Secretary Wilson visits Lehi sugar plant Utah trip described
Hon James Wilson secretary of agriculture and C F Seyler arrived in Lehi after reviewing the sugar works and planned home visits at Templeton. He outlined aims to study beet seed potential irrigation methods and horse breeding for European markets while promoting Western agriculture and sugar beet seed procurement for government use.
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Agriculture
C.F Seyler
Department
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Templeton
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Montave Slong
Washington
Salt Lake
Phoenix
Ariz
Wilson
the Tribune
Religious Tolerance and Attitudes Toward Mormonism
The letter writer blasts Francis B. Livesey of Sykesville Maryland as a fanatic and out of place in the modern era. He criticizes Livesey for anti Mormon rhetoric urging “a proper demonstration” against the Maryn elders and questions the value of such writings in intelligent communities. He urges Livesey to rethink his beliefs and become American.
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Francis B. Livesey
Sykesville
Tie
Utah
Maryn
Livesey
Bishop Cutler Heads Committee for New Meeting Site
At the mass meeting last Sunday afternoon Bishop Cutler and councilors Andrew K. R. Anderson and Wim. Clark were chosen to locate a site for the new meeting.
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Bishop Cutler
Andrew KR. Anderson
Wim. Clark
Beets to Sugar Harvest Moves Across Regions
The week’s sugar campaign shows light harvest in China and heavy harvest in Anaheim with beet blockades on cars and in the barns. Heat worsens wilt and decay as harvest slows to clear lines, delaying deliveries. Anaheim halted on Wednesday and few beets reached markets in days. Nutmeg notes from the Chino Champion report ongoing cleanup of stocks and a brief delay into Monday or Tuesday.
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China
Anahein
Bira
Three Men Arrested for McCannon Express Robbery
The three suspects Angus Monroe Otee Kendall and Charles Oliver Hogan faced a preliminary hearing after being identified by William Matthews the tourist who saw the express office door broken at McCannon. They claimed to come from Butte Montana and headed toward Meruer Utah with plans to lease mining property. Kendall said his home is Lehi Utah while Monroe spoke of a brother in Utah. All denied involvement despite Matthews identification. The Tribune notes new machinery for the job department improving the shop’s printing capabilities.
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McCamwawen
Veeir
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Otee Kendall
Charles Oliver Hogan
Butte
Mont
Mereur
Utah
Monroe
Kendall
Lehi
Bhi Kendall
William Matthews
McCannon
Bilding
Tribune
Beet Sugar Items From Norfolk Area Harvest Prospects
News from Norfolk reports J W Wolfe the new factory chemist arrives in Lehion. Farmers in Washington study the beet business and plan to move sugar there. Beets ripen earlier due to hot dry weather with harvests around September 15. Factory aims to start machinery by then and handle larger yields up to about ten tons per acre across 500 acres.
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Washington
Amaheim Ganvecte
Lehi Sugar Boss Predicts Utah Beet Crop Prospects
H G Whitney secretary of Lehi Sugar says Utah’s sugar crop this year likely reaches about two thirds of last season due to drought beet insects and late tariff effects. Manager Thomas K Cutler tours American Fork canyon as the factory aims to start about September 2 with beet maturation underway.
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H.G. Whitney
Lehi Sugar Company
Herald
Utah
Thoome K. Cutler
American Mork Canyon
Lu Sonn
Elerald
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