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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1903
Page
7
The Benson Stake of Zion will hold its quarterly conference on Saturday and Sunday November 21 and 22 starting Saturday at 11 a.m. Stake Presidency members Wmn. H. Lewis Alia Merrill and Gb. A. Hendricis are listed as participants.
Notice says Logan Latter day Saints hold ward meetings Sundays at 2 PM and Tabernacle services at 7 PM instead of 2 PM previously. Adjusted schedule applies to all referred gatherings in the community.
Beets Beets Coal Hods Coal Scraps and Shovels Chanber Pails and every description of galvanized and japanned iron ware Tin ware Gratte wire Brootus brushes general and builder's hardware and sporting goods offered at very lowest cash prices by the seller.
Notice to stockholders of RK Laiount and 60 College Irrigation Company. Directors levied a 25 cent per share assessment on October 20, 1903. Payment due by November 20, 1903, to Joseph S. Peterson in College Utah. Delinquent shares will be sold December 1, 1903 to cover assessment and costs.
Wards and numbers listed for Hyrum Ist Hyrum 1 through Mendon College 9 and surrounding areas. November dates 6 18 22 29 list H F Liljenquist A A Allen Jr N J Nielsen Sam Oldham George W. Davis and others under Hyrum Stake Presidency with names and order of appointment.
The Agricultural College of Utah puts on a series of farmers institutes with specialists in horticulture stock raising irrigation sugar beet growing and other topics. Meetings start at 7 30 pm in town meeting houses with free admission November 28 in Hyrum Pandise Mendon November 30 Newton Hyde Park Sootfield December 7 in Richarvond Lewiston Clarkston.
In New York on November 18 a grease rendering tank in a West Port street establishment failed, spewing scalding oil and causing a basement fire. Five men were injured, three likely to die, as rescuers pulled others to safety in a harrowing scene witnessed by passersby.
Unable to speak English, two underage Indian boys aged 7 and 9 were shipped from New York to San Francisco to meet their mother Mrs. Marguerite Pose. They wore large name tags at Grand Central station while a crowd gathered for the emotional reunion in San Francisco, destination 6 Montgomery Street.
A fashionably dressed young couple visited Mrs Katherine Smith's residence to rent rooms for the winter. While she showed them the second floor, the man disappeared and reentered her room, after which jewelry valued at 160 dollars vanished from Mrs Smith's room. No clue yet.
A badly decomposed male body was found in a ditch below Reno. The wrists and ankles were bound with a heavy rope, and the skull showed a rock-crusted area. The victim could not be identified from clothing, and the murder appears to have occurred about a month ago. Police are pursuing leads with little progress.
Thomas A Edison asserts a new generator powered by a potent fuel will supply electricity for homes and vehicles. He says it can store energy from storage batteries long unused, power a house and an automobile for 24 hours, and cost less than current suppliers. The device is said to be simple for any ordinary person to use.
An ad describes drying preparations for catarrh, claiming they dry up membranes and worsen the condition. It promotes Ely’s Cream Balm as a safe, painless remedy that cures catarrh or oil in the ear, available in a 50 cent size, with Bly Brothers distributing from 56 Warren Bly.
A collage of small ads and notices includes sale offers for wall paper remnants, cheap ploughshares, and meat market prices, plus job and photography inquiries. Local businesses Oswald Wilkinson & Son, A Picot, S J Sorenson, Meissner’s Bakery, Logan Dry Goods Co, and Harris Music Co advertise goods, services, and tax deadlines. Special land excursions to Oklahoma declared, eye examinations offered, and a piano contest promoted with small purchase incentives.
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