05 Jul 1894
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1894
Page
1
The speech argues the sugar bounty, its fifteen year trial period, and the two cent per pound subsidy. It weighs keeping protection to manufacturers versus abolishing the bounty and restoring the duty, noting foreign sugar competition and the historic revenue impact of about $70 million from 1876 to 1885.
A Senate approval introduces an amended tariff plan affecting sugar duties and bounty payments. The measure shifts the effective date to the passage date and maintains portions of the current year’s bounty. Treasury authority increases the sugar bounty by one tenth of a cent per pound for certain sugar products, with specific rates for different temperature ranges.
Washington reports show Senator Vile opposing proposed changes in the wage schedule and the Finance Committee backing away from plans affecting Hawaiian reciprocity. Secretary Whitney notes beet crops are ahead, promising earlier sugar production and potential price improvements.
Mercury says Wighton and Sonith with Jmck Gireeq and L. Spelgel are opening a vein near the Liute Piltevarg in Cumberland. Raddate confirms a vein opened at various prices for 1000 feet and notes the ore appears good though no average value yet.
It was announced yesterday that a dividend of 76 cents would be declared at the upcoming Mullion-Beek directors meeting, likely to be held next month. The Bullion-Nook shows an increase of 2? cents over last month, and is described as being in better shape than ever.
A call to readers to advertise in the home paper to sustain local industry and keep revenue circulating locally. Emphasizes that supporting hometown merchants strengthens the town and invites merchants to seek redress through the home paper if harmed, urging ongoing patriotic commerce.
The Woman's Home Association of Utah invites all women to a lake excursion on Thursday July 12 to raise funds for local employment programs. Proceeds support efforts to aid working women and foster domestic industries in the city. Attendees are urged to bring families and join the meeting to discuss winter plans and community improvements.
About 250 Unaly puroply teachers and their companions face travel disruptions as a strike threatens, with tickets issued for October and return plans via Southern Pacific routes. Routes include Portland to Snovthers Pacific to Rocksse and onward, while direct lines may open later.
A 4th of July program featured cannon salutes by Mathing Peterson and helpers, national color raising at the Court House, concerts by Silver and String bands, and a long list of readings and songs including the Declaration of Independence and The Star Spangled Banner. Events at Tabernacle included breakfast, races for children, tug of war, and a lively afternoon with readings by Mr. Thorman and remarks by the Mayor, with local talent highlighted throughout.
A writer laments the pull of family fortune and public comparison as his brother, now wealthy and famous, dominates attention. He questions whether to abandon work or persist, arguing that society judges by shared lineage and fortunes, and notes the stain of envy on in law.
The World's Fair jury awarded Price’s Cream Baking Powder the top prize for leavening power purity and general excellence. Each powder underwent exhaustive testing with Price’s deemed best. The award was supported by testimony from Dr H W Wiley chief chemist at the U S Department of Agriculture.
Lehi City Council amends chapter XXX of revised ordinances to set liquor license rates for manufacturers wholesalers and retailers with annual fee adjustments and penalties. The measure, passed May 22, 18[4], updates sections on license terms and timing, and cites earlier revisions from 1803 and 1805.
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