Welcome Farewell Reception for Apostles MeberJ. Draut and Grant Lyman
A hundred guests gathered Monday evening in the L. D. 8 college banquet room for a farewell reception to Apostles MeberJ. Draut and Grant Lyman before their upcoming foreign missions. Lyman heads to Great Britain with wife, while Grant travels to Japan. both expect to be gone two to three years and a couple of months respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D
College
Apostle Meberj. Draut
IF. M. Lyman
Utah Sugar Company
Zion's Saving Bank and Trust Company
Co-operative Wagon and Machine Company
Apostle F. M. Lyman
Great Britain
Apostle Grant
Japan
Twixt Love and Money at the Home Dramatic
A large crowd attended the home company's Saturday performance of Twixt Love and Money at the opera house. Critics note limited prep time affected movement and diction but praise those who did well and commend the troupe for offering proceeds to fund a new meeting house. Reporter Raeporter notes Miller of Kilby company securing ten electricians and engineers to aid local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Useal
Opera
Ihs
Manager Miller
Kilby Company
Miller
Lowes Land
Seton Thompson lectures pack Opera Hours as B Y A contest shines
The B Y A notes highlight Seton Thompson delivering lectures at the Opera Hours with packed houses. The B Y A vs L D 8 College athletic event ended with Academy wins in multiple races and basketball. Post events included lectures by Timbalt and Nelson at local schools, plus plans for a five week summer school and asylum cottage improvements funded by $1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton Thompson
Academy
Trof
Timbalt
Gannison
Dividend Post Sets Record in Utah’s Fish Springs
The directorate in Deep Creek country posted a 2 cent share dividend worth $2000 yesterday. Distribution to be paid Saturday with close expected tomorrow. The plan, long in the works, aims to set a new dividend record for the year as wine stocks respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Fish Springs
Deep Creek
Tomorow
Utse
Wool buyers move as market shows higher quality clips
Wool buyers increase arrivals as a stronger movement seems likely. John Jonson of West Jordan reportedly tops the season with a high price. Lanne Solomon of Henry Collin & Co bought a clip at 12 1/4 cents, paying for the cacks, while prices elsewhere quote around 11 to 12 cents. Sheepmen in Tooele anticipate at least 12 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jonson
West Jordan
Lanne Solomon
Henry Collin & Co
Boyers
Tooele
Louie Strasburg
White House
Alpine Stake Quarterly Conference Notice
The Alpine Stake of Zion announces the Quarterly Conference to be held at American Fork on Saturday and Sunday April 27 and 28 starting at 10 o clock p m. The Saints in the wards and branches are earnestly requested to attend. The next Saturday and Sunday the quarterly conference will be held at American Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Stake of Zion
Amaiican Ford
American Fork
Sugar Notes at Singhamton Sugar Plant Upgrade
A large gang of workers is upgrading the Singhamton Sugar plant to double capacity. New machinery from Kilby Manufacturing will cost 1500 to 175000 dollars, with some old equipment retained. Employment is expected to double as production scales to meet the enhanced capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singhamton Sugar Company
Lelil
Hy A. Viale
Progeuwyle Agwarentinig
Binghampton Beet Sugar Company
Ty Weaus
Pla
Baners
Luhi Sugar Company
Utah
al Juline
Dogers
Pany
Kilby Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Beet Sugar Industry Gains Spur in Ogden Factory Talks
Officials deny Salt Lake reports of a $50,000 detedting effort and deny knowledge of a dropped Uintah project. Ogden Sugar Co claims support for beet sugar expansion and welcomes new stock in beet production. A bulletin notes beet sugar production rose to over one third of domestic supply, with 74 percent for immediate use despite poor harvests and low beet yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.e
Salt Lake
Ogden Sugar Company
Wintel
Stevens Brothers
Unitat
Thomas Dee
Ogden Bugaroo
Cennia
Hood's Sarsaparilia Promises Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilia as a gastric tonic and cure for dyspepsia, claiming it relieves indigestion caused by stomach weakness. The copy emphasizes its strength as a tonic and remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Dyspepsia Cure Claims and Job Offer Advertisement
A biased advertisement touts Hood s Sarsaparilla as a cure for dyspepsia with a testimonial from Frank Pay of South Bowton Mana and promotion of a paid representative position offering $56 yearly salary plus expenses at Stanchard House Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Frank Pay
N. Si
South Bowton
Mana
Dyopepela
Guaranteed Salary Opportunity For Local Representatives
Advertises a $900 yearly guaranteed salary for men and women of good address to represent the group. Travel for appointed agents, local work, and other duties offered with extra commissions and expenses. Promises rapid advancement and a permanent position with liberal income. Respond to Stafford Press at 28 Church Street, New Haven, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
New Haven
Conn
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health and Digestive Power
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the greatest health builder and foundation for a strong body. It links digestion to vitality, urges readers to become architects of their fortune, and claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure aids digestion with a patented formula. The piece also mentions a Peoples Co op and a consumer seeing relief from illness by using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hood's
Weither
Peoples Co—op
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Joseph F. Smith
Dremonies
Brigham Young
Ataira
Christenson
Featherston
Peter Christofferaod
Thomas Fowler
Y. A
Pol. Nelson
Millard Co
Hickman
Juab Co
Brimhall
Normal Society
University of Uta
Park City
Loyal Baring Powter
New York
Suis
Peoples Co-op Just
W. E. Racker
Stanchard House
Dearborn St
Chicago
Sarsapauil
Jennie
Gertrude
Jonnie
Kansasgity
Rocksland
Aline
Antonio
Texas
Trent
Cenells
Wei Moore
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