Fourth of July Festivities Set With Program and Wrestling Match
Lehi and American Fork plan a joint July 4 celebration featuring a brief program with ten minute toasts and a wrestling match after the ball game. committees allocate sports roles including dancing races greased pole and various novelties while Lehi Fork hosts the two-game double header at 2 and 4:20 p.m. in a day expected to draw large crowds from both towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gardner
Lula Anderson
Karl Hopkins
Lehi
Everett Anderson
Mary Lott
Odensa
Alfred Hanes von Dinglebender
America
B. J. Child
Dennie Giles Benediction
Silver Bard
A. L. Yates
Evans
Leonard Peterson
Melvin Johnson
W. A. Knight
Wrest
H. M. Royle, Jr
Aell
Fin Lier
Amrican
Wrestling Bout For Fourth of July Feature Match
A Fourth of July wrestling bout pairs Al Wilson and Ed Street in a tightly matched showdown. Street, faster and deft, faces Wilson, the heavier, wind‑building veteran, with a heated rivalry expected to settle on the mat. Preliminary bouts include young Net Son and Kid Christofferson before the main event. The program is free to the public and caps the day’s sports lineup.
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Ed Street
A) Wilson
al Wilson
Wilson
Street
Bla
Kirkham
American Fork Canyon
Young
Kid Christofferson
Canyon Nooks For Summer Cottages
Whipple and Ane of Bultlake City spent the week in Moorican Fork Canyon building for Wanentew summer home near Hanging Rock. The forest area is exclusive and local law adopts a yearly rate of $260 OPA per year for MICCOL care.
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Sou Whipple
Ane
Bultlake City
Moorican Fork Canyon
Wanentew
Lear Apelin
Forest
Tee
Johlg Hill
New Library Adds Long List of Public Domain Books
City voters approved funding for new books as library shelves run low. The Primary Library will add titles from A Gentleman from Indiana to Life of Daniel Boone and many more works across histories, biographies, adventures, and classics for reader access.
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Elybrary
Elty
Trail
Glengarry
Laura Doone
Oregon Trail
Janeke Merredith
Cannenn
Stas Eve
John Paul Jones
David Crockett Pulison
Europe
Lobo
Rag
Krag
Johnny Heat
Tom Sawyer
Marjorie Daw
Bte
Daniel Benfor
Jack Barleycorn Coryston Family
Peter Grimm
Mise Minerva
William Green
Smoke Bellow
Eyon
Old Virginia
Mra
Patel
Mary Sandy
Abe
Kit Cerson
Daniel Boone
Tyer
Qikert
Plutarcha
Tinen
Jane
Rys
Mrs
West Tone Bunker
Commercial Club Elects Governors for Two-Year Terms
The Commercial Club held its annual election on Wednesday night electing Karl Hopkin James H. Chandis Charles Holmatend Br dnd J. Cotter as governors for the next two years. A meeting will be held soon to appoint officers and plan excursions to Lebl and entertainments.
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Karl Hopkin
Jamed H. Chandi
Chul Holmatend
J. Cotter
Wil Moet
Soaremry Hopkin
Lebl
Sec
Office of State Superintendent Back Into Politics
Prof Karl Hopkins was summoned in Salt Lake City to the education committee to discuss removing the office of state superintendent of public instruction from politics The committee members accused three men of seizing control over the choice and making a political affair rather than a technical appointment The committee’s statement appeared in the Thursday papers indicating A C Mathisen the incumbent will likely be Dr An’s apparent successor.
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Karl Hopkins
Salt Lake City
Taink
Hopking
Tde
Mall Hh
Hele
Thu
A. C. Mathisen
Prominent visitors inspect Utah Lake pumping plant
George M. Cannon and other Salt Lake financiers visited the Utah Lake Irrigation Company pumping plant at Baratoga, arriving by five autos from Salt Lake City. They toured the west side crops and Lehi projects, praised the plant’s operation, and called the project a major factor in the state’s future.
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George M. Cannon
W. R
Will Josaph
KR. Murdock
Jesse Knight
Will Knight
Joseph B. Keeler
B . Chipman
George H. Brimball
R. Murdock
Kirkham
P. Jubbinks
Karl Keller
J. C. Johnson
Hi. Woodruff
R. &. Allen
Utah Lake Irrigation Compan
Salt Lake City
Lehi
Mission plans delayed by hospital stay after appendicitis
Robert Ball rapidly developed appendicitis on Monday and was operated on for a ruptured appendix. He remains in hospital, forcing postponement of a mission to Chicago and several planned social events including a shower and ward party. A new shipment of overalls arrives at People's Co op with Crown Specials.
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Robert Ball
Ton
Net
Het Maksm
Mr. Dall
Chienzo
Fromen Inez
Improvements at Peoples Co-op Increases Facilities
Over ten days plumbers and carpenters added two toilet sections for Indies and gents at the Peoples Co-op. The updates include three urinals, two wash basins with marble stalls, and individual lockers for employees. Mr Lott handles the plumbing work with a new cesspool sewerage system.
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Mr. Lott
Fourth of July Shoe Sale Opens Monday
Special sale event launches Monday with a large selection of footwear and seasonal hats. The notice touts clearance prices, promising savings on children and ladies hats and hot weather headwear at Lendelco Dressmaking and Millinery.
Marble Shipments From PaMBan Point To Salt Lake Forecast
A report describes PaMBan Point marble being prepared for shipment to Salt Lake City. Workers extract a white mottled vein with large blocks weighing up to 20 tons and a main block about six feet by three feet, destined for Midvale dressing plants if the sample proves viable.
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Pamban Point
Salt Lake
Otol Aepenineny
Wenery
Mortle Com
Coe
Midvale
Satur
Pelle Point
Fort Fone
Expan
Alpine Stake Fair Plans Move Forward
The Alpine Stake Boys and Girls Club outlines early steps for a county fair to be held September 24 to 26 with American Fork and Pleasant Grove represented by women. Prizes are tools utensils and raw animals. but horses and cattle shown only in the afternoon. Entertainment planned evenings by local groups.
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Lvhd
American Fork
Pleas Grove
Fa Blake Eh
Ether Hia
Smoot Homestead Tracts Sold Near Cedar Southeast of Toplill
Carson David Carson Mrs. Carson and H C Featherstone traveled to Salt Lake City Wednesday to file on Smoot homesteads totaling 820 acres. The tracts lie in Cedar southeast of Toplill and are among the most desirable in the area. Winter wheat in the region is expected to yield about thirty bushels per acre.
Powell Family Expands Ranch Operations In Juab
Thad A Powell departed last week for a new ranch at Juab joined by Powell Sons. The Powell Brasser of Durham joins to manage stock operations. Ike Bone and Bevan Gray will relocate to the ranch after July 1 and take replacements. Leland Powell buys Thad A Powell home on First West Street.
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Thad A. Powell
Juab
Powell & Sons
Powell
Durhame
Ike Bone
Jue
Bevan Gray
Mr. Bones
Leland Powell
First West Street
Interurban Depot Foundation Underway at Lohi
Work has begun on the Sew Depot Interurban plant in Lohi with cement foundations laid for an all cement depot. Docks for walls are being cast in Salt Lake City and shipped by rail. The Pleasant Grove Interurban station foundation is already complete.
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Lohi
Salt Lake City
Pleasant Grove
Sugar Pounding Affects 40 000 Bags For Chicago Shipment
Crath Jett heads to Chicago with 10 000 hags of sugar to pound and loosen dampened docks. The process involves pounding bags to break lumps and restore flow, then heating and drying to prepare for procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crath Jett
Chicago
Miuger Benenes Ward
Crabb
City Park Ball Game Between Leh wud Midvale and Whitt
This afternoon at City Park a ball game is planned between Midvale and Whitt. Millie Marp played early but there is uncertainty about lineup and attendance. The organizers promise an entertaining match with competitive play.
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Midvale
Twenty Automobiles At Saratogs Resort This Week
Cars from Salt Lake City visited Sara toga Springs with about twenty automobile loads spending the day at the resort. Carpenter finished the cafe and ten bungalow tents with electric heat and summer camping conveniences. The tents have Tom ber floors and framed doors. several are occupied by Salt Lake tourists.
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Carpenter
Saratoga Springs
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
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