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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
4
The regular quarterly conference of the Hyrum Stake will convene at Wollsyille on Sunday and Monday September 21 and 22 1902. A good attendance of the faithful is expected.
The Nation lists premiums to be awarded during the coming subsiplion season. Prizes include a range of items such as a guitar from Harris Music Co valued at 20 00, a banjo from F A Newburger at 9 00, a rocker from Cardon & Barnham 5 00, and multiple dress patterns, shoes, and household goods donated by local merchants. The total encompasses 20 books valued at 750 each and other items totaling several dollars.
The Nation offers impartial political news and local reports with illustrated miscellany. It claims lower pricing than rivals, premiums for subscribers, and beautiful pictures for advance payments.
President Roosevelt, despite his strenuous life, believes in mercy to animate and disapproves a proposed six hundred mile brocho race.
Considerable complaint reaches this office about marading cows and horses causing destruction to gardens and orchards across the city. Authorities are urged to take measures to remedy the trouble.
The report notes that the galloiiog season is nearly over with football ending soon and the automobile contest continuing its course. It promises a variety of exhibitions and specialties to follow as the schedule unfolds.
Sir Henryhowpson argues that indi gestion is not a disease but a warning that the sufferer has not found suitable food. He claims only diet appropriate to the individual is wholesome, stressing personal nutrition over medical labels.
Memorial services were held across many cities on the first anniversary of President McKinley’s death. Favorites hymns were sung and tributes paid to his memory and public service.
Residents are startled by a Sunday shooting in Salt Lake City. Miles Romney, in a fit of anger, shot and killed Harry Strong. Police investigation begins as locals fear further violence and seek clues to motive and future victims.
Oregon and Washington endure severe forest fires with extensive loss of life and homes. Smoke darkens skies as about three hundred people are left homeless in Clackamas and Mahtomah counties. Timber losses and ruined settlements stretch along the Clackamas River.
Professor F B Winfield urges farmers to use college experiments and farmer's institutes. Results are published in pamphlets mailed free on request, while institutes bring instruction to farmers in many towns through meetings with college professors guiding the sessions.
Bik Thomas Lipton announces construction of a new querty Stomronk in Illinois. The project aims for a striking appearance as it trails the African cup defender by a few minutes in the event sequence.
Salt Lake press praises Miss Lillian Oliver Europe trained pianist, now teaching at Bb. Y. College to train music teachers. Recital at Congregational church featured Chopin Liszt and Verdi selections, with encores and acclaim for delicate touch and strong technique. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm from Josh Westhafer of Logcote nd, noting its value for rheumatic and muscular pains.
Wanted old east iron at Wilson and Son Foundry on Main Street in Logan. Local yard seeks clean scrap steel cast iron and wrought iron materials for melting and repurpose by the foundry. Call for pickup or bring items to Logan facility.
A reader from Baguell Missouri testifies after three years of bronchitis that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved his symptoms. He tried doctors and medicines with no relief until his wife gave him this medicine. It is sold by dealers nationwide.
Advertises positions for men and boys who can drive teams with free transportation to apply at Jacob Jorgensen King Post office. Bring your printing to The Nation office. Promises good work and low prices guaranteed.
In Ogden, a marriage license was issued for James Darbey and Gertrude Hendricks. During the ceremony the bride halted proceedings, alleging she was deceived by Darbey's false claims of wealth and refinement. A district court complaint names Darbey and Utah National Bank as defendants, seeking relief for the betrayed fiancée.
The plaintiff alleges Darby used intoxicating drink to mislead a woman from Council Bluffs to Ogden, causing distress and a broken home. It claims he has money in Utah National Bank and notes the district court dissolved the marriage. The woman received $85 before returning home.
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