Mining boom nears as Canyon operations resume in American Fork
Reports indicate a wave of activity in the Canyon with the Henson mine and Wild Tires, Dutchman, and Wadley prospects reopening ahead of schedule. John Cleghorn plans to develop Globe and Helierophon. Yankee and Globe expected to ship soon. the area eyes substantial ore returns this summer amid improving roads and rising local interest.
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Fife
Lowe
Dutchman
Mer
Wild Gete
Aveke
Wadley Brothers
Wadleys
John Cleghorn
Vetern Canyon
Helierophon
Globe Mining
Cleghorn
Globe
Iwll
George Tyler
Salt Lake City
American Fork
Tyler
Miller Hill
Alice
Canning Factory Meeting Ends Abruptly After Fire Alarm
A Monday meeting at the canning factory was poorly attended and interrupted when the fire bell rang. One participant left and did not return, leaving the effort to organize the canning project unclear for now.
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American Fork
Inet
Am. Fork High School Sees Strong Year and Growth Ahead
Am. Fork High School reports a largely uniform attendance rate with few withdrawals due to circumstances. The eighth grade has been integrated with the high school, an experimental change that overall works well. Vocational emphasis grows with agriculture and poultry clubs led by Mr. Giddings, now plans to credit practical work. staff assignments for 1914 16 include Whittaker Whiteaker Walker and others.
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Ithdra
Chstal
Department of Agriculture
Giddings
Crade
C. W. Whitaker
J. M. Walker
Kuelish
B. A. Morgan
Luther Giddings
Earl Halmstead
Mark Greene
Mechanic Arte
R. L. Ashby
Edna Hull
Anna Mathisen
W. D. Stewart
Retail clerks seek midweek half day closes in summer
Local retailers plan a half day midweek closing during summer to improve conditions. The effort, initially targeted at Thursday, shifts to Wednesday in Lehi as most businesses sign on, citing multiple perceived benefits. Alpine Publishing Company handles job work.
Ingersoll arrested for selling booze in American Fork
Joe Ingersoll was arrested for selling intoxicating liquor to A. R. Woodruff and Harold Brows last December. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Melson and was released on $500 bonds. The city plans vigorous prosecution as officials vow to curb illicit liquor traffic.
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Joe Ingersoll
Tesday
A. R. Woodruff
Harold Brows
Ingersoll
Chipman Case Dismissed Against Irrigation Firms
A judge dismissed T. J. Chipman et al v Leh Irrigation Co and cities American Fork Pleasant Grove with 2400 damages after plaintiffs failed to present witnesses. The defense argued water flow from natural overflow. plaintiffs given 60 days to file exceptions. The ruling may flood Chipman lands unless he covers costs.
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T. J
Lehi
8. R. Thurman
Am. Fork
Whitecotton
Pleasant Grove
Harvey Cluff
Chipman
Consolidation Petitions and Alpine High School Levy
AHigh School board met last Monday to set the Alpine High School district tax levy. Officials indicate consolidation petitions will be presented soon at upcoming meetings.
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High School Board
Alpine High School
Consolidation Debate Moves Utah County Officials
The group discussed petitioning and public input on consolidating the north end of Utah County into a single district. Officials expect to present petitions and seek a 51 percent approval from registered taxpayers before steps are taken, with strong sentiment favoring consolidation among attendees.
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Ho Fe
Bittens
Utah County
Farmers to Use Split Log Drags in County Roads
State board of six commissioners discussed the Ephraim convention results showing a pledge from 20 farmers to adopt split log drags. Road engineer E R Vorgon noted immediate improvements and the plan to deploy the device across Sanpete County with prior testing in nearby areas.
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Ephraim
State Board of Six
E.R. Vorgon
Brone
Banote
Collin Comditten
Sanpote Couely
Sanpete County
Cheyer
Joe Droge
Goml Ponds
Cleetare
State Considers Bulk Dirt Road Repairs After Storms
A local report notes the state plans to bulk and preserve dirt roads across multiple counties, with the city aiming to have several segments ready for use after each storm. Strong focus on maintenance needs and proposed readiness.
Apollo Hall to Renovate With Sanitary Toilets and Fountains
Hides have been asked for and a contract will shortly be let for installing sanitary toilets and drinking fountains at Apollo Hall. A ladies room and agents room will receive modern lavatories and sanitary fittings. Work to begin within ten days.
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Apollo
Water rationing notice follows city schedule
North of the San Pedro railroad track may water from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. South of the track to lat South Street from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Also south of lat South Street from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Hose use without nozzle or sprinkler will be cut off if found, per the Mayor and City Council.
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San Pedro
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