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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1903
Page
7
Preparations underway for a large and varied holiday music display in the town. The company announces two curloids of instruments on the road and two more soon, with a special stylus variety seated for the opening.
The notice urges buyers not to delay on jewelry, warning that later stock may still be pretty but prices could be different. It emphasizes seizing the chance now to secure a watch, pendant, or pin before values rise.
The State Board of Horticulture urges strict fumigation of nursery stock with hydrocyanic gas before sale or shipment to curb insect pests and diseases threatening Utah fruit. Uncertified imports face quarantine at importer's cost. A state law and rules require disinfecting care, with penalties for noncompliance. The board calls for orchard cleanup and timely cutting of diseased limbs to stamp out pear blight, aided by lime sulfur and salt sprays.
Smithied News Notes reports a boy named Ismael Hillyard injured when a wagon ran over his leg on a beet road. It also notes the Seventeenth quorum of Seventy’s yearly meeting with President Gordon Imbill present and Ralph Merrill chosen to fill a vacancy amid several new members.
Marriage license records show entries for Willard Johnson of Hyrum and Lilian Nelsen, Carl Johnson and Laura Henderson, Clifton and Lorenzo Rigby, Rexburg area residents Kinmad Holowean and Claray Strayta, and others including Harold Seafount of Logan and Alma Robinson as Frederick Rathison. The fragmented list also references Whitney, Iduan Wille, Mendon, and additional names, with incomplete addresses and dates.
Lewiston Sugar Company offers for rent easy terms on farms near Lewiston Utah for growing sugar beets. Home seekers can secure a home in Claechie valley with favorable terms. Contact Geo. C. Parkinson, Lewiston, Utah.
In a divorce case from Judge Lewis's court, Mary A. Jones sued Willard Jones claiming cruelty and drunkenness. Co respondent Chase admitted intimate relations with Mrs. Jones. Judge Lewis awarded Mrs. Jones all furniture and half the family wagon, denying alimony.
Local briefs report Congressman Joseph Howell departed for Washington after voting in the city, expected to arrive in time for the opening of Congress's special session. The city shows growing interest in proposals including a Weelen mill plant at Logan by Connecticut parties and a carpet factory plan, with debates noting Arizona and Mexico wool use due to quality of northern wool. A probate court petition seeks admission of Samuel Priday's will from Salt Lake City who died in May 1903, listing shares in Ward Coop Store and a homestead valued around 200 dollars, with detailed parties involved and a November 10 hearing date.
Local ad touts Ewil Andersen stock of mill stuffs flour and rye and wheat products, corn meal and shorts. Offers free home delivery and cheap kindling weed. Also promises good treatment for children and lists location east of the titling office.
A Druimmond Tenn merchant Mr I A Pinner reports his bout with dysentery ended after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He claims no doctor was needed, praising the medicine as best for bowel complaints for both children and adults. Sold by all dealers.
An old allegorical scene shows a girl tallying grass and a deadly snake, compared to a man who spends heavily on a cyclone cellar yet neglects a basic bowel remedy for his family. The passage extols a universal medicine claimed to cure Chamberlains Colic Chelera and Diarrhea, sold by dealers everywhere.
Notice from College Irrigation Company in Cache County Utah. Directors meet October 26 1908 to levy 25 cents per share on capital stock payable to Joseph S Peterson at his College residence by November 20 1908. Delinquent stocks paid by November 21 1903 will be sold at public auction on December 21 1903 unless payment is made, including costs. Secretary Joseph S Peterson at College Utah.
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