Liquor Trial Draws Massive Local Attendance
Lawrence Johnson of Lehi was tried and convicted in Judge Nielsen’s court for selling intoxicating liquor unlawfully. The courtroom overflowed with over 250 attendees, including a large majority of leading city ladies, as prosecutors pursued a stern sentence and fines, while officials expect future trials to require a larger venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Johnson
Lehi Wan
Nielsen
Morgan
Johnson
Jocal Justice’s Court
Simeon Thornton
F. L. Hickman
C. W. Whittaker
James Martin
Whitecatton
Provo
Snyder
Snyder & Snyder
Salt Lake
Granite Club
Manual Training Building Suggested for Free Library
A proposal to convert the manual training building on school grounds into a public library gains support from leading citizens. The facility would house about 2,000 books from stored items and joint funding by schools and city, with potential future Carnegie library expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Hall
Carnegie Library
Forbes Sweeps Trustee Seat In School Election
In the Monday school trustee election J B Forbes won all fifty votes with no opposing candidates. The board reorganized that evening with Li Kelley president BN Clayson treasurer and J B Forbes secretary Forbes was also reelected to Alpine High Sahel Board. Annual salary set at 200 with district funds totaling 410480.20 for the year covering teachers buildings books janitor salaries and other expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Forbes
Bin
Li. Kelley
BN Clayson
Clayson
Alao Rn
Alpine High Sahel
Muet
District finances show strong condition with modest debt
The district reports bonded indebtedness of 20,000 dollars and 3,218 dollars in cash for improvements. Assets in buildings and sites total 68,000.14 dollars. Average per pupil amounts to 57.75 dollars. A full detailed financial report will appear in the next issue.
Deer Creek Mines To Be Opened Up
Mining officials report Deer Creek property near Silverlake Flat showing strong ore veins with 30 to 70 ounces silver and substantial lead and gold, prompting plans for associated development and possible railroad link from American Fork.
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Deer Creek
Claud Curves
Cone
J. Ko Teeter
Stewart Mine
Silverlake Flat
J. BK. Teeteh
Stewart
Mra. M. J. Stewart
Ealt Lake
Teeter
Alaska
Intermountain
American Fork
John McTague
Pacific
Ken Kyes
Salt Lake City
Catyon
Hay State
Mr Eyes
American Fork Sued Over Druggist License Dispute
The city of American Fork is sued in Fourth District Court for $500 damages after the council refused a druggist license for Briggs Pharmacy without hearing. A temporary restraining order keeps officials from interfering with the drug business pending the hearing.
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American Fork City
Earl
S. Greenwood
Hane Christensen
Sidney Nicholas
Hawkins
J. B. Seeley
William Thornton
Joseph B. Forbes
City Recorder
William Bromley
Briggs Pharmacy Company of
American Fork
Vlamtitt
A. Bh. Morgin
L Vanseat
Lcense
Krigge
Briggs Pharmacy
Nia
Lawrence Irigga
Kiala
Welling
ooOmer
Briggs
American Fork Drug Company
Pioneer Day Program In American Fork Planned By Sunday School
The Sunday school of American Fork will organize the Pioneer Day celebration with an afternoon of sports and athletic contests for all ages. The fourth Ward grove will host events while committee members including Elijah Cutler and Karl Greenwood arrange grounds, games, and advertising for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fork
Elijah Cutler
Ben Moffete
W. D. Edmunds
Reed Robinson
Ho M. Blackhurst
Virgil Groo
T. S. Bradbent
Mark Greene
Thomas ‘Ble
Karl Greenwood
Leslie Smith
Karl &. Greenwood
Mosars
Greenwood
D Blackhurst
Thomas Able
W. D. Edmanis
Sheriff East Means Business in Nuisance Abatement
Sheriff Henry Engst from Provo served notice on the Adams or others, owners of the Dalling where granite led to operating, ordering abatement of the nuisance or action to condemn the building under nuisance and abatement law.
Tabernacle Seats Arrive In Veneered Oak For Building
The Tabernacle received seats this week made of veneered oak with solid oak ends. If joined end to end they would span over three quarters of a mile. They are stacked in the Tabernacle building awaiting placement. The committee has not decided if installation will be contracted or done by day labor. They favor awarding to the lowest competent bidder and invite local mechanics to bid.
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Tabernacle
Pallooking Co Incorporates With Principal Office in American Fork
The Royal Tailoring and Gents' Furnishing company has filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk to engage in tailoring and news furnishing goods. American Fork is named as the principal place of business. Capital stock is $5,000 in $1 shares. Directors and officers are E. J. Seastrand president Marion Robinson secretary Myrtle Seastrand treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Tailoring & Gents’ Funishing Company
American Fork
E. J. Seastrand
Marion Robinson
Myrtle Seasttrand
Stake Conference to Be Held in Pleasant Grove
The Alpine Stake Conference is scheduled for July 20 in Pleasant Grove with three sessions in one day. Special cars will run from neighboring towns to accommodate attendees.
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Alpine Stake
Pleasant Grove
the Grove
Interiurban Railroad
Chipmans Plan Large Family Reunion in Utah
The Chipmans family will hold a major reunion this August for descendants of Stephen Chipman who arrived in 1847. The exact site is to be chosen by a committee. the gathering may become one of the largest ever held in the area. It may attract over 400 people, mostly residents of American Fork and nearby, including many prominent citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Chipman
Utah
Provo Leads County League Clash Over American Mark
In a Wednesday county league game Provo defeated American Mark 3 to 1. Provo benefited from strong batting and solid pitching as the visitors mounted a late rally but fell short.
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Mark
Provo
Addie Milferen
Puie En Berk
Provo Valley Baseball Thriller Ends In Sixteen Innings
American Fork defeats Provo 1 0 in a long game, with a decisive run in the sixteenth inning. The match features late scoring and a hard fought contest as both sides push for pennant position in a crowded league race.
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Almdanes
Rove
Almerict Park
Vinmine
Joosine
Amer
Heber
Provo Valey
American Fork
Povo
Miblo
Pivecktescees Bercy
Aree Murridge Robinson
Greenwood Walker
Hoshard K. Barrett
E. Epperson
Fuera Vis Presss
King Holmetead
Euot Varney
Preparations For Hike Of Boy Scouts Next Week
Preparations for a Second Ward Boy Scouts hike led by Scout Master Clifford BE. Young proceed next Wednesday. The group will travel via Emigration Canyon railroad to the head of Wat canyon, camp at Hast Canyon, then cross Mig Mountain to Mt Dell Fork for a second night. They plan to reach Salt Lake City for a parade with notable church and general board members expected to join.
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Hoy
Second Ward
Clifford BE. Young
Salt Lake
Orem
Wal Frou
Emigration Canyon
Wat Canyon
Hast Canyon
Mig Mountain
Mt Dell Fork
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Scouta
B. H. Roberta
de. J. J. Taylor
James BE. Talmage
Otheore
General Board of
Vo Mom
ViIONEER DAY July 24 Excursion Announcement
Fragmented notice describes a pioneer day excursion with travel points and sale dates. It mentions a return date and asks readers to consult a route agent for details. Names, places, and exact dates are unclear but imply a scheduled trip and ticketing information.
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M“eketaon Sale
Baltike
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American Folk Department
Financelal
Fourth Ward Grove
Sheriff East
Sherif Henry Engst
Adams Orothers
Ment Law
STAKE
Chipmans
Lehi
Chipman’s
Big Red
American Fork, Utah
Mt. Oliver
Joke i Taylor
Deseret Gy Imuinsuit
John Taylor
Balt Linke
Acoals
Boowin
Oliver
Weil
Balt Lake
Tekats
REO Cars
Theutomobile
Money-Turtle Motor Car Coe
Spanish Fork, Utah
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