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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1903

Page

7

Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine Endorsement

J B Belsh er of St Louis Missouri says he used Black Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine and found it far more effective than any stock medicine he has used. He publicly recommends it to all stock owners citing strong satisfaction with the product.

J. B. Belsher St. Louis

Timely Jewelry Bids Urge Immediate Purchase

A brisk notice urges readers to buy jewelry now to avoid higher prices later. It touts watches pendants rings pins as appealing pieces and warns that delaying could mean losing the chance to acquire such attractive items at current prices.

Tickets of the Three Parties in Logan Nominations

The Republican ticket in Logan was announced Friday night. Mayoral candidate W. W. Robnson, Marshal Ewer Crockett, Recorder Hattie Smith, Treasurer Avram Crockett, Justice H. A. Pederson. Attorneys to be named later. Joseph Howell chaired. ER. Nielsen secretary. D. ER. Roberts elected city committee chair. Council nominees by precinct: 1) W. G. Danielson, Olot J. Peterson. 2) Thos. H. Smith, Lars Jacobson. 3) Johan W. Crawford, John Quayle. 4) Eli Bell, George Lindquist. 5) James McNeil, Fred Scholes.

W. W. Robnson Ewer Crockett Hattie Smith Avram Crockett H. A. Pederson Joseph Howell ER. I. Nielsen D. ER. Roberts W. G. Danielson Olot J. Peterson Thos. H. Smith Lars Jacobson Johan W. Crawford John Quayle Eli Bell George Lindquist James MccNiel Fred Scholes

Democratic convention names city slate in county court house

The Democratic city convention met in the county courthouse at 10 a.m. Saturday and elected Frank J. Nebeker chairman and F. W. Crockett secretary. Joseph Morrell declined a mayoral nomination, then Anton Anderson was named mayor with L. C. Parr as marshal and Mrs. M. S. Ormsby as recorder. Other officers included Mrs. Lucy Cardon as treasurer and P. E. Keeler as attorney, with Lewis S. Cardon as justice. Crockett was chosen city committee chairman. Democratic primaries named council members: first Heber Carlisle and H. J. Hatch. second Wm. Worley and M. Evans. third John R. Edwards and Robert Anderson. fourth C. T. Barrett and B. Gr. Thatcher. fifth George Adams and N. M. Hansen.

County Court House Frank J. Nebeker F. W. Crockett Joseph Morrell Anton Anderson L. C. Parr M.S. Ormsby Lucy 8

Socialist slate nominates city ticket leaders

Socialists named candidates for city offices with Alex Lewis for mayor H C Olson for recorder Joseph Jensen for marshal and Mrs J Crowther for treasurer.

Alex Lewis H. C. Olson Joseph Jensen J. Crowther

City Council Nominees Named In Voters List

Justice Geo Wheeler and council nominees listed with members John Lundburg Frank Goodwin Breitenberger Evan Jones Aaron Dewitt Andrew McKinney Charles Miller John Crockett Alfred Erickson. Indicates structured candidate slate for upcoming municipal election.

Geo. BE. Wheeler John Lundburg Frank Goodwin Mr. Breitenberger Evan Jones Aaron Dewitt Andrew McKinney Charles Miller John A. Crockett Alfred Erickson

Local Advertisements and Notices Mix of Goods and Services

An assorted string of old storefront notices and classifieds across Henry H. Danielson, Parker, and Sorenson. Ads promise ploughshares, hogs hides pelts, hats and caps, eye ear nose throat services, clothing bargains, and wholesale ham and lard. A consumer review extols Chamberlain's Colic remedy with a physician note.

WB. Parkinson J. Newbold Don S. Bd. Sorenson’s

Dysentery Cured Without Doctor By Remedy Claim

Mr. T. A. Pinner of Drummond Tennessee reports relief from a hard spell of the flux using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says one small bottle cured him without a doctor and praises it as the best cholera medicine for bowel complaints in any age.

T. A. Pinner Drummond, Tenn

Down Mobile at the Opera House Praises Lincoln J. Carter

Before the Footlights reports a large audience at the opera house on Friday evening enjoying Down Mobile. Lincoln J. Carter is praised as a strong contributor to the theatrical game with lively performance though Miss Parser’s rejuvenation as a heroine strains credibility. The fire scene drew a fine effect and was hilariously received.

Lincoln J. Carter Parser

Brigham Young College Board Meets in City

The Brigham Young College board met Saturday with all members present including Hen B W Young who qualified. An increased appropriation was approved for the domestic arts department to support the large number of young ladies seeking the course. President Linfon reported record attendance for the season and routine business was conducted.

Brigham Young College Board Hen. B. W. Young Young Lady Linfon

Not Overwise Parable Warns Against Poor Preparations

An old allegorical image shows a girl on a grasshopper trampling a snake while a man spends fortunes on a cyclone cellar yet neglects his family’s care with Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The remedy is praised as prompt and reliable for bowel complaints.

Chamberlain

Renters Wanted for Lewiston Sugar Company Lands

Lewiston Sugar Company offers stalls or large farms for rent in Lewiston Utah. Terms are easy and intended for growing sugar beets. Ideal home sites in Cache Valley for a term of years. Contact Geo C Parkinson Lewiston Utah.

Lewiston Sugar Company Lewiston Utah Cache Valley Geo. C. Parkinson

Largest holiday display of pianos and organs

Preparations are underway for a grand display of musical instruments by Thatcher Music Co. Two carloads are on the road with two more to follow, promising a splendid variety of styles for the opening at the Opera House Block.

Thatcher Music CO

Also Mentioned on This Page

Estey Harris Music Co Harris Music C. M. Harris Main Street Login Logan Democrats Henry H. Danielson Josep Parker Chicago A. Picot John H. Anderson B. Y. College Board Ysters G. ©. Owney Latount & 60 Center Street
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