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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
7
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Carrie Nielsen wife of N K Nielsen, principal of Springville school, died Saturday morning at Pleasant Grove of blood poisoning. She was active in church and education, served as Ioha Beta club president, and is survived by four children and several siblings. Funeral at Springville with notable attendees and musical tributes. remains transported to Pleasant Grove for burial.
The Pleasant Review editor notes the paper strengthens town identity and keeps residents informed. It highlights the upcoming July 24 issue, local concerns, and the role of the paper in supporting families, youth opportunities, and regional enterprise.
Citizens consider a large Pioneer Day celebration with a big parade in American Fork and events across nearby canyons. Preparations should begin immediately to mark the anniversary of the pioneers entering the valley and founding the mountain commonwealth, inviting Geneva and others to join.
A Tuesday incident involved a youth tying a horse with a bridle at his mother's place. The horse pulled free, the buggy van smashed, and a passenger was left injured. The second runaway occurred Monday afternoon near John Corders Tig, causing berries to scatter and a wagon to be badly damaged.
A money order of 9 cents was issued by Jolson Investment Co to the state treasurer. The Rural Carrier Ben Walker and Juella Thorne processed the funds to balance the amount due, with one cent balance and several cents in stamps and other items recorded, totaling 21.70 in related notes and costs.
Mrs Elizateth Vomfinon one of Pleasant Grove Utahs oldest residents died after a long illness The obituary notes her husband Captain Tomlison died over a decade ago Their family includes eight children forty five grandchildren and thirty nine great grandchildren With many descendants among local leaders the funeral at the Tabernacle was led by Bishop Olpin and praised her faithfulness and community service
Orem interurban road leaders and Niles Car Company officials announce eight new electric cars for service between Salt Lake City and Provo soon after July 15. Initial daily deployment aims at fourteen cars, with a Lindon substation complete and wiring nearing completion for the trolley line.
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Witnesses describe an interurban car collision with a water wagon, injuring an individual and causing a minor head and face injury. The scene included a broken wheel and a partially blocked street crossing, with bystanders and officials investigating who owns the wagon and the car involved.
Donald Ashton, advertising manager for the Western Poultry Journal, predicts Pleasant Grove will become a center for an extensive poultry business. He cites proximity to Salt Lake City and Bingham as favorable, notes demand for dependable fresh spring chickens, and says shade in summer plus nearby orchards can aid feeding. He comments on earnings from Salt Lake County poultrymen and notes a thousand hens, with proper care, can yield about 1500 dollars annually.
The Utah Fruit Growers Association begins building a large Provo packing house with 8 000 square feet of floor space in a triangular design to handle eleven teams and street loads. An interurban line will add a new packing plant at Orem on the bench for fall, aiding freight movement without traffic blockages.
A wide mix of social notices, travels, arrivals, and family updates from American Fork. Mentions include Miss Nom Crompton in Salt Lake, visits from various local residents, church and school notes, domestic science teaching appointments, and community ads. Several births, showers, and family gatherings are cited alongside business notices and a large local goods ad.
Last Sunday L. W. Land broke his arm when the crank sprang back as he climbed his automobile at Whitt. He drove to Springville after the fracture, slept poorly, and visited a doctor next morning who set the arm. Moral: use a proper starter or avoid cranking on Sundays.
Workers rush to build a new canning plant brick by brick. Walls will be four and three brick thick to the first story and second story respectively, using about 126 000 bricks and a 25 day timetable. Around twenty men are employed on excavations, gravel pouring, forms, and other tasks as plans proceed.
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