Sugar City Notes Highlight Local Visiting Executives
Sugar City Times reports visiting industry executives from the Utah and Idaho Sugar Companies. Mr. Cutler and J. H. Gardner, with Engalls the consulting engineer, traveled through Sugar City. Gardner and Engalls returned to Utah, Cutler to Island Park with his son Thomas. Mrs Emma Potter of Tremont visited last Friday. Mr Potter had been in Rexburg visiting relatives.
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Cutler
Utah
Idaho
Engalls
J. H. Gardner
Messrs Gardner
Island Park
Thos, St. Cutler, Jr
Emma Potter
Tremont
Daugter
David Sanders
Potter
Rexburg
Terrace man seeks federal action to force SP trains
Frank Hyland of Terrace awaits word from Washington as he battles the Southern Pacific over operating trains on the old line to Promontory Point. He says the railroad refuses freight and passenger service despite a ninety year government contract and asserts ownership of government land within the rail line. Hyland vows to pursue damages if the government does not compel operation.
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Frank Hyland
Terrace
City
Washington
Southern Pacific Company
Promontory Point
Hyland
Terrace Road
Illy
Enterprising Merchant Shown By Local Paper Glawers
The speaker argues that you can gauge people by appearances and hints that the easiest tell is an enterprising merchant seen in the local papers. The rant uses vivid contrasts, asserting business sense and gospel truth in a provocative, satirical tone.
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Dry Goods Box
Regular Sunday meeting notes in ward services
1st Counsellor DK Manning presided with singing by choir and congregation. Sacrament administered by Elders John Manning and Francis H H Edmonds. Nels Madsen spoke on spiritual food Sabbath observance and sacrament meetings. P F Madsen followed. The ward praised the large hall for meetings and anticipated a full turnout each Sunday. Benediction by Charles Edwards. Choir practice after, with good turnout.
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DK Manning
Peter Jonsen
John Manning
Francis HH. Edmonds
Nels Madsen
P. F. Madsen
Charles Edwards
Readers invited to submit local news items
The publication asks readers to send in births deaths marriages and galage and comings and any other news under observation so the paper may publish all the news and keep the public informed.
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PEARL
Stephens Bros
A. Marie
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Western
Box Elder
Globe Office
University of Utah
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State Normal
State School of Mines
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America
Europe
Salt Lake City, Utah
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H. C. Vanausdeln
C. J. Campbell
Ly Garland
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Ly Corinne
Ar Brigham &49
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Official Directory
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C Vanausdelp
Board OF Health
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J.M. Francke
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M A
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J A
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Peter Clegg
W Fishburn
First Judicial District
W Maugha
Feed J Helton
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Iowa
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Keriff
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Hart
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Nj, Valentine
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Joseph Josephson
Christina Madsen
A E Jensen
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Deweyville
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