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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
4
The regular quarterly Conference of the Hyrum Stake will convene at Wallaville on Sunday and Monday, September 31st and 22nd, 1902. A good attendance is desired. W. C. Parkinson, Gov. Pitkin, J. C. Thoresen, Stake Presidency. Harrington?
Ws congratulate Hon. Joseph Howell on his nomination to Congress. It is a richly deserved tribute to a good Republican and a splendid citizen.
Marshal Crockett proclaims an ordinance enforcing building numbering in Logan City to secure free mail delivery. Penalties loom for noncompliance as costs range from 20 to 50 cents per residence. Citizens urged to act immediately to avoid losing mail service.
Health officials warn Logan faces illness from unclean wells and stagnant water. They urge opening upper windows, leaving transoms ajar, and improving ventilation along with thorough cleaning and destruction of disease sources to protect families and neighbors.
A fragment describes a plan to improve car traffic between the agricultural college and town. It mentions morning student transport to the college and afternoon return trips, plus workers commuting to the college and temple with frequent visits to nearby institutions and parts of town.
A fragment argues for a light rail or tram line to Logan, noting a two mile route from the trains, low construction cost under 10000 dollars, easy track and grade conditions, and wide public benefit. It urges business leaders to unite to inaugurate a movement for a countywide line as a public convenience and growth driver.
The tenth annual irrigation congress will be held in Colorado Springs on Oct Gartorth. Subjects of great importance will be discussed and western interests should be well represented. The mayor of Logan, the county board, the farmers association and the agricultural college are each entitled to multiple delegates. The congress helped pass the irrigation law and will tackle other important matters at this session.
An 1890s advertisement from Ely Bros offers Ely's Cream Balm at 50 cents, with a 10 cent trial bottle, promising quick relief for catarrh and head cold. Letters from customers praise its effectiveness, noting stoppage of discharge within days and overall satisfaction.
Notice is given that at a meeting of the directors on August lith 1992 an assessment per share was levied on capital stock payable by November 1st to Peter Christiansen collector at Hyrum Utah. Unpaid stock on November 1st 1902 will be delinquent and advertised for sale. if unpaid sale on December 1st 1902 to pay delinquent assessment and costs. Hyrum September 8 1902. H P Liljenquist secretary.
A reader recalls a voyage by bicycle with illness in route to Bradford County Pennsylvania. Ward of the Laceyville Messenger recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. Two doses aided travel. another user promptly recovered from a dysentery attack after one dose. Sold by dealers nationwide.
Programme lists ward assignments for Hyde Park Benson Greenville Logan and Providence with named missionaries including James Z Stewart Neils Johnson George Jensen James A Leishman Geo G Hendricks Heber Maughan David H Smith Lorenzo E Tippets Andreas Peterson Geo G Smith Lehi Boudrero Heber K Merrill F A Mitchell Jos R Morrell Christian Larsen William Cheechetts Charles Priday W D Cranney Jos J Anderson Edward Clark Jos E Cowley Steven Thurston Frank C Lee Lorenzo Hansen Newel W Kimball John F Squires and Joseph Morrell as President.
A resident of Haguell Missouri, W S Brockman, speaks in support of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after suffering bronchitis for three years and failing with doctors and medicines. He credits the remedy with complete relief and notes it is sold by dealers everywhere.
In a brief sale notice, a shop touts a cheap summer sale with new stock arriving daily. It highlights gent’s underwear, dress shirts, gloves and suspenders as low cost items, while promising a growing selection for men, women, and children.
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