Local Briefs From Logan and Nearby Areas
Local notes report college students arriving in town, residents moving to Salt Lake, and various business offers. Topics include employment and housing inquiries, clothing and knitting works ads, farm and mining developments, post office unclaimed letters, and local school attendance. A charity ad notes a deafness cure device funded for free distribution by the Nicholson Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
College Atudenta
Timothy Hay
Cache Knitting Works
V. Hannon
Lst. National Bank
Jos
Newhold
Hall and Jacobean’s
Ard Street
Fall Opening in Cache Valley Press Notes Hard Times
An editorial in the Journal laments hard times in Cache Valley due to low prices on some goods and high prices on others while hinting at a forthcoming increase in newspaper size. Funeral services for Mr. J. W. Hendricks were held at Logan Tabernacle with speakers including Bishops J. Larcon and T. H. Merrill and W. D. Crancey honoring the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache Valley
Vonsiaténey
J. W Hendricks
Logan Tabernacle
J. Larcon
T. H. Merrill
Richmond
H. Bullen, Jr
W. D. Crancey
Fall Millinery Opening and Footwear Ad
Fall stock debuts with cheap shoes and new styles for men women and children from Andreas Peter and M Oleson manager. The first tabernacle speaker Elder George Leishman described a prosperous mission in southern Illinois and prayer discussed by Hilder Thatcher. Elder Melvin Ballard warned against theosophy and related beliefs, urging adherence to church doctrines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas Peter
Aon
M. Oleson
Tabernacle
George Leishman
Hligois
Hilder Prank Thatcher
Joseph Smith
Melvin Ballard
Lace Curtains and College Records at Brigham Young
At Brigham Young College yesterday the record student enrollment reached 269, the largest in the school's history. President Linford hosted a reception for faculty and former students with a sample repast. Prof. W. J. Kerr won the charcoal sketch prize. Mrs. Sanford and others were praised as charming entertainers. Nearly 60 attendees. Also advertising four-room house for rent north of Logan Temple. Enquiries at Smith Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young College
Linford
W. J. Kerr Prest
Mrs. Sanford
Walk Over Shoes Advertises Affordable Men’s Footwear
Local ad lists Ladien and Viet Kid shoe lines in multiple sizes with sale prices from 60 cents to 2.00. Items include lace and button shoes, cloth tops, and heavy oil grain work models. Promotes Walk Over brand as best value and references agents selling the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Dong
Kangef
Button and
Ince
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Charles Llatine
Star Valley
Logan
T. A. Lewis
Salt Lake
Mr. Lewis
Kiter Bras, Drug Co
E. R. Owen of
Welleville
Denver
Mexico
Murdock
G. Ashhman
Misa Josephine Norton
G. L. Paxton
Mise Martha Sorenson
Matt Hannon
Providence
J. B. Stewart
Hanes
Yee
Lim
Charles J. Peterson
Hyde Perk
Rose Checkers
Olner
Sec. Bullen
Heber Haneen
Vernal
Wyo
Logav
Han Eon
Sucevsa
Welle
Stredifante
The
Agricultural College
H. C. Hanson
Aricona
W.Y. Crozall Hing
Plock
Nielsen Mining Company
Thomas Smart
Wyoming
Tressorer Dendricks
Conatable Fister
Eatray
Logan Disttrict
Woodruff
Benson
Bills
Card
Ballard
Webster
Franklin
Howe
Eliason Sisters
Elinson Sistera
Logan Temple
Smith Brog
Utah
Bethday Wedight Amusementa
Wll Poiste
J. R. Winder
Or & W
Henry G. Hayball
Newman Bros. Organ
Frenry G
Hayball’s
Logan Elevator Co
Ordon Smith's
Oll
Slath
Isaac Jorgenson
ZCQ. M. I
Cardon
Jook
Sale Praca
Ladien
Lalea Fine Viet
Sale Prive
Mena
Boye
Seomle Tong
Prado
Prive
Mena Astin
Eloe
Ono
Robinson Bros., Clothiers
Gorden Block App