THE DRUGSTORES
The drugstores had everything in the old days. They were a hub of activity and presented all manner of goods and services. Many were very entrepreneurial and had their own embossed bottles especially around the early 1900's. It made them uniquely identifiable and collectible to the diggers. The successful ones were very common and I remember finding dozens when we were dump digging. We would sell them for a few dollars. Now they seem to have disappeared into collections and are still sought after by our local collectors. This section is devoted to those businesses that had such an impact on our local economy. I have gathered much of the history from the Stan Sanders collection and photos provided by our premier pharmacy collector Sherard Hardman. Please contact us if you have more information on these wonderful collectibles.
See the document on Ogden Drugstores.
See the document on Ogden Drugstores.
Halladay - SW Corner of First South and State
Nice Embossing on the name, made it unique and uncommon.
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COOMBS - The Big State Pharmacy. Corner 4th South and State
The Store Up to Date
Fourth South and State.
Embossed Swastika makes this one interesting.
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Wasatch Drug
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NW CORNER STATE AND 2ND South Streets
Wasatch drugs were uncommon and always fun to find with the great logo embossed in the glass. The one above is a more scarce version. |
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Roberts and Nelden.
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A. C. SMITH & CO
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Greenhalgh Remedy Company
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