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Cardon was well-known for his involvement in early local affairs. Since 1914 he managed the Cardon Jewelry Company, an institution which for many years had been recognized as one of the leading stores of its kind in the state of Utah. He served as president of the Logan Rotary Club, chairman of the merchant's committee of the Logan Chamber of Commerce, and director of the Logan Home Building Society. He also had a particular interest in local high school and college athletic teams and organizations, and followed closely the accomplishments of each.
Cardon married Jennie Murdock on November 22, 1905. Together they had two sons and four daughters. Jennie passed away on May 27, 1950, and a year later he remarried Lettie Turner Rasmussen. Cardon died from a sudden heart attack on April 7, 1952. He was 67 years of age.
(For more information on Cardon see the Herald Journal, April 7, 1952)
Register completed by R. Todd Welker, April 2001
Box 1.
Folder 1. Downtown Logan Views from top of Thatcher Bank (SW corner of Main and
Center Streets).
1:01:01-1:01:02. Views looking north, including west side of Mormon Tabernacle and tops
of businesses on the west side of the street.
Folder 2. In Front of Cardon Jewelry, ca. 1922.
1:02:01-1:02:06. A group in front of Cardon Jewelry at 41 North Main Street. Undoubtedly
Cardon family members. Shots also include front of Riter Brothers Drug
Company and front of Logan Hardware.
Folder 3. Mormon Temple Views.
1:03:01. View looking east/northeast through trees from front of Champ home (NW corner
of 100 North and 200 East). Includes hedge and gate of Champ home.
1:03:02-1:03:03. Views looking northwest from 100 North and 300 East.
Folder 4. Utah Agricultural College.
1:04:01-1:04:02. Views of Old Main looking southeast.
1:04:03. View looking north, south wing of Old Main partially visible.
Folder 5. Utah Agricultural College - Football.
1:05:01. Team in formation on field in Adams Park (on the Island).
1:05:02-1:05:17. Individual team members posed on Adams Field. (Names unknown).
Folder 6. The Island, College Hill, and Logan Canyon.
1:06:01. View looking west from south side of College Hill includes west portion of
Island.
1:06:02. View looking south from south side of College Hill, excellent view of the Island.
1:06:03-1:06:06. Views looking east from Boulevard show College Hill, Old Main, the
Island, and the mouth of Logan Canyon.
1:06:07. (missing).
1:06:08. (missing).
1:06:09-1:06:10. Views of stream looking east up Logan Canyon.
Folder 7. Jim Bridger Centennial Celebration, 1924.
1:07:01-1:07:15. Men and women in 1824 period costume celebrating the entrance of
Bridger into Cache Valley, on the Mormon Tabernacle grounds. Parts of
the Tabernacle are barely visible in some photographs. Some men are
dressed as Shoshoni Indians.
Folder 8. Johanna Paulson Funeral, 1925
1:08:01-1:08:06. Mourners and the flower-covered grave of Johann Paulson at the Logan
City Cemetery. Mrs. Paulson died July 11, 1925 in Portland, Oregon, and
was brought here for the funeral. She was the wife of Dr. Paul M.
Paulson.
Folder 9. Miscellany
1:09:01-1:09:02. Unidentified Cardon family groups.
1:09:03-1:09:05. A camp out, possibly in Logan Canyon, 1930s.
1:09:06. View in the Teton Mountains.
1:09:07-1:09:08. Portraits, unidentified women.
Box 2. Contains negatives of all prints except:
1:01:05, 1:01:15, 1:01:17, 1:01:19, 1:01:20, 1:05:01, 1:06:06, 1:09:03, 1:09:04,
1:09:05, 1:09:06, 1:09:08.