Small Blum Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 2 of 6)
Bells--North America; Bells--Exhibitions; Bells--History--Exhibitions
View of a small Blum bell, usually used for goats. The leather collar indicates this bell was used on larger animals.
Unknown
Box, Thadis W.; Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library
Utah State University Libraries
Digital Initiatives Unit, Merrill-Cazier Library
Reproduction for publication, exhibition, web display or commercial use is only permissible with the consent of the USU Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives (email: SCWeb@usu.edu)
Texas
Small Blum Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 4 of 6)
Medium-Sized Blum Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 1 of 3)
View of a medium-sized Blum bell, its size is appropriate for a horse or large cow. The original clapper has been replaced by a wire and nut. The bell and collar have visible signs of wear and age.
North America
Medium-Sized Blum Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 2 of 3)
Medium-Sized Blum Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 3 of 3)
Small Blum Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 1 of 6)
View of a small Blum bell and leather collar, used primarily on angora goats in Burnet and Llano County, Texas.
Small Blum Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 6 of 6)
Small Blum Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 3 of 6)
Small Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 3 of 3)
View of a small bell used primarily with turkeys. The bell served to protect the fowl from foxes, raccoons, and other predators.
Small Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 2 of 3)
Small Bell (North America Display Case Item - Image 1 of 3)
Tong Tool (North America Display Case Item)
Bells--Exhibitions; Bells--History--Exhibitions
Bear River Mountains (Utah)
View of the island area taken in 1895. Black and white silver gelatin print or collodion printing-out paper prints, 13cm. x 18cm. or smaller, view looking east over the "Island" area of Logan, Utah from the Boulevard also shows the mouth of Logan Canyon and Logan Peak, canal in the foreground.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Assorted Photograph Collections, 1860-1999 (USU_SmallPOColl, Box 5, Image 245)
Digital Initiatives Unit, Merrill-Cazier Library (Publisher – digital)
Reproduction for publication, exhibition, web display or commercial use is only permissible with the consent of the USU Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives (email: SCWeb@usu.edu])
Utah--Logan Island
Farms
The Logan Island area, from River Heights, with Utah State University campus in the distance, after construction of steel retaining wall along 4th North widening around university campus.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, A-Board historical photograph collection, (USU_ABoard1, Drawer 1, A-0158)
Lorenzo Skanchy Owns Lands Advertisement
Newspaper clippings
Small business
Tax information from 1923 that confirms and verifies the land ownership of Lorenzo Skanchy in the location of the Island Market.
Newspapers.com. The Journal, April 20, 1923, Page 6. Accessible at: https://universityofutah.newspapers.com/clip/99210839/lorenzo-skanchy-owns-lands/
The Journal (Logan, Utah) 1892-1931 (Publisher – original)
Newspapers.com (Publisher – digital)
Clipped by user A02329372 on April 6, 2022
Butcher Shop Advertisement from Archie Anderson
Newspaper ads
Butcher shops
An advertisement for the butcher shop of Archie Anderson dating back to 1920. First known evidence of a business and person being at the location of present day Island Market.
Newspapers.com. The Journal, March 1, 1920, Page 3. Accessible at: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/98709528/archie-anderson-opens-butcher-shop/
Clipped by user corbinalt79310 on March 30, 2022
Archie Anderson’s Move and Building Open for Renters Advertisement
Grocery trade--United States
A newspaper article on Archie Anderson’s move to a new location, and the advertisement of an opening for renters at his previous location, Fourth East and Center Street. This is the location for the present day Island Market.
Newspapers.com. The Journal, September 11, 1923, Page 3. Accessible at: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/98301610/1923archie-andersen-moved-locations/
Clipped by user corbinalt79310 on March 24, 2022
Advertisement for Seventh Ward Grocery, located at 4th East and Center Street, Logan Utah. This is the location for the Island Market. The area of the Logan Island was known as the Seventh Ward, a geographic retion for a congregation for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The Seventh Ward church building was located nearby the grocery store, likely inspiring the name choice.
Newspapers.com. The Journal, September 30, 1925, Page 3. Accessible at: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/98301724/seventh-ward-grocery-1925/
New Refridgerator Has Built-In Radio Receiver Advertisement
Magazine Ads
Refrigerator
Radio
Housewives as consumers
Advertisement for a new refrigerator with built-in radio in the top. "With radio in kitchen, housewife my listen to her favorite program while working." Found in the August 1937 issue of Modern Mechanix magazine.
Archive.org. Modern Mechanix, August 1937, Page 66. Accessible at: https://archive.org/details/modern-mechanix.1937.08/page/66/mode/2up
Modern Mechanix (Magazine) & Fawcett Publications (Publisher – original)
The Internet Archive (Publisher – digital)
Uploaded to The Internet Archive by M. Leo Cooper on April 19, 2021
Roy Cardon sits on his 1908 “pathfinder”
Cars (Automobiles)
Fishing rods
Antique and classic cars
Man sitting in car with fishing poles hanging out back of car. Photograph likely taken in or near Logan, Utah. According to other research done (KJZZ14, "Slide Show: 104 old photos show unique history of Logan, Utah") the caption says "Roy Cardon sits on his 1908 'Pathfinder.' Roy's car was one of the first in Logan." The Cardon family appears in Logan history and other photograph collections held at Utah State University.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Raymond C. Somers photograph collection, 1865-1993 (USU_P0324, Box 6, Image 178)
Newspaper clipping about Burgin Grocery moving location from 133 South Main to the corner of 4th East and Center Street.
Newspapers.com. The Herald Journal, May 28, 1934, Page 2. Accessible at: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/98710551/burgin-grocery-moves-to-4th-east-and/
The Herald Journal (Logan, Utah) 1931- (Publisher – original)
Newspaper clipping of "Business Changes" concerning Burgin Grocery, located at 400 East and Center Street, being leased to Earl Nielsen and Mrs. Nielsen. Ruth Burgin would be working on the Burgin Cafe on Main Street.
Newspapers.com. Cache American, August 18, 1938, Page 3. Accessible at: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/98710373/burgin-grocery-leased-to-mrs-nielson/
Cache American (Logan, Utah) 1931-1950 (Publisher – original)
Hansen, Melva
Hansen, Cleve H.
Photograph in the newspaper of Cleve and Melva Hansen, owners of Cleve's Foodland, located at 400 East and Center Street. The photograph was printed alongside the article "West Center Area Has New Market - "Cleve's Foodland."
Newspapers.com. The Herald Journal, March 23, 1952, Page 8. Accessible at: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/98364083/cleve-melva-hansen-photos/
Clipped by user corbinalt79310 on March 25, 2022
Utah Polk’s Logan City Directory 1946 – Skanchy’s Market
Business directories
Utah--Logan
Grocers--United States
Page 175 from the 1946 Polk's Logan City Directory. This page contains information about various owners of a local corner market in Logan, Utah. Skanchy's Market, is located at 426 N 5th East. They would move locations to 416 North 5th East in Logan by 1958 according to the 1958 Polk's Logan City Directory.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Logan Polk Directories (979.2 L828d 1946) Page 175.
R. L. Polk & Company 1870 - (Publisher – original)
Stores, Retail
Auto Parts Co. and Cleve's Foodland. Joseph D. Davidson and wife Georgia H. tax assessment photograph (D-0049), 54 West Center, Logan, Utah. Tax assessment card available.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache County Tax Assessment Photos (USU_P0012, Box 4, D-0049, Image 3)
Cache County Assessor's Office
Advertisement for Cleve's Foodland, located at 58 West and Center Street.
Newspapers.com. The Herald Journal, October 23, 1953, Page 7. Accessible at: https://universityofutah.newspapers.com/clip/98364367/58-west-center-1953/
Advertisement for Salturn's Island Market, located at 4th East and Center Street. Many foods and their prices are advertised stating "Look folks! Check these food values!" Later, this store is simply reffered to as the Island Market.
Newspapers.com. The Herald Journal, April 6, 1951, Page 11. Accessible at: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/98086900/salterns-island-market-corner-4th-east/
Clipped by user corbinalt79310 on March 21, 2022
Independent Grocers' Alliance of America
Image of the Island Market building from Cache County tax assesment records. It shows the exterior to the store and the bridge that runs over the canal, part of the Logan River, which runs behind the store. One man observes another man working with a shovel. The date the photo was taken is not listed, sometime before the second remodeling of the building in 1961 which featured a tiled exterior. Description given: "Logan, Utah, Lorenzo O. Skancy/Floyd and Thelma Saltern/Lloyd and Ruth Bergin/Robert F. and Fae R. McCarn. Island Market, store. Lot 3 Block 19 Plat C, 400 E. Center (3 photos)"
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache County Tax Assessment Photos (USU_P0012, Box 8, D-2668, Image 2)
IGA Lauded in U.S. Senate on Its 40th Anniversary
Newspaper articles
A section in the Deseret News providing a summary of quotes from Senator Mike Mansfield, who spoke on the 40th aniverseary of the Independant Grocer's Alliance about the economic scale and impact of the Independent Grocers Alliance.
News.google.com. The Deseret News. August 22, 1966, Page 5. Accessible at: https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=kwcKAAAAIBAJ&sjid=-EkDAAAAIBAJ&pg=4351%2C4420175
Deseret News (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1850 - (Publisher – original)
Google News (Publisher – digital)
Salturn, Thelma
Photograph of Floyd and Thelma Salturn, owners of the Island Market grocery store. This photograph was printed alongside an article in the Herald Journal, titled "When People Still Keep Coming Back: Mr. and Mrs. Salturn in Business 20 Years." The article was written in commemoration of the Island Market grocery store being open for 20 years.
Newspapers.com. The Herald Journal, February 27, 1970, Page 20. Accessible at https://www.newspapers.com/clip/98713033/salterns-celebrate-20-years-of/
Newly Remodeled Island Market Has Grand Opening
Newspaper clipping giving information on the Island Market's re-opening and story. This was after the second remodel under the Salturn's ownership. The Island Market is located at 4th East and Center Street.
Newspapers.com. The Herald Journal, December 7, 1961, Page 11. Accessible at: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/98713277/dec-7-1961-grand-re-opening-of-island/
Photograph of Floyd and Thelma Salturn, owners of the Island Market grocery store, and their son Sandy and the clerk, Hilda Sansom, inside the grocery store after their first remodel. The photograph was printed alongside the article "New Island Market Sets Opening Friday, Saturday."
Newspapers.com. The Herald Journal, June 4, 1953, Page 12. Accessible at: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/100333630/picture-of-salterns-after-first/
Clipped by user corbinalt79310 on April 23, 2022
Image of the Island Market building from Cache County tax assesment records. It shows the front of the store mid renovation with ladars on the side of the building and buckets. One man appears to be using a measuring stick. The canal of the Logan River running behind the building is not visible, it is difficult to determine if the canal is still above ground at this point. The date the photo was taken is not listed, although it may have been during the first remodeling of the building in 1953, which featured a new roof. Description given: "Logan, Utah, Lorenzo O. Skancy/Floyd and Thelma Saltern/Lloyd and Ruth Bergin/Robert F. and Fae R. McCarn. Island Market, store. Lot 3 Block 19 Plat C, 400 E. Center (3 photos)"
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache County Tax Assessment Photos (USU_P0012, Box 8, D-2668, Image 3).
Image of the Island Market building from Cache County tax assesment records. It shows a completed storefront with a an IGA logo built onto the Island Market sign. The canal of the Logan River running behind the building is not visible, it is difficult to determine if the canal is still above ground at this point. The date the photo was taken is not listed, it is after the second remodeling of the building in 1961 which featured a tiled exterior. Description given: "Logan, Utah, Lorenzo O. Skancy/Floyd and Thelma Saltern/Lloyd and Ruth Bergin/Robert F. and Fae R. McCarn. Island Market, store. Lot 3 Block 19 Plat C, 400 E. Center (3 photos)"
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache County Tax Assessment Photos (USU_P0012, Box 8, D-2668, Image 4)
Countryside Market: Grand Opening – USU Student Newspaper
Produce trade
Selling--Groceries
A newspaper page containing an advertisement for the grand opening of Countryside Market, including the line "Formerly Island Market," located at 4th East and Center Street.
Utah Digital Newspapers. J. Willard Marriott Library, Utah State University Student Newspapers, October 31, 1979, Page 12. Accessible at: https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/details?id=28409068
Utah State University Student Newspapers (Publisher – original)
Utah Digital Newspapers, J. Willard Marriott Library (Publisher – digital)
Island Market Advertisement, USU Student Newspaper, 1982-04-16
Newspaper page containing an advertizement for the Island Market's reopening. The address listed is 400 E. Center Street. It mentions new ownership and that the Island Market is "here to stay." Items listed on the advertisement include items for sale and hours the store will be open, remaining closed on Sundays.
Utah Digital Newspapers. J. Willard Marriott Library, Utah State University Student Newspapers, April 16, 1982, Page 6. Accessible at: https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s63n7dsx/28414576
“Fake ID Problem Say grocers,” USU Student Newspapers, 1967, Part 1
Identification cards--Forgeries
Page containing part 1 of a newspaper story titled "Fake ID Problem Say Grocers." After interviewing seven local stores in Logan, only two stated that fake IDs for beer purchases, from underage Utah State University students, was a large problem. Logan Police and local market owners comment on the issue in this short article. (Page 1 of 2 for full story.)
Utah Digital Newspapers. J. Willard Marriott Library, Utah State University Student Newspapers, November 1, 1967, Page 1. Accessible at: https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/details?id=26216554
Digital signage
Social media
Grocers--United State
Image depicting the profile image and name the Island Market uses for Facebook, a social networking media platform.
Facebook.com "The Island Market." Accessible at: https://www.facebook.com/islandmarketutah/
The Island Market
Published with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.
Checks
A paper check from East Center Street Grocery shared with Utah State University by the Island Market. The check shows John Lenkersdorfer as the proprietor and the location as 4th East and Center Street, which is the location of the Island Market. The bank is listed as Cache Valley Banking Company.
Possibly a photo of the Island Market building before the Salturn's renovations. Compare this photo with the SCAP0012PBx08-D2668-003 image of the Salturn's first renovation. The window levels were raised as seen on the window on the right. The former window level matches this photo of Hansen Grocery in 1945 and the position of the door and steps appears to match as well. Cleve and Melva Hansen, owners, stand outside the front of the store.
East Center Street Grocery Store, Lenkersdorfer c. 1923
Newspaper clipping of an advertisement for East Center Street Grocery Store showing John Lenkersdorfer as the proprietor and various foods and prices available. The location is listed as 4th East and Center Street.
Newspapers.com. The Journal, October 5, 1923, Page 4. Accessible at: https://universityofutah.newspapers.com/clip/98301780/east-center-street-grocery-store/
1978, Lot 3, Block 19, Plat “C” Logan Island
Plats (maps)
Parcel maps
This Parcel record shows Floyd Saltern as the owner of the building at 4th East and Center Street in 1978. The previous Parcel record from 1970 only had Floyd and Thelma Salturn written in for that section of land while the 1978 version has another name written below in the same section. Floyd Salturn is the owner of the Island Market building in those years, according to these records. The drawing also says D-2668 on it which correlates to the tax assesment photographs of the Island Market.
Cache County, GIS Division. 1970 Recorder Plat Map, Parcel ID: 06-086-0017. Accessible at: https://gis.cachecounty.org/PlatMaps1978/Book_6/06-086.jpg
Cache County, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Division (Publisher – digital)
Cache County
DNO-0159_Cache-County-Plat-C-Map-Lot 3-Block 19-Logan-Island
Softball
Sports
Photograph of the Island Market Softball Team, 1987 USSSA Men’s Class D Western Division Championship. Image shared by the Island Market.
Utah Polk's Logan City Directory 1946 – Temple Grocery
Page 189 from the 1946 Polk's Logan City Directory. This page contains information about various owners of a local corner market in Logan, Utah. Temple Grocery, located at 295 East 3rd North.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Logan Polk Directories (979.2 L828d 1946) Page 189.
Newspaper clipping of an advertizement for the Island Market's reopening. The address listed is 400 E. Center Street. It mentions new ownership and that the Island Market is "here to stay." Items listed on the advertisement include items for sale and hours the store will be open, remaining closed on Sundays.
Countryside Market: Grand Opening Clipping
Newspaper clipping of an advertisement for the grand opening of Countryside Market, including the line "Formerly Island Market," located at 4th East and Center Street.
“Fake ID Problem Say grocers,” USU Student Newspapers, 1967, Part 2
Page containing part 2 of a newspaper story titled "Fake ID Problem Say Grocers." After interviewing seven local stores in Logan, only two stated that fake IDs for beer purchases, from underage Utah State University students, was a large problem. Logan Police and local market owners comment on the issue in this short article. (Page 2 of 2 for full story.)
Utah Digital Newspapers. J. Willard Marriott Library, Utah State University Student Newspapers, November 1, 1967, Page 2. Accessible at: https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62r8vkq/26216555
“Fake ID Problem Say grocers,” clipping, Part 1
Newspaper clipping containing part 1 of a story titled "Fake ID Problem Say Grocers." After interviewing seven local stores in Logan, only two stated that fake IDs for beer purchases, from underage Utah State University students, was a large problem. Logan Police and local market owners comment on the issue in this short article. (Page 1 of 2 for full story.)
“Fake ID Problem Say grocers,” clipping, Part 2
Newspaper clipping containing part 2 of a story titled "Fake ID Problem Say Grocers." After interviewing seven local stores in Logan, only two stated that fake IDs for beer purchases, from underage Utah State University students, was a large problem. Logan Police and local market owners comment on the issue in this short article. (Page 2 of 2 for full story.)
Marketing
A current logo of the Island Market (round shape). Provided by the Island Market.