Cedar Valley Dry Farms Shows Promise of Wheat Expansion
Report from Cedar Valley describes rapid activity on dry farm land as experiments suggest 100000 acres of sagebrush could yield grain within years. Early plowed and sown fields vary in success. three steam plows clear land for 2000 to 3000 acres of wheat. Local farmers like James Peterson and Brig Malliner prepare fall plantings. A new cedar clearing machine claims lower costs to open cedar groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Fairfield
Jame Peterson
Dorton
Atecess Turley
Bradder
Gill
Jeor
Lehi
Brig Malliner
Credars
West Canyon
Prig
Midnight Bell Mine to Resume Work After Inspection
Directors led by A. F. Evans and Henry Lewis inspected the Alpine property and ordered resumption of sinking to access a vein of silver ore. The tunnel is about 200 feet in the hill with a 25 foot deep vein, and stock has recently traded at 10 cents per share. Work will restart to reawaken interest in the promising property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midnight Bell
A. 4. Evans
Henry Lewis
G. N. Child
J. M. Kirkham
Alpine
Inter
Big Pumps Tested at Jordan Plant in High Water Heat
Engineer Kelsey for Associated Cinal Companies with Fairbanks Morse representatives tested two new pumps and a 100 horsepower gasoline engine at the Jordan pumping plant. The test pleased officials, but no new pumping is planned this year. The lake fills under hot weather as 80 percent of outflow is evaporation and 20 percent flows downriver. Directors, including Mr. Koviet, spent time on Armement Fork exploring Door Creek site for a power plant to operate the pumps next year. An option exists on the power site from C W Karl and John H M Wootten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsey
Cinal Companies
Fairbanks Morse
Big Jordan
West
Canal Companie Uit
Kovieht
der Wabeger
Armemont Fork
Door Creek
Messrs. C. W. Karl
John HM. Wootten
Postmasters to Meet in Lehi This Month
The Utah County Postmasters association will hold a session at Lehi on the 22nd. Visiting postmasters will be hosted by Postmaster and Mrs. Rovs at Saratoga Springs. The day features topics on improving the service and a moonlit evening of boating bathing and fishing.
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Utah County
Rewding-Lestie Kirkham and Associates Items List
Reading-Emima Tempbill reports a compiled sale of various musical instruments and performances. The list names performers Kirkhams and Goates along with instruments mandolin guitar and string selections. Lone paper item notes Azor Southwick Virgil Dorten and Alralain Avlerson as participants.
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Rewding
Lestie Kirkham
Itazel Goates
Rowling
Vera Tylor
Anderson Bros. Reading
Emima Tempbill
Azer Southwick
Virgil Dorten
Alralain Avlerson
Alpine Stake Day at Wandamere
An Alpine Stake officials announce an excursion to Wandamere on Thursday August 14 with special trains from all stake points. All local businesses will close for the day and the Utah Merchants Association invites visitors to enjoy the resort and Chamber of Commerce amenities.
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Wondeamere
Thoreday
Manufacture As and Merchants Association of Utah
Chamber of Commerce
Diay
Alpine
Wandamere
Samuel Gough Farewell Celebration Details
Sutumbaweyo the Phiped Ward Choir held a farewell social for Samuel Gough with a prepared and well rendered program. The Missionary Fund Committee hosted a sacred concert in his honor and raised a purse of 817, plus 35 from the committee. A Monday progress party added 25. He departed Tuesday morning for a mission in the Northern States, beginning in Chicago.
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Sutumbaweyo
Samuel Gough
Missionary Fund Committee
Gough
Chicago
American Fork Flour Mill Destroyed By Fire
A Sunday to Monday blaze at the American Fork flour mill, once owned by W. D. Totinson and later by the Cannon Estate of Salt Lake, destroyed the mill after a lantern explosion. The building stood outside the city, preventing rapid aid. Estimated loss about 1,000 with many losing their winter grist as the mill reportedly carried no insurance.
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Am. Fork
W. D. Totinson
Cannon
Salt Lake
Alpine Stake appoints missionaries in August services
The report lists multiple missionary appointments in the Alpine Stake for Sunday services in August. Names such as Joad Javkwo, VOM Houston, Arthur T, Metarly Aline, Suttle O Macketh, Beck Forme, Bullogs Willowed, and others are noted alongside Cedar Fort and American Fork wards. The piece blends names, wards, and institutional roles with brief, unclear dialogue references.
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Joad Javkwo Vom
Houston
Arthur T
Metarly
Aline
Suttle O' Macketh
Beck
Bullogs
Pyodhaenny Atom Dlaetivaall
Willd
Uber i
John ¢ Leon Diltiere
Tait Eton
Oley Hyteiberets
Pongeripe Mesias
Pege Singhths
Hawkins
Local Social Notices and Visits Across Lehi Area
Sanh A Earl visits Heber while Salt Lake guests include Wm Crabb and wife. Mrs Lola Harris of Chicago visits Lehi relatives. Jens Nickiey buys Jobn Fitten home for Salt Lake City move. Social gatherings at B C Bark home. millinery openings planned on Main Street September 1. Community snaps include media departure for Salt Lake and local entertainments.
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Lola Harris
Chicago
Lehi
More Reberts Evans
Jens Nickiey
Pieasant Grove
Jobn Fitten
Salt Lake City
Media Winn
Salt Lake
Jeanine the Ant
Linda Hammer
Miss Wion
Main Street
Notice to Whous it Man Conners in Salt Lake City
Notice from Utah state authorities posting notice of land subdivisions within District 64 Reform School area. Public protest period closes after specified publication. unchallenged notices may be deemed valid for agricultural purposes. Thompson, registrar, first publication July 7, 1907.
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Conners
Utah
Reform School
Publc
Ghecelwlin
Olear Waealington
Helag Other
Wien
Thompson
Advertised Charity Turns From Aid to Vanity
A fragment notes a charity described as failing to aid others, shifting from genuine benevolence to pride and self-concern as per the brief OCR read. The text underscores criticism of a philanthropic effort misaligned with its mission.
Good Work Done in India
A brief note discusses methods used in India over 50 years by an Episcopa and reports a population claim of 185, 28 members. It also notes liability for sudden death, stating men face higher risk than women in a ratio of one to eight.
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India
Fragments on Envy and Warnings by Franklin and La Motts
A distorted composite of quotations on envy and caution. It cites Franklin and La Motts with unclear attributions and garbled wording. The text reads as a fragmented literary aside rather than a coherent report or event.
Land Selections Noted by Utah For Public Comment
United States Land Office lists lands selected by Utah under the Desert Land Act with sections, ranges, and townships. Notices posted for January period invite protests by interested parties and warn of contest deadlines pending in Washington DC.
Excursions Via Salt Lake Route Announced
Salt Lake Route offers weekly Sunday trips to Salt Lake with return at 1.25 rate. The program runs from June 80th to Sept 60th with limited seating and special fare for the journey. High demand advised as details appear in the rail schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
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