Lehi Sugar Factory Concludes Record Campaign
Lehi sugar factory finishes a record season with 0.30996 million pounds of sugar produced and 95 200 tons from central plant. Beets grown by 1 000 farmers averaged twelve tons per acre on 1 168 acres. The operation saw many days near 1 200 tons processed and 3 205 bags of sugar sacked in a 24 hour period.
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Apollo Hall
American Fork
Lali
Gardner
Garland
Idaho Falls
Payson
Spanial Fork
Leland
Idaho Falls Prizes Awarded to Sugar Beet Growers
The Idaho Sugar company awarded prizes to growers with the largest crops of sugar beets in Bingham County. Joseph Farnsworth of Mountain Home won the top prize for 217 tons 312 pounds, earning 176 dollars. John Mingock of Tetontdale took the second prize, while John B Crapo earned a separate high prize for 19 tons 750 pounds. Other contestants included A J Rockwell of Tomah and A B Thornton of Tomah, with multiple growers noted for substantial yields. News notes commend other large crops and growers in the region.
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Idaho Walls
Bingham Co
Idaho
Des
Idaho Sugar Company
John 1 Mingock
Tetondale
Langonteton
Nous
Tone
Jowph Farnsworth
Afinaion
Mintio
John B. Crapo
A. J
A. W. Rockwell
Toma
A.B. Thornton
Jonny
Cox
Alfred Kinpoy
Aramon
Syore
Funeral Service for William Evane Held at Residence
A funeral was held at Mr. Lee Dean’s residence on Saturday at 10 a m for William Evane, son of Seton Evans and Mary Pastoron, with Bishop Pjold and Elders John Wolton, William Southwick, and Heber Austin speaking. Evane, born near Frou Math, North Ireland, was remembered by attendees as family and friends joined in hymns led by the choir.
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William Evane
Lee Dean
Bisley Andrew Pjuld
John Wolton
William Southwick
Heber Austin
Bishop Pjold
Seton Evans
Mary Pastoron
Or Near
Frou Math
North Ireland
Miner and Pioneer Passes Away at Provo Home
It describes the life of a miner who migrated from California to Utah during the gold excitement, married Nanew Ko Goodwin in 1840, and lived in Payson Led Ophir and Provo. He faced accidents, baptized and re baptized, lost hearing and sight, and died December 24 of old age in Provo after a long illness. He left eleven children, five sons and six daughters, ten surviving him at burial in Letil on December 26, 190%.
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California
Hite
Utah
Marrie
Hoyran
Ial Oo
Jontry
Nanew Ko Goodwin
Teaxe Gomtain
Laura Hothkine
Ale Tari Mative
Connoe
Hicuhe
Drooklvn
Payson
Led
Ophir
Ticett Co
Adbert Ophir
Letil
Tinh
Biter
John Murdock
Sidney
Acatralia
Mi Fehl
Eider Alevane
Enna Hem
Tila
Jon
Elven
Elildrem
Togin
Boried
Lelit Dee
Robert Buchanan and Company Offer Variety at Opera House
The troupe presents a lively program described as a humorous comedy full of laughable stunts and witty lines. Up to date specialties are promised throughout the engagement, with a note to readers to secure seats early to avoid a rush.
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Robert Buchanan
Baens
Eine Jowse
Dun
Trenton
Ani
Tabby
Lia
Buthanan
Advert for King’s New Life Pills and holiday rail fare
An old ad promotes King’s New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness and related symptoms at Dr. Wadseworth’s Drug Store. It also notes a Christmas to New Year rail fare deal on the Rio Grande Western Railway in Utah with single round trips between any two stations, on sale December 24 through January 4, 1904, for dates only.
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Dr. King
Pr. D. Wadseworth
Rio Grande Western Railway
Utah
Pasaage
Pom
Greene
Bishop T R Cutler Meeting Plans Morn Banquet Evening
A Sunday gathering outlined full day events for Lehi residents with activities for all ages. Children under 18 meet at 10 in the meeting house, followed by a pavilion banquet and afternoon programs in songs and revitations. Bishop A B Anderson and William Clark are named as advisers and organizers.
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Lehi
A. EB. Anderson
William Clark
Veterans Reunion Program at American Fork
A Veterans reunion at American Fork on Monday featured a varied program with recitations songs and readings by local groups including Borg Willan Pleasant Grove Lehi and Westwood. Notable attendees included State Commander J M Westwood Adjutant General M T Pratt and Department Commander George Harrison of Springville with Assistant Adjutant General George McKengle. A Lehi meeting will be held next with committee members Byron W Brown Wm Bone Henson Walker Robert Coabler Edwin King and Joh Armstrong named.
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American Fork
Borg
Springville
M. T. Pratt
Provo
George Harrison
George McKengle
Lehi
Byron W. Brown
Wm. Bone
Henson Walker
Robert Coabler
Cove
Edwin King
Joh Armstrong
Fourth District Court January Term Docket Drawn
The Fourth district court list shows a January term with numerous names including Tevine James TR Hooks Sam Schwab John R Booth Provo Lewis Robinson Howard Driggy Pleasant Grove John L Miller Oliver Steatedt George Jadin American folk Samuel Carnaby William Evane Theodore Dedrickson Spanish Fork Olof Peterson Santaquin Charl en M Bird John KR Bromley Mapleton Hans Jasperson Goshen James TH Alleman Springville Henry East William Gurney Daniel Thomas John J Snow Lehi James Brown Highland John K Allen Vineyard David Taylor Balen Joseph E Cloward Clinton.
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Fourth District Court
KR. Tevine
James TR. Hooks
Sam Schwab
John R. Booth
Provo
Lewis
Robinson
Howard Driggy
Pleasant Grove
John L. Miller
Oliver Steatedt
George Jadin
Samuel Carnaby
William Evane
Theodore Dedrickson
Spanish Fork
Olof Peterson
Santaquin
Char
Coroner's Inquest Reveals Tragic Domestic Slaying
Mrs. Maud Rose was slain by her husband on Christmas day after a life of coercion to support herself and their child. Witnesses recount brutal treatment, threats to kill if money was not provided, and the accused's lack of remorse as the inquest before Judge Frank Clarte heard the tale. The husband claimed the wife made his living, while a musician witness quoted his boastful justification.
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Maud Rose
Frank Clarte
Frank Roa
Rowe
Louie Newson
Re W. Jenkina
Free 15 songs by mail offer from Omoaco Flavorame Co
Special for 30 Days free seal your name and address and will receive by mail postpaid 15 selected popular songs and music from Omoaco Flavorame Co Chicago. The Banner Mug offers Letter Heads Note Heads invitations and all kinds of job work.
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Omoaco Flavoame Co
Michinon Ave
Chicago
oMug
Intermountain Mining News Highlighted by The Bomb Weekly
The issue from The Bomb Weekly emphasizes mining updates across the intermountain region. It notes the paper’s biweekly publication schedule and a limited run ending May 13, with special attention to ore developments and regional mining interests.
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Ealt Lake Tribune
Interemountain
Enrl
HOS
Torm and Boers Lead in Ibe Kod Yn Lar Amo I
Fragmentary report notes Torm and Boers contending for leadership in a local matter with partial names and unclear context. No date or location clearly readable. Further details are unavailable from the supplied text.
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Oas 'Torm
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Joseph’ Farnaworth
Paneral
Beara
OPERA
T. R. Cutler
Howe
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