Farmers' Institute A Very Good Thing Spreads Nationwide
The article urges Utah to host a farmers’ institute similar to those held across the United States. It says such gatherings improve farming through lectures on live stock sugar beets fruit growing poultry crops and land fertilization. It notes professors will visit on request and credits the national movement with helping farmers adopt advanced methods and increase profits.
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Lehi
Farmore
Utah
Baywen
Ttia
Return Visit Recalls Mission Experiences at Tabernacle
Elders Charlie Manus and Dilbert Allred spoke at the Tabernacle on Sunday afternoon. Manus recently returned from a two year mission to England and shared memories and friendships formed abroad. Alfred, home three weeks, contrasted his experiences with Manus as he described Norfolk and Suffolk towns and recalled Norwich Dereham and Shropham, noting long-ago youth memories and pastoral scenes.
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Tabernacle
Charlie Manus
Dilbert Allred
Manus
England
Alfred
Kuoday
Munno
Norfolk
Suffolk
Norwich
Dereham
Shiodhaan
Ogden Sugar Factory Closes After Poor Season
The Ogden sugar factory shut down on June 20 after receiving about 42 000 tons of beets and producing roughly 6 000 000 pounds of sugar. The plant posted the poorest yield among U S factories due to low purity, with some batches under 48 percent. The company plans to plant this year amid irrigation changes and stable prices for 1902.
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Ogden
United States
Theo Sugh Company
Old Folks' Party in City Pavilion Highlighted by Pioneer Tales
The Old Folks party drew about 218 attendees at the City pavilion with a noon dinner and Smuin band music. Speakers included George Webb, Tryphena Kendall, and John Woodhouse recalling pioneer life in Iron County and Lehi, with reminiscences about roads, bridges, and early agriculture. 16 participants helped build a road around the Point of the Mountain. attendees ranged from those over 50 to over 70 years old.
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Smuin
George Webb
Tryphena Kendall
Avatin
Coul
John Woodhouse
Iron County
Chistensen
Israel Anderson
Wwiii
Clark
Tol
Maule
Farthquake Boosts Beaver River Water for Irrigation
Beavers County reports a 60 percent rise in irrigation water after a recent quake. New springs opened along headwaters and tributaries, tapping new streams and reservoirs. Above Beaver, the milling operations note an 80 to 50 percent increase, with broader belief of a permanent rise. The quake is urged as a wake up call for Lehi to gain more water.
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Beaver County
Beaver
Harris
Lehi
Pioneer Mia Hutchings Dies After Short Illness
Mia Hutchings wife of Win L Hovehioge died yesterday afternoon at two o'clock. She was a pioneer of Lali and among the community’s early settlers.
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Mia
Mary Hutchings
Win- L. Hovehioge
Piano raffle and trip draw interest in Salt Lake area
A reader proposes a raffle offering a piano and a free excursion with a ticket system designed to include distant readers. The plan allows remote participation by mail orders with half tickets exchanged and stored for drawing, aiming to give all supporters a chance at the prize and trip. The writer signs Evan Stephene, North State Bt, Salt Lake City.
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California
Salt Lake
Evan Stephene
North State
Salt Lake Cile
Temperance Lecture and Orchestra in Lehi Event
The program notes a February 9 Lehi event with an M1 A class lecture on Temperance by Elilew Chipman and instrumental pieces by the Kirkham Silver Orchestra. The piece mentions a court session about a violent death at a forest location, drawing hundreds of local spectators and curious neighbors who gathered to hear witnesses’ stories.
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Peter Martenges
Tagaday
James
Foreatove
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Farmers’ Institute
Leb
Sony
Laura Salener
Josph Smeth
Farthquake
Micwintor Fair
M1. A
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Kirkham
Silver Orchestra
Strives
Yee Min
Evelyn Winn
Lehi Opera House
Dave J. Frohman
Peoples’ Co-op
Jpsti
W. E. Racker
Supr
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J. L. Snow Amanager
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