The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09

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STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MAN
AeEmENT, CIRCULATION, ETC
OF The Logan Republican, published
tri.weekly at Logan, Utah, required
by the act OF August, "a, 1912.
Editor, Herschel Bullen, Jr., Logan.
Utah.
Business Mgr. &c. Allen, Logan.
Utah.
Publisher, Logan Newspaper Co.,
(Bullen and Blood, lessees,) Logan
Utah.
Owners Herschel Bullen Jr., and
Wilkie H. Blood, (partners), Logan,
Utah; Joseph Howell, Logan, Utah;
Joseph Odell, Logan, Utah; w. W.
Vaughan, Logan, Utah; Herschel
Bullen Jr., Logan, Utah; J. C. Wal
tiers, Logan, Utah; w. II. THAN, Lo-
gan, Utah; S. o. Stevens, Logan,
Utah; II. A. Peterson, Logan, Utah;
d. C. Bulge, Logan, Utah; B. F.
Ritter, Logan, Utah.
Known bondholders, mortgages and
other security holders, holding one
per cent or more of total amount of
bonds, mortgages, or other securities:
Thatcher Bros. Banking Company,
Logan, Utah.
J. C. ALLEN,
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 4th day of October, 1913.
Seal, HERSCHEL BULLEN JR.
Notary Public,
My commission expires Oct. II, 1913.
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ANENT THE CONFERENCE
From an editorial in the Salt Lake
Tribune on the conference just closed
we clip the following, and ask all our
readers to take notice:
These attendants came for a triple
purpose: first, to take part in the
proceedings Of the conference; second
10 visit friends and relatives; and
third, TO buy In the cheapest market
the one which affords the greatest va
riety of choice and the fullest supply
of all things needful. those articles
of merchandise which they stand In
need of at home, and are not able to
buy to as good advantage in theiI
home communities. This triple pur
pose is always held in view by the
conference visitors and it is salts
faction to know that the Salt Lake
business men welcome these buyers
and do their very best in supplying
them with the choicest goods and tn,
broadest opportunities for selection
that can possibly be had In this re
gion.
We welcome the conference visit
ors, therefore, as good friends In gen
eral, and especially as good custom
ers in trade, and trust that they ma.
on this occasion, as they usually dc
spend as much time as possible witt
us and buy as largely as their mean
will permit. II is good to know ais
that their means are greater nov
and are getting greater year by yea
than ever before. The present sei
son has been unusually prolific in a
forms of agricultural industries an
in industries in general throughor
the state; so that money is NOR
widely dffused and more gener al
abundant and available than ever b.
fore.
The conference visitors make OF
streets lively and stimulate bushes
in fine style.
Now Just check up on the nerve
Visitors are welcomed to Salt LAX
ito buy In the cheapest market, Il
one which affords the greatest val
ETY. of choice and the fullest supp
of all things needful, those articl
of merchandise which they stand
need of at home, and are not able
buy to as good advantage in the
home communities. The only thI,
wrong with this is that 1t is not tru
We know there Is not a market
Cache county that is not as cheap
the Salt Lake market, and we thi