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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04

Daring the week there has beer
shipped from Tsin Pals county z5Oe
chickens 10 a company AZ Namps
Many interesting things have de-
yal0ped during this campaign. One
j. that ycu cannot always depend up
Ga farmers % DO their part 10 coop
rf4flte movements n all the farm.
e~a who agreed 20 deliver fowls had
done 20. the shipment souid have
bsre1 much greater,
zee primary object OF this move,
insofar as the farm bureau Ia con
f.ft.sa - 20 develop a fair market
fsr fhe poultry producers and farm
sfs % Txin Fails county.
A rfile review Of conditions IN the
past viii Indicate 20 what extent this
movement ia effective Last year
when market conditions were very
strong farmers were being paid
lron to IA cents per pound for
chic krns This year In the face OF
the yeak market they are receiving a.
hiFh a. cents At Twin Falls. This
n In itself a sufficient Justification
Tor the movement.
Another interesting thing that has
Developed ia the different types q
fowl that are brought TO market. We
find III receiving these fowls that
fhere are all kinds aud conditions OF
poultry delivered Some chickens
we're brought Ia that were too weak
even 10 stand the trip from the farm
10 the station and In some Instances
fowls diod on route from the farm
70 the station. Some rows were too
4nak 10 stand shipment from the sta
ton 10 destination and at Filler, after
very careful eooping some fowls died
lu The coops on the depot platform.
Fowls we're delivered ia sacks and
He'd IN punches like fire crackers.
IN farmers would take little trou-
ble aud use a little feed they could !
materially increase their profit, For /
sample. the spread Of market II
e1is between heavy aud iiEht hens.
4hifh means hens Weighing four
pounds are worth 22 cents Z. o. b.
While hends under four
,ounda are worth IA cents al Nampa,
Fake for example 100 white Lsshorn
lena Tho standard for Leghorns
. IA pounds The average Leg
lofn coming IN will weigh probably
hree poundn One hundred Leg
iorns weighing three pounds will
make SOC pounds. which will net the
arrnef about ~ cents per pound or
I3e. ny ton days feed. where fowls
ire placed IN close confinement for
aitoninT purposes. the average can
- Raised 10 y pounds per head. the
rice would Increase ) cents per '.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04
COOPERATIVE POULTRY SHIPPING
IN TWIN FALLS COUNTY VIEWED
BY MEMBER EXTENSION BUREAU

I oound, making a total OF $40 for 100
1ens. an Increase Of tb4 for about 10
lays feed.
THIS light stuff IL very difficult 70
dispose OF and a drug on the market.
Many c0ckereia were brought In that
,hould have been sold two. three or
wen str weeks ago when the market
or frys was high. II the farmers are
I , expect the top price they must de-
iyer a strictly first-ciass article.
II will be very interesting for the
sighbors 10 compare their return
ieefa and thereby get an idea as TO
my one class OF chickens brings
nors than another.
II ~ hoped that this cooperative
marketing week Will be quite educa-
fiona1 10 the farmers OF Twin Falls
sounfy az veil as beneficial 20 them
the way OF stimulating fair mar
ket conditions.
Another interesting thing about
his campaign IL the great number OF
Improbable hens that IL being TAX
m out OF the county. A far as can
q estimated from the Information al
tand there has been about 10, 900
lens cuiled out, which might other
Yiae bs carried through the winter
a loss Most On tnis Gull stock
lnds It's way 20 market very quickly
lhile much OF II Ia consumed by the
amiiy, aud In place OF eating the
,o0d. laying hens. eulls are used.
The elimination OF 200 Gull hens
figuring feed costs on the basis OF
resent conditions makes a saving OF
least $4,000 TO the farmers OF
Twin Falls county In one year. IL
found from the average feed costs
nat "a costs from 81 TO IS year 10
eed a hen. Figuring conseryatiyely
hat II costs $3.50 per hen and allow
* a possible production OF $3.50
zach for the Gull hens. We still have
loss Of 81 per hen. II does not pay |
iced hens that are not high pro
lucers.
The money In the poultry industry
. from egx production. The culling
fort then, alone. has been very prof
table. II IL difficult to figure just
What the saving 10 the farmers has
leen as a result OF the market cam
align. but Il II conservative to esti-
nate an Increase OF 9 cents per
,ounds. Ten thousand hens Will
Weigh on an average OF four pounds
er hen which would mean total
rOfit OF 1900 nthe culls alone.
hitch Is only a small amount OF the
ouItry shipped and disposed OF from
win FaiD county. We are presum-
ng that all the culis are being or
ave been disposed Of.
aklng Il all IN all. then. the cam
align has been very profitable.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04
opp fkf.I,ows INSTALL
srArE OFFICERS ron
ruk ENSUING YEAR

For the Information OF local mem
bsrs OF tho 4 o. O. v. tAs names OF
he officers Installed AZ the annual
convention OF the order at Caldwell
last week n xisea. They are:
"a Reese Hsstzh2axh. Granxeville.
Grand master.
frea Moore. Mosee~. deputy grand
master.
W a Mitchell. Parma. grand war.
sisn
Presley y. Horns. Caldwell. Grand
secretary.
W. A. coaxhaaeur, Psys,te. xrana
treasurer.
Frank Martin. Belse. grand repre-
'sntstise Tor two years.
Thomas ". nuckrer. Caldwell
Grand representative for one year.
J. w. shipp. Idaho Falls. grand
marshal
John Woody. Moscow. Grand con
duetor
J. @. Adams. Caldwell. grand
J. s. Martin. Mullin. grand guar
dian.
T. 8. Jackson. Caldwell. grand
herald.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04
MAJOR REED WRITES ARTICLE
ONPROJECT OF LOCAL INTEREST
IN THE LITERARY DIGEST

lowstonc like for irrigation purposes.
az so ardently feared by George Bird
tsrinneli. the writer fails 10 see that
this need detraet from the virgin
beauty OF the park or TO damage
either the lake or the park In any
way. All the construction needed ir
an artistic concrete bridge. with
gates not over eight feet high secret
Cd beneath. Not one tourist In a
thousand would ever know but what
IL was a handsome bridge. and for no
other purpose. Water OF tremendous
value In food production could thus
be- stored without raising the lake
above its natural annual full tide.
rhis wator now wastes down the Mis-
aoari and Missippi rivers. auKmentinx
tho devastating Mississippi valley
floods. In place whore tourists sell
dom. II ever. 20 the waters could be
lot out whom needed below for irrixa-
ton purposes, This plan. which APP
pears 20 be Mr. Crinnell's chief cause
or alarm. and his only real reason
or opposing tho Fall river bin now In
congress. u only tentative plan.
The intent OF the bill In congress
,nd the intent OF the settler. on the
tRHrN ftfNhf EHt 8At tn' r MI fAFNI
water now going 20 waste, Is along
constructive. not destructive lines.
The writer knows the Yellowstone
ark. and cannot help but feel that
our eastern naturs-loyera under
TODD tho situation tally there would
. no alarm felt over tho despoiling
q our splendid park.
We OF the real West are trying 10
ieNelop our country along clean. pro
fossive lines. aud only ask that W.
- allowed the sam. opportunity our
astcrn brother has There are no
cstruction and no profaning. aud no |
iarm will be done TO Yellowstone Ma
'onai park n the bill passes con.
trvss. On the contrary. the waters !
io~ xoin xto waste will help build an /
'mpire Of happy. hard working Amer
cans Who would solve ilfss prob /
ems IN peace and prosperity. 30 ere
tied BY being allowed TO use for
reps water now xoinx TO waste.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-11-04


People OF Idaho will be interested
IN an article which IL taken from
the Literary Digest OF October 20
Thls article was written BY Fred n
Reed. secretary manager OF the Idaho
Reclamation association, with on.
ficoe IN rofafeilo aud was reprinted
from the Idaho Statesman By the Lit
efary Digest The article Is In regard
% the fight which Ii being ~axed
~ certain eastern interests against
the bills OF Addison r. Smith and
Senator Sugent. regarding the Fall
river Development. The fight agains,
ths bill Ia made ON the grounds that
n tends 20 ruth Yellowstone National
park Nr Reed says;
The writer has been pioneering In
the fceky Mountain states for forty
two years He has lived 20 see the
railroads. telephones aud all the tri-
umpha % electricity com. into the
hitherto nssnicss West The pioneers
are rapidly passing. the overland
Nta1e-eoach. the cowboy. the Indian.
are al fading into the past. and the
bad man" 10 transferred 10 the
Eaat
We of the wsaf love cur scenery
and protect the same always. The
sestarnef worehips al the Creators
masterpieces. and We love our lake,.
onr mountains and waterfalls a. part
~ ourselves
Recently us read In an eastern
laaKafine regarding the esentual
Faxiehlnk Yellowstone lake In Vel.
lossione Nationai park. ~ the pro
posed passage 81 a bill b congress.
tno~u a. the fail river bill. aakinx
TIE right 10 store and conserve water
IA feiioustone park IA lrrigsts tens
~ thousands Of acres % DESERT In the
make river basin of Idaho.
The bili has called forth a nambef
~ sfrY etrcns protests from cur
easfefn ffiends. aud from the stand
nt ~ the uuinitisted theY are
fat n any plan were In eontrm-
piatipn ~ drain Yellowstone lake. or
- tesffoy an yp4ft % the park. ~
land o. eatsr, we ~ tie west woaid
protest vigorously He~cser. such -
noe the ease. and 40 damage Of any
tlnd 10 Incorporated In the plans 81
the people sho ~snt TO ase the FALL
river waters 10 make homos and
crops Cor themselves snd their fam
iNe@
No formal application has been
made 10 ihs secretary % the interior
of a. cnfkress for the damminx %
tks felio~sions lake, This is simply
. tentative propositions. while the Fslt
river basin project has eeen formally
efpsented 10 The secretary 90 the IN
terror. maps filed. aad q hill lntro-
Il sera Ia s4eh brsneh Of eonxres<. and
already passed By the senate. sna.
l,ilnE tbs secretary of the Interior 20
? ~4at = rlxht % ~sf Tor the storage
81 water
The proposed reservoir u In the es-
trazne soath ~est corner Of the park.
ant sili cover about eight thousand
arfes la = xu4mpr section OF eountry
probably Que hundred
Aonsand acres. and about thirty-fise
lnfirs from say trad or road conse-
uuontir II IL not visited BY tourists.
fhr construction OF this reservoir |
reed not in any way tnfure the park J
n uefr&et from tts scenic beauty {
lor would the moose. N there are any
n fhit section. be disturbed TO any 4
extent. In view OF the
treat section Of country over which /
hoy can roam undlsturbed.
Even should the passage OF this .
III pave the way to the future rc-
Iusst 10 use the flood waters OF YET
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

The baseball game here next Mon
day will commence at 2'p. nj. Tn
games ordinarily start at 5 p. M.
but on Monday, Decoration day, the
game viii start At 2 p: m. The
wellsville team has been strength
ened by the addition Of several nj a.
from California, Famous Jack Kill
liiay Of Oakland will do the pitch
Ing. owns Jensen. former manager
OF the Boise Union Association. is the
new playing manager. Jack Coburn
former manager is still the advisory
manager. The quitting OF Coburn
left the Wellsville team In a bad way
for they had relied on him TO &c:
them a team.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29
APOSTLE BALLARD
TO SPEAkA At
/. i. ]. B. Y.c. 80. 9:

nApstIe Melvin J. Ballard fs to
beFthe' spesker 81 the commshcenep,
exercises Of the Brigham fouhs COL:
lege on Sunday Elder Ballard J.
IN. alumnus of the college and q
loyal supporter Of church school edu-
cation. Admisaios 10 the exercises
is TO- bermade by ticket. Probably
never before has the alumni sent Ia
10 many defuanAS for tiekeis indi-
eating renewed interest In the
seAsoi Indications ars that there
WIN be no seat In the house that
will not be demanded By reserve.
Anyone contemplating coming should
telephone into the once for reserva.
tionS lest he be disappointed In
settins's seat. Ii addition 70 Apos.
lie Ballssad's addrxss; 10 the grsdU
ates, Prof. w.O. Robinson With the
chorus and Prof. HSary otte witt,
the erehestra, wiz. fpEnish sles'sl
'Ausie and a. representative, from
both grad uatins classes viii presen,
the ysledictory and = SaSer.. IA !,
The sless .sf 1915 10 TO be. hack
u force this being their reunion yea
The degreed. alumni, will alse have
q sSeeisi meeting, completing a;ssr-
im&nsnt organisation. This msans
that nnaSy Of thS. b.. r. C.'s nesi
Influential aluHni will, he. 10 attend
auce during the commencement. Tho
alumni reunion VIII -. held IN the
library and, gym Saturday evening.
cSnmencins At 8 o'clock..s:r 49,, ~,
Tickets for "whar Happened !,
Jones" the Graduating class play. 'are
exhausted. Graduates
and alumni with their partners ara
special guests of this play. In Or
deP TO meet the demand the whole
house has been reserved and sdmis
sios is to be made. by tickets. which
may be had at the book store.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Superintendent Larsen of tht
count schools. Superintendent Der;
son Of the city schools and RreS cn,
Vernon Of the shool board Az a
before the regular meeug Ell the
Cache Valley Medical Society fan'i
submitted a proposition to the So
ciety in regard 10 establishing Al
medical clinic similar to the dental
clinic that was established here last
fall. After considerable discussion
the society voted unanimously to
support such a movement and ar-
pointed, DIR. E. s. Bulge, DR.. II. ~.
Adamson and DR.. g. L. Aces ~ =
committee to investigate the natter
and formulate plans, The object 81
the clinic Is to give medical and sur
gicai care 10 the worthy poor of,hs
valley who otherwise would not get
proper care. ., ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

On Decoration day At p. M. q:
the ~" park the Logan team win
meet the fast Wellsville nine. Some
Of the local fans appear TO think the
Irrigators from wellsville are dowG
In the mouth and will not put up a
good exhibition. wellsville has
addition OF four new men. Mr.. Lo-
cal Fan II you think they are easy
get that out of your system as the
Collegians will have all they can do
to hold their own. 1t will be hari
fought game and We have by no
means a cinch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29
Young lady typlst wishes situation
in general Office work. Adv-5-29-C

Every chapter OF Service Star Lee
gion has committee known as the
flag committee. The duty OF this
committee is to notify the members
through the local press of days dur
ing the year when the flag is to b.
displayed and to give general instruc
tions In flag etiquette. Miss Mary
Martin, chairman OF the flag COM
mittee OF the local organization, de-
slres that Service Star members use
their influence TO have our Memoir
ial day flags fly to half mast fro"l
sunrise 10 noon and full staff from
noon TO sunset. Also that strict OBJ
seryance of the bylaw in the consU-
tuition which requires that eata
of the Service Star Legioa
place an American Nag and a services
ilas in her window on the $oth day
Of May. ,tv 4tb Of Julylsnd the
Iish day Of sovcissst sSsesszss.s,;
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Y. TO BE HELD AT
|. ssU. A. C.

1 lmpressiveS memorial 600 services
be held following the graduation w.
(srcisss osths. vssh Agricultural Col;
lese have been arranged 10 give hop-
oy TO those men or the iAstituaoh
vhs merineed thsfr lives In the va,
Of 1914. The services viii consis,
In The unwilling and dedication Of 4
byonse tabJet to be placed IN me
principal ball Of the main building.
President A. ". WINS Of the GSird
Of trustees of'the college will delis-
or the dedication saafsss. The ser-
Vices VIII Mhe place fmmediately in
front Of the main building.
'The table. represents The Angel Of
Death biscins a.'vrea,h Of victory
upon the brows Of soldier in No
| Man Land. It il cast In broAse,
The tablet was modelled by Mr.. jos
, eph A. Packer, q former art student
| Of the college under. the suDsrvIsioA
Of the art department. II was than
cast In the college foundry under the
llirseton Of Mr.. a. n. rpsweH. II
charge of the foundry When tbs
tablet was ready for csstinss 4pvSsti.
cation allowed that no foundry could
handle the work. between Denver
lana, Sen Francisco except the soss
ssed for instruetienal Surposes IT the
college. Prof. Aaron. Nswey. ind ~
A. C. hansen assisted 3at! rawe,'
With the moulding. ~ f1ne.i "f
lyon = plate at the base Or the
tablet are placed the names ef',k6se
nsen who made the supreme sse,fSira
These nsnes,are a. feiiowa,' q ~
Anderson. wilsord W. Logan. .H,xd
argyle. Horace r. sIasish FofS,
Utah. !; ~ = r. sw'' I. ~
Cook. George b. willard. Utah. Z
Dewitt. Robert Roy. Logan. Uta'.
Evans, Lawrence, H.. Nepht UTAH.
Covers. Ray, Nephi. Utah.
Gray. Edwin NJ, Elsinore. Utah.
Walter B. Hanks, Grover. Utah.:
George Melton Hansen. Providence
Barney T. Justeson. Logan. Utah.
Joseph Morrison, Logan.
Ray Peterson. Preston, Idaho.
Clayton Preston. Logan.
Guy B. Alexander. Heber.
Louis H. Rowe, Salt Lake City.
Edward H. Walters. Logan.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Commissioner John A.. Crockett, !
chairman Of the special cemeters
Of the Chamber reported
some needed inprovmepu Al lbs
cemetery that The city you'd carry
QUIZ AZ far a. possibls IN skslo,s
viii be paced 2. q psrletssi bss!..
When LOT IL purchased :ffom the
cis5 u. &ih b misiistaiseed ana fsbt'
in ssSd Soadi,ioh ~ he esty. Ti,s
win make more usifermity and there
vim not be an uniept and untidy lot
next 10 q tidy lot. All the lots viii
be the SANE ana q landscape DIlan
win b carried out. y 6f course lots
that have 'airssds bssfn 'iS;rfekassd
csasst ~ jlassd 'oii perpetual haala
unisss ths owner - dssires, Evsrv
effort win BE- middle 70 see HAT thc
owners Of lots not on the perpetual
basis plan keep their lots il good
condition or let The city DO IT,. a
new entrance with more exits for the
cemetery are also being consideres.
The main driveways win extend east
and west and every grave in tie new
plat will be accessible froia Z xaik.
The cemetery has been surveyed. .
plat made 10 the lots can Be record
I'd BY dysT9s the ,o5fiise sftSsA5
recorder. This win 'aale ii ~ The
little can be established' the same -
In other real estate. when the pres
emit plan f0ir' IMPROVING tie essetery
Logan can bosst Of one Of the Sat
,oeatta and most 'bsautissf ;ssmslsfi-
les in the atats;. cheirmsh ciiochstt
reported that ali the road. sAd"the
walks leading to end in the eemstery
had been placed in good c6ndI,ics.. y
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29
RICHMOND MEMORIAL
DAY PROGRAM

Decoration day will be held in
honor at Richmond Monday. May 81.
with the following appropriate pre-
gram. at the cemetery at IL a. Is.
The program will commence vita
bugie calls. followed by selections
by the Richmond band.
Community singing by the assem-
bly,.
Prayer by Chaplain.
speech by Senator ]. w. Funk.
ouartette by c. l. stoddard and
company.
Speech by representative OF US
American Legion. c. b. Johnson,
. Cornet duet by silas Anderson AMI
company.
Reading OF the poem ThanathopiS'
ouartette by Ausborn johnson and
company.
Singing by the assembly,
Prayer by Chaplain.
The Richmond baseball team plays
at Smithfield at o'clock and carve
between Richmond and Preston will
be played at the local ball park AZ
five o'clock. Big dance in the eF-
ening.
Free transportation will be given
10 and from the cemetery TO all over
sixty years Of age, Please ieas
nance IT ,hs CoeR store.
- fis.Fs VIZ y ''''
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Heber c. Vaughan, superintende";
OF the City light plant returned
from California Thurdsay evening
where he went to be in attendance
al convention held at Pasadenr'
for electrical engineers and plant
superintendent OF the western
states. Mr., Vaughan reports very.
successful and educational trip.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Ward conference will be held IN
the various VERDI Of ,hs Hyrsm
stske a. follows, May 20. Paradise
end Hyrum First ward. June s. Men.
don, .Mi,lyilie and Nib.sy wards. June
a.. ,Hyrun Second, ward. Hyrun
Third ward and wellsviile, wsrdi, a,
pocd attendance is .desired, Hyrum.
Stake Presidency. g.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

The 1c sale is on In full blast at
the RexsIl store where upwards OF
1900 people made Purchases nj the
store on the opening day. Prospects
are that this sale will eclipse all
previous sales OF the Ritter Bros
Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Miss Blanche: Cooper win lecttrs
under the ausyicss Of the Unity Cir
ele Tuesday afternoon At 4 O'Clock
at the Chamber Of Commerce rooms.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

DR.. Snow, Specilist, eye. ear, nose
and throat. will be at the Office of
Drs. Bulge and Hayward on the last
Saturday OF each month.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Its not too hate for war gardens
this year. War on the, hishi eostyof
living Get your s.rdss;; 'seeds At
the Cache Valley Floral Co. Also
plenty of sweet pea seeds. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

The program In the Tenth ward
Sunday evsnips win be ~ follows:
Instrumestal trio. M. Hansen aud
company. Address. s.B. Milton. Nal.
quarteite. Fred ciouse and companJ.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Chester Squires left yesterday at
ternoon for Trenton where he az
cepted the cashiership of the West
Cache Banking Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Savage Real Estate has lately
moved to an ONCE over the FRS
National bank. Phone 500 OF
90s-W. Advice
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

BABY CH1CkS-My chicks are
bred from trap nest hens OF high
egg production. Write for prices. Al
win Allen. Hyrum. Utah. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

FOR SALE-Eight room frame
house. two blocks west Of the y. A.
r. Col, G1g-J. Adv-C
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Mrs. Milton Daley and her little
son are here from their home ~
Shelley. Idaho, visiting with friene ;
and relatives.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

For fruit tree sprayiny call Thos.
]. Rowley. Phone 11S-w. Adv-6-S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

LOST Sunday ,child's milan
straw hat Finder notify this office
and receive reward. Adv-c
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

When the !doers,Q f the Msn:N Stpe
opened yesterday lnSrnips tssssxsrss
a number 81 men wditiss ~ Stea
the inside and sgdts' their .shs3eAssf
the nf.y sum offered Oh = ~
big discount. - Z. 80 y |, n. I,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29
WANTED Good clean cotton rags
at this once. y~ - A.

As Decorators aay t.lls on SUNDAY
Monday will BE osssrvsd'sns all tho
banks. stores. and other places Of
business win be closed. Merchan.s
Committee Chamber OF Csmmeree.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Lewis of Salt
Lake City are in the city on bust
ness. They will return home tomor-
row. M. Lewis is delighted over
the business done sesfsr this year ny.
nie Lsess ~ ~ - 49,.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

FOR SALE-At u. A. c., two
truck trailers. Size one and half
tons. Make "Trailmobile," s400.0 90
each. See Ray b West Ady-5.9
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

sale o. Aour year old rose busl,
e." utah Crews sSe. 'oxl,fcfni,
grown. So. csohss 'villss Flora
o. ''"' :" Xdt.t
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-29

Joseph c. willmore, Logan.
Fred J, Grant, Salt Lake City.
william o. Funk. Trenton.
Jay n, Hague, annon.
Thorvald Rowiey, Logan. ~
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