Celebration in Lehi Sparks Patriotic Pride and Excess
A Lehi Fourth of July celebration featured loud wind, firecrackers, bands, and speeches that stirred town unity then faded into quiet. Prizes, races, dances, and a brass cannon from Sugar Co. added pageantry while some revelers overindulged. wind from Goshen shaped the day’s mood and a lingering sense of national pride persisted into night.
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Boreas
Lehi
Jone
Sigey
Old Sol
Goshen
Zimmerman
Insermin
Beck
Boreng
Lake Mountains
Sugac Company Trial Over Digging Dispute
The Sugac Co. won a trial without a jury in Mapleton Utah. The suit claimed damages for alleged negligence by the defendant’s agent in notifying about beet digging. The defendant asserted contract compliance and noted a yield estimate on three acres, with proof of cultivated care and no negligence found.
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Aol
Maymond Va
Utah Sager Co
Lhe Suis
Utah Press Association appoints new officers at Castella Springs
The Utah Press Association held a meeting at Castella Springs with reps from central and southern districts. Resignations of Pree Felt and VP El G Rognon were accepted, John James of Salt Lake named president, John Mercer of Rielhdeld first vice president, and a yearly excursion to Crsicllis Springs planned.
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Utah Presse Association
Castella Springs
Pree
el. G. Rognon
John James
Salt Lake
John Mercer
Rielhdeld
Cie
Crsicllis Springs
Messrs
Southworth Iyo
Hiote
Sumer
Alumni Reunion Delights District School Alumni
Alumni gathered at Jesse Smiths lawn on Wednesday night for an inaugural reunion. Over 200 attendees enjoyed music by Kurkhani band, speeches by district graduates, a well staged program, and a late night refreshments spread.
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Jesse Smith
Kurkhani
Uly i
Joseph Peterson
Disteiet Selguls
Industrious town eyes cannery boom despite failed funding
A local columnist reflects on the cane industry push, noting a proposed cannery would boost prosperity. Despite initial investment, funds were unevenly distributed and the project stalled. The writer argues the town has the factory site and does possess needed resources to start the business.
Agricultural Practice Boosts Farm Yields and Profits
A historical discussion notes intensive farming raising soil health and marketable beet yields. It cites a 25 ton expected harvest per acre with proper irrigation and cultivation, though actual results vary by climate and technique. Prices cited range from 5 to 450 per ton depending on chemical treatments and container size.
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Joel Sthioe
Amaker
Ian
Dretton Copende
Sugar beet industry gains in Utah and beyond
The Rural World notes Utah Beet Sugar Co of Lehi produces 4000 tons yearly and employs over 1000 people. It highlights irrigation needs, three yearly irrigations, crop cultivation steps, costs for coal and lime, and the broad economic benefits of beet sugar farming in western irrigated lands.
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Utah Beet Sugar Co
Lehi
Utah
Coasl
Aperat
Turaer
Jorge Willett & Gray
Sugar Beet Gool Syrup Pressing Reminder
A short note urges sugar beet raisers to press beets to obtain syrup. The process involves running beets through a press to extract juice, with a cautionary reminder about the syrup’s potential.
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Press
Sterling News
Collision Injures Rigs at Fowler Building Site
A two-vehicle collision before the Thos Fowler building last Sunday caused substantial damage to both rigs. One rig halted on the pier with a broken wheel, while a pair of bones was detached in the crash. No injuries were reported. P Dieh of the Eureka Damograt spent the night in Lehi, planning to proceed to Eureka the following morning.
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Fowler
Venta
P. Dieh
Eureka Damograt
Lehi
Eureka Thin Toarning
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Mesars
Ingulla
Moore
Muel
Crvedit
New York
Regio
Board of Home Mixstone
Presbyterian Chures
McKinley
Gillesh
Brisa Young
Wals
I Ceebration
Sugac Cn
the Press Association
Louisville
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