Supreme Court bans use of Alpine schoolhouse for dances
The Utah Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling in the Alpine school district case brought by Lewis Lewis against trustees J T Bateman and Benjamin Bates. It ruled it unlawful to use school property for dancing, citing the statute restricting schoolhouse use. The decision directs the trial court to enter judgment for the appellant and awards costs to the respondents.
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Utah County
Supreme Court
Lewis Lewis
Alpine Schol
J.T. Bateman
Benjamin Bates
Aecrueteds
Alpine
Marloneaux
McCarty
Ue Trial Court
Appellant
Heras
Baskin
Bartoli
A Letter From Japan by Naoyeten
A missionary writes from Japan in July 1008 recalling a year abroad and a bad ankle sprain after a fall while exercising on March 2. He thanks Elder Hedges and local brethren for care and notes the kindness of fellow elders and Jangorse friends.
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Naoyeten
Dapae
Tue
Tun Bassan
Lehi l
Jesus Clijat
Japan
Tod
Elder Hedges
Aistora
Utah County Commissioners Approve Delegates, Seek Damages
The Utah County Board of Commissioners met August 17 and appointed George Webb of Lehi and J B McBeth of Payson as delegates to the irrigation congress at Ogden. George Cluff of Pleasant View sought 250 dollars for injuries from a county road break tied to leakage in the city waterworks main. The claim was referred to the county attorney, and Dunn was authorized to handle county settlement with the insurer over courthouse damages. Damages noted amount to 210 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Utah County Connaitestoners
George Webb
Lehi
J.B Mc Beth
Payson
Oxden
George Cluff
Pleasant View
Rove City
Page
Dunn
Danings
Tre
Angin
Utah State Fair poised to eclipse all Western expositions
A Great Pair announces the Utah State Fair year set to surpass prior expositions. Derby Day will mark opening with races and a full program of exhibits and free shows intended to please every taste in the West as autumn features unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
West
Electric Road Petition Seeks City Franchise
A Monday night petition to Balt Lake City Council asks for an electric railway franchise along a road from one end of the county through Salt Lake and Davis into Cache Valley. Petitioners listed include Rennter Reed Rien and Iron, C E Loose and others. The proposal faces strong opposition as the enterprise is described as no good.
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Balt Lake
Rennter Reed Rien and Iron
C, E
Loose
Salt Lake
Davia
Cache Valley
Idaho Plans Fremont County Sugar Company Incorporation
Idaho will form Fremont County Sugar Company next week with a $1,000,000 capital and a Salt Lake incorporation for a second sugar factory. Originating in Fremont County led by Rexburg and nearby towns, backers pledged 6,000 acres of beets for five years to attract capital. Officials include President Joseph F Smith and T R Cutler as GM, with Horace G Whitney as secretary treasurer.
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Idaho
Salt Lake
Fremont County
Rexberg
8. Anthony
Tvton
Balem
Eginbeich
Lewsr
T. R. Cutler
Utah Sugar Company
Dabo Bagur
Mark Austin
Joseph F. Bmith
Horace G. Whitney
W. RB. McGurrick
Jobe B K. Winder
Joli Henry Bmith
Mr. J. Grant
Jol ©. Cutler
China
Idaho Sugar Factory Planned for Rexburg Area
A Idaho sugar company plans a new beet factory on the Oregon Short Line rail corridor between Rexburg and St. Anthony near Idaho Falls. The plant will process up to 600 tons daily, with expansion to 1,200 tons, and will earn a bounty of one half cent per pound on sugar beets. The project includes an irrigation rich region, a large celebration in Rexburg, and a push for national irrigation congress attendance and fruit exhibit funding.
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Richard W. Young
Lipventons
Fremont County Bugar Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Oregon
Idaho
Walla
Salem
Teton
Inet
Legislatuve
Idaho Sogie Company
Idaho Falls
R. W. Young
Mark Austin
French
C. E. Raat
Prof. Obrintennen
Ricks
America
Remi-Arit
Salt Lake Tribune
National Irrigation Congress invites growers to exhibit
A semi arid region fruit and barley exhibit is announced by the Eleventh National Irrigation Congress. The message invites leading growers in hilly states and territories to attend in Owlen on September 16.14, with a private car party from Washington and metropolitan journalists arriving to inspect the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Irrigation Congress
Roosevelt
Secrearien of the Interior and of Agriculture
Congress
Hemi-Arid
Owlen
Winkington
mod Metropolitan journal+ itere
Prize For Sugar Beets Recognition In Ogden
Ogden notes H Havemeyer president of the American Sugar Refinery company sent a telegram recognizing the Irrigation Company. The official recognition reached Fred J Klesel last evening marking a notable endorsement in the sugar beet industry.
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Ogden
H. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refinery Company
Fred J. Klesel
Havemeyer Plans $500 Cup for Best Sugar Beet Exhibit
Mr Havemeyer announced that the American Sugar Rotring company would present a $500 loving cup for the best sugar beet exhibit at the congress. The prize will be awarded to the exhibitor showing superior display and quality.
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Havemeyer
Preventive to Death by Own Action Promoted
A promotional notice claims a preventive for death by own action has been discovered. It urges taking Electric Bitters at the first thought of self destruction, describing the remedy as a tonic and nervine that strengthens nerves and aids stomach liver and kidney function. Price 50 cents.
Boy Cured of Colic After Physician's Treatment Had Failed
A Shell Lake, Wisconsin, mother recalls morphine injections failing to ease her four year old's stomach cramps. She gave Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and within thirty minutes the child slept and recovered. Sold by H. B. Merrihew.
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Chamberlain
Sho
F. L. Wivetws
Shell Lake
Wie
Shell Lake Lumber Co
Balu
H. B. Merrihew
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid of a Doctor
A Drage Mood Tennessee merchant Mr T A Pine ner reports curing dysentery with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after one small bottle. He claims no doctor is needed and praises the medicine as the best cholera remedy for bowel complaints in children or adults.
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T. A. Pinener
Drage Mood, Tenn
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