Farmers Accept Sugar Company Contract For Beet Prices
Farmers of Provo and southern county towns agreed to the sugar company terms at a meeting with Messrs George Austin J H Gardner and George A Smith. No 25 cent advance per ton. snow absence delays signing. farmers hope old-time drought shows push this matter forward.
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Messra
George Austin
J. H. Gardner
George A. Smith
Provo
Farmers’ Protective Association
Sugar Company
Stora
Farmere
Berte
Heaven Is Here On Earth Says Rev Thacher
Unitarian preacher Rev Thacher in Salt Lake theater argues heaven and religion are found in this world. He says pain warns, happiness arises from learning, and heaven comes through nature and kind acts. He rejects future heaven and urges joy, kindness, and shared good deeds as paths to salvation.
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Thacher
Salt Lake Theater
Heaven
McKinley Memorial Mound Described at Westlawn Cemetery
The article paints the McKinley Memorial Mound in Westlawn Cemetery Canton as a serene site in the farthest section. Senator Fairbanks calls it the finest outdoor spot in the world as plans detail a five acre memorial area with carriage roads and a statue overlooking Canton and the graves of McKinley's children and wife.
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Westlawn Cemetery
Charles W. Fairbanks
National Memorial Association
Willi m McKinley
United States
Weslawn
Benitor
Indiana
McKinley National Memorial Association
Lises
Cheares
William McKinley
City to Install Two Water Tanks for Fire Safety
The city will place two water tanks on Main Street to supply water for firefighting. One tank will be in front of City Hall and the other near H B Merrihew's drug store. Workmen began digging the front of City Hall on Monday.
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H. B. Merrihew
City Hall
Fish Springs Weather and Funds Visit
Report from Fish Springs notes snow shortage harming sheep and cattle. grain scarce while mallard ducks arrive due to hunting. Gov. Wells appointed officials are at the narrator’s place, seeking advice on allocating last session funds, and receive courteous treatment.
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Lehi
Wella
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The text provided is garbled OCR with no clear people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper item. No verifiable entities or actions appear readable for a proper T and S.
Sidewalk Crowd Warned to Keep Clear on Main Street
Police issue a public notice citing Section 180 of city ordinances prohibiting obstruction or disturbance on sidewalks and entrances. Violators face fines up to fifty dollars or imprisonment. enforcement urged to protect pedestrians and businesses on Main Street.
Fire Brigade Forms New Members and Officers
The Fire Brigade held a meeting in the city hall on Monday night led by Chief Ingalls. New members listed include Charles Edwarda Thales, J. Campbell, Geo. Hawmer, J. N. Butt, quad Henry Lewis, who were appointed commiss on application. Officers elected to manage affairs include W. Jogalle Chief, J. W. Buel First, Jeroud Gay Whipple Second, Henry East Third, Levi A. Philips Foreman, John D. Woodhouse Second, via Hawmer third, Henry Lewis third. Members contributed funds to build two water tanks for the department, with donations from Geo Anetia, T. J. Wadeworth, People Co-op Branch, EB Darling, Charlotte, Frank Yeurnee, Wy Crom e Cen try, H. B. Mirrihew, Be Blaeleiss, Kirkwood & Whitman, Hans Hammer, James Harwood, A. K. Bennett, Rowe Rugs, Lehi Merc. Co, Beck & Evans, Leber Comer, Abe Gudmansen, Charles Dorton, Total 4.00.
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Fire Brigrade
Ingalls
Charles and
Thales Edwarda
J. Campbell
Geo. Hawmer
J. N . Butt
Henry Lewis
T He Pantie
W. Jogalle
Aseimtanye
J. W.buel
Jeroud Gay Whipple
Henry East
Viret
Levi A. Philips
John D. Woodhouse
Thee
Bateman
Hosecraft
Fysman Fret
Wadeworth
Via
Hawmer
Fire Department
Geo, Anetia
Hake
T. J. Wadeworth
People Co-op
EB. Darling
Frank Yeurnee
H. B. Mirrihew
Blaeleiss
Ccs Ives
Kirkwood & Whitman
Hans Hammer
Ees
James Harwood
Lehi Merc. Co
Beck & Evans
Funeral for infant son of Mr and Mrs Ball
Funeral services were held at the Ball residence for their infant son who died from membranous croup. The remains were brought to Eureka for interment and sympathy is extended to the family.
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Robert Ball
Mr. Ball
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W. E. Racker
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J. L. Snow
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