Five Complaints For Sale of Liquor
Theodore Nicholen was arrested for selling two pints of lager to George Vaninne of Lehi and John Crystal of American Fork on July 4. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Nielgen and was released on 3500 bond.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
6
Theodore Nicholen was arrested for selling two pints of lager to George Vaninne of Lehi and John Crystal of American Fork on July 4. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Nielgen and was released on 3500 bond.
Briggs Pharmacy opens with sign Open for Business while council rejects license in a test case or against Briggs. American Fork Drug also operates without license as city weighs action, with possible sale.
Ray Horton of Salt Lake City, camping at the South Fork, attacked companion Claud Stewart near Deer Creek mine after midnights delusions. Horton then fled into the canyon, later struck Stewart in the face near American Fork, was jailed, and returned to Salt Lake City with his father.
Sam Healey of Alpine was arrested again for intoxication and released on a $20 bond that was forfeited. John Lawhorn jailed ten days for indecent exposure after an attempted getaway. John Vier and Dick Morton received ten days and $10 forfeited for intoxication. Several youths fined $8 to $10 for intoxication amid a dozen bottles seized from minors on July 4th.
East Lake City resident Ben Carson hosts and other guests visit in Provo and Salt Lake region. A 22 pound baby girl born to Mr and Mrs William Sellers of Utwleland last week. Various locals including Mary Poster from Salt Lake, Mr and Mrs Wal ner Slack, and others visit, host, or return home from trips in Utah counties. A dancing party at the lake honors Vera Childe and Ermina Shelton with about thirty five attendees.
City health officials report several smallpox cases at the Bromley home on Main Street and at the infant of Mrs Demont Hanson. Dr Noyes warns that failing to report contagious diseases is a misdemeanor and urges strict quarantine compliance to contain spread to homes in Eureka and Galt Lake City. An unsubstantiated clive at the lane of Mrs Sane Boley was investigated and found baseless.
A meeting of leading citizens is planned for next Monday evening to organize a Betterment League. Promoters say the group aims to support anti liquor measures and other social reforms, with the goal of backing those who fight evils while addressing community concerns.
Alpine notes describe families visiting relatives in Provo and American Fork, a ward led Fourth of July celebration planned by the Sunday School, and residents such as Miss Grace Bateman, Miss Emma Bateman, and Aleen Strong returning from Provo. Visitors include Mr. Ras Russon of Lent and James Grant of American Fork. Mrs. Crocheron, poet from Salt Lake City now in Tooele, is mentioned.
Special excursion rates apply between all Utah points on the Salt Lake Route for Pioneer Day. Tickets must be purchased before July 28 and are valid for travel to July 27 return. Inquiries should be directed to the Salt Lake route agent for information.
The Agricultural Club reports strong student engagement with poultry, vegetables, and pigs. Seventy five members, led by director Mark Greene, show top garden productivity, rapid pig weight gain, and a standout parade float showcasing their work.
A Maryland representative advocated government ownership of the long distance phone network and telegraph lines, proposing to bankrupt private carriers and acquire their property. The speech, described in a newspaper account, compared the idea to colonial-era controls and warned of lower service and higher costs.
A grand, patriotic call urges citizens to defend freedom against foreign threats. The piece laments European domination and extols American resilience, unity, and independence while warning against treachery from rivals. It emphasizes vigilance and national resolve in safeguarding the republic.
A friendly call invites readers to visit the town as a leading farming valley with varied properties. The notice promises best climate and surroundings, offers guided tours of lots, city homes, and cultivated farms, and urges calling the office to discuss options.
Real estate exchange listing for Am Fork led by L Hickman Meg with successors of Clark and Hickman. Local listing notes ownership and succession details for property dealings.
A verbose oath extols loyalty to the nation, pledges faith in justice, protection for the needy, and steadfast pride in the country. It celebrates civic virtue, unity among diverse peoples, and the duty to honor the flag and uphold national ideals. The rhetoric emphasizes patriotism and shared responsibility.
An old home remedy, Sage Tea with Sulphur, is marketed as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound for darkening gray or faded hair. A bottle sells for about 60 cents. instructions promise gray coverage by morning with daily use, claiming darker, healthier hair and protection from dullness.
A school board meeting notice states that registered voters will gather at the Borden building on July 1, 14 to elect one trustee to serve a three year term. The notice is issued by Jos. B. Kothies, Clerk, American Fork, June 6, 1944.
Notice from American Fork School District No 1 in Utah County announces the annual meeting to be held at Harrington School on Monday June 18 1914 at 10 to 12. A financial report and district affairs will be discussed and a trustee for a three year term will be elected. Polls open four hours for voting. Published by board chair Dr P M Kelly and clerk Jos Forbes with ELI J Clayson in Utah.
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