Pioneers at Lehi Hold Eighth Annual Reunion
Early on the morning of the 4th residents gathered for Lehi’s eighth annual Bone and Daughters of Pioneers reunion. The day featured a welcome by Maude Roberts and remarks by Reed Sinvot, with pioneer of 1847 recognition, games, dances, and a ballgame between Dabel’s Tallora and Lehi.
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Tie
Utah
City
Rew Hmoot
Tily
Bone and Daughters of
Ploneen
Italy
Maude Roberts
Reed Sinvot Lo
Pioneer of 47
Ariee
Ci Be
Matson
Michael Molen
Tide Dent
Springville
I. Sreet
Maw Mathews
Provo
Ellaaroth Fouts
Pleasant Grove
Plewant Plratford
Spanish Fork
Margaret Lomantin
Benj
Firewood
Armorican Forks
Mic
Jobo Stewart
Geo Murdock
Cook
Lei
Dabel
Tallora
Lehi
Lefit Wonky
Moe
J Evan
Tell
Mick Ungersell
Kier
Lehi Early Settlers and First Families Chronicle
Brigham Young dispatched M P Boyle to assess Lehi and report on early conditions. Daniel Cox, Wm Parthingham, and Daniel Collen with families moved to Lehi around September to October 1560 to settle near Samuel Bridge’s place. Ariel Cox’s daughter, the first child born in Lehi, arrived November 15, 1850.
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Ceens
Tabs
Benner
Leh
Young
Pt. Boyle
Viet Ane
Amd
David Clark
Breptember
Nial
Prank Arvela Cox Woo
Daniel Nil Lucy Cox
The School House Work Overhaul
Fragmented OCR notes describe rapid work on a school site with over 400,000 bricks on site. Mentions Lake S040 bricks, lenders, and a door and window area with unclear details. Reads as a disrupted construction update with many garbled phrases.
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Ieyune
Unclear fragment mentions heating items and contractors
Fragment references stone aid by A. Bradder and framing by Wilson & Taylor with Gay Witiophe and heating apparatus notes. Details are incomplete, hampering precise event or location identification.
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A. Bradder
Wilson & Taylor
Gay Witiophe
Lime Rock Quarry Sale Details At Rush Valley
Sale of Lime Rock Quarry outlines owners Meswre J H Gardner John Wing T J Mutebings and BW Ross involvement with American Smelt Ingo. Deposit placed in Sell Lake bank today. Development to commence with 499 tons daily shipment to Salt Lake Valley. The owner’s wife reports a very nice note.
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Meswre
J. H. Gardner
John Wing
T. J. Mutebings
BW Ross
Hieger
Rush Valley
Sell Lake Bank Teday
Innehoet
Salt Lake Valley
Unclear text fragment with names and product hints
Fragmentary note mentions Chamberlain and several proper nouns, suggesting an instruction or advertisement. Content is garbled and lacks a coherent event or clear entities beyond names and a product reference. Further readable details are insufficient for a confident summary.
School Census Totals by District Schools Leader
Principal GN Chile reports district school census figures for school age children. The total is 407 boys and 484 girls in one group, a comparison showing 170 boys and 471 girls in another. The text reflects counts across the district with emphasis on gender breakdown.
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Chile
Boye
Diamond Cure Discovery Reported in Pasie Iowa
Fragmentary notes claim a new diamond cure for complexion from Pasie Iowa. The text mentions names and a doctor or inventor but is garbled and difficult to verify with missing details.
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Pasie
Charley
Rita
Hote Prin
Elder Joseph A. Cutler’s Church Mission Summary
Joseph A. Cutler left the Northern Mates to serve in the Idaho Falls area. He traveled to Chicago and Indiana conference work, then to Columbus and Shelbyville for the Wil conference. He walked 180 miles with a companion from South Bend to Chicago and served in Chicago before presiding in Leland Boone County and later became President of the Lowen conference before returning home in July. He and his wife settled in Idaho Falls as he joined the Utah Sugar company.
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Gaeer Domoph
A. Cutler
Lalanon
Boone Co
Latoring
South Bend
Michigan
Bros. Culler
Coicago
Chilango
Lewis
Chiengo
Hook Leland
Jan Very
Hin
Lown Conference
Ulah
Bro
Cutler
Jouve
Idaho Falls
Ttlah Sugar le
Bent Her Double and Restored by Bitters
A narrator from Villeborg, Ma recalls four weeks of illness with typhoid and kidney trouble. After trying doctors, they used Electele Bitters, which restored health and strength. The testimonial claims renewed walking ability and overall recovery. Sold at Wadsworth's drug store for one dollar.
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Villeborg
T. A Wadsworth's
Social notes from Lehi and nearby communities
Ba Peterson invited friends in Salt Lake Sunday. Lawrence Biow of Baveke and others spent time in Lehi. A. J. Gardner traveled to Idaho for work and will return Sunday. Mrs. John McAlew of Park visited with her mother. Mr. Hrowl and Mrs. Brookey’s party circulated in Lehi, American Fork, and Salt Lake area. A. L. Mathews, foreman at the Sugar factory, died this week. The Sugar factory family and local residents, including Clark, celebrated 40th birthday of Lehi pioneer Wu Hin family at home with ice cream and refreshments.
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Clark
Oov
Bia
Ulate Hin
Ila
Gentry Brothers Bring Japanese High-Wire Troupe to Lehi Show
The Gentry Brothers announce a new program featuring the Superial Youhanuite Japaneme Troupe from Japan. The act promises world class high wire artistry and dramatic feats likely to attract a large local audience in Lehi on a Saturday in April.
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Japan
Gentry Bros. Weamons
Lehi
Batorday
Ang
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H. B. Merits
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Ba Peterson
Salt Lake
Lawrence Biow
Baveke
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Idaho
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de Beginniang Cole RL
Howard Ty
We Law
Andrew Austin
Heber
John McAlew
Park
Mir
Hrowl Bent
Hurt
Hetig
Sale
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Loti
Win Gialuo
Yonterday
Webb
A. L. Mathews
Sogar
Win Tanne
Colo
Mewi Hero
Dp Brookeys
Ciproerina
Solin Beck
Balt Tate
Christina Harrison
Beef
Mexico
Gentry Bros. Show
Wade
Plymouth
Continental Life Insurance
Salt Lake City, Utah
Standard Life
State of
John Y Smith
Lehi, Utah
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