and a full cure. He notes the remedy has not returned and urges others to try it, with it sold by all dealers.
An early note describes Miy's Cervera Bolm as a remedy for catarrh affecting nostrils and face, with a test size offered by Croan Talo and described as a liquid cream balm. It notes sale by druggists and the product’s medicinal properties as a solid preparation.
A San Francisco reader testimonial extols Miles Medical Company's Heart Cure and its impact after years of valvular heart disease. The account credits the remedy with strengthening the heart, easing symptoms, and prolonging life, despite initial skepticism and late treatment. The piece frames the product as life saving and widely available through physicians and druggists.
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