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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…
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.
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…
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…
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…
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.
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…
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.
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…
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.
Advertisement for Cleve's Foodland, located at 58 West and Center Street.
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.
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…
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."
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.
Newspaper clipping about Burgin Grocery moving location from 133 South Main to the corner of 4th East and Center Street.
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…
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.
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…
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.
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.
Tax information from 1923 that confirms and verifies the land ownership of Lorenzo Skanchy in the location of the Island Market.
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.
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…
View of a small bell used primarily with turkeys. The bell served to protect the fowl from foxes, raccoons, and other predators.
View of a small bell used primarily with turkeys. The bell served to protect the fowl from foxes, raccoons, and other predators.
View of a small bell used primarily with turkeys. The bell served to protect the fowl from foxes, raccoons, and other predators.
View of a small Blum bell and leather collar, used primarily on angora goats in Burnet and Llano County, Texas.
View of a small Blum bell and leather collar, used primarily on angora goats in Burnet and Llano County, Texas.
View of a small Blum bell and leather collar, used primarily on angora goats in Burnet and Llano County, Texas.
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.
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.
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.
View of a small Blum bell, usually used for goats. The leather collar indicates this bell was used on larger animals.
View of a small Blum bell, usually used for goats. The leather collar indicates this bell was used on larger animals.
View of a small Blum bell, usually used for goats. The leather collar indicates this bell was used on larger animals.
View of a hammer-like chisel implement, also known as a Coldcutter.
View of a large Moore/Blum bell, which pre-dates the Civil War. The triangle fold of the metal on the top, the oval mouth, and two-riveted sides are characteristic of the earliest bells made. Decades of wear and makeshift repairs are visible. The…
View of a large Moore/Blum bell, which pre-dates the Civil War. The triangle fold of the metal on the top, the oval mouth, and two-riveted sides are characteristic of the earliest bells made. Decades of wear and makeshift repairs are visible. The…
View of a large Moore/Blum bell, which pre-dates the Civil War. The triangle fold of the metal on the top, the oval mouth, and two-riveted sides are characteristic of the earliest bells made. Decades of wear and makeshift repairs are visible. The…
View of a large Moore/Blum bell, which pre-dates the Civil War. The triangle fold of the metal on the top, the oval mouth, and two-riveted sides are characteristic of the earliest bells made. Decades of wear and makeshift repairs are visible. The…
View of a large Moore/Blum bell, which pre-dates the Civil War. The triangle fold of the metal on the top, the oval mouth, and two-riveted sides are characteristic of the earliest bells made. Decades of wear and makeshift repairs are visible. The…
View of a large Moore/Blum bell, which pre-dates the Civil War. The triangle fold of the metal on the top, the oval mouth, and two-riveted sides are characteristic of the earliest bells made. Decades of wear and makeshift repairs are visible. The…
View of a large Moore/Blum bell, which pre-dates the Civil War. The triangle fold of the metal on the top, the oval mouth, and two-riveted sides are characteristic of the earliest bells made. Decades of wear and makeshift repairs are visible. The…
View of a large Moore/Blum bell, which pre-dates the Civil War. The triangle fold of the metal on the top, the oval mouth, and two-riveted sides are characteristic of the earliest bells made. Decades of wear and makeshift repairs are visible. The…
View of cast bronze bells from India, typically used to decorate camels and elephants. The bells were new when acquired, and each are stamped 'Bells of Sharana, India '79'
View of cast bronze bells from India, typically used to decorate camels and elephants. The bells were new when acquired, and each are stamped 'Bells of Sharana, India '79'
View of cast bronze bells from India, typically used to decorate camels and elephants. The bells were new when acquired, and each are stamped 'Bells of Sharana, India '79'