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Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ulead and Pitt with vague details. This brief item seems to record an allocation or designation involving named parties, but specifics are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ulead and Pitt with vague details. This brief item seems to record an allocation or designation involving named parties, but specifics are unreadable.
A written decree from April 9 1914 in Provo Utah settles a water dispute over Battle Creek and Pleasant Grove Creek. The agreement assigns 1.95 cubic feet per second to plaintiffs and guarantees division by a watertight pipeline with supervising measures. The order waives findings of fact and conclusions of law and sets costs at 12 dollars and 90 cents.
In a 1914 Utah case Judge A B Morgan orders a distribution equally split between the plaintiff and defendant and directs taxation of the shares. Dated Provo April 20.
Merchants and business owners in Pleasant Grove sign an agreement to close Wednesday afternoons from May 6 to September 1, creating a half holiday for employees all summer. The measure aligns with actions by local boards and other firms, with signatories including Hank of Pleasant Grove, Thornton & Sons Lumber, Hedquist Drug, Studebaker Bros, and others.
Yesterday the county gathered for High School Day at Spauleh Mark with music and speeches from multiple choral groups and dignitaries. The program listed graduates from Measant Grove Lehi American Fork and other area schools along with the extensive roster of attendees and speakers.
The final contest and orations will be held Sunday night May 4 at 7 o'clock. The district tryout meeting will decide the act and determine the championship in the listed events. Names include Clara Hunter American Park Sea Ward Stewart and many others from Third Ward and nearby venues.
Leonard Matthews named manager of the Pleasant Grove branch of the Utah Fruit Growers Association and arrives this week from Ogden. He foresees a strong season and praises Pleasant Grove. Mrs Matthews expected soon, while C A Hickenlooper expands membership and shipments. The association contracts for peaches at higher prices, with C B Backes overseeing local shipments and berry handling. Arsenate of lead and berry boxes are supplied to members at lower costs.
The state horticultural commission led by J Edward Taylor announces statewide demonstrations educating fruit growers on effective spray methods to combat codling moths. Guidance covers arsenate of lead or Paris green use, timing after blossoming, and repeated applications to prevent wormy fruit, with warnings that fruit will be condemned if infested.
The committee awarded the contract for the building erection with four bidders. Alex Therentious was deemed the lowest bidder under $5,000. New work will begin soon on the lot southeast of the Tabernacle and a new design will be used.
Tuesday evening saw participants from the Peasant Chee Wtodh school and Ming Mario Myrededon gal Nivin Kirkiain debating at the Taber Toele. The local debated group took the negative stance on the issue as the audience watched closely.
Toré took the affirmative as both sides argued well. All three judges from American Folk awarded the prize to the visitors. One judge favored Pleasant Grove, and the audience supported him. Local debaters excelled in delivery and are congratulated on their wit.
Last Friday evening a party was given in honor of Isaac Carlson in the quadrangle of the Tabernacle by the Floral Scandinavian Society, of which he has been president for the past year. Carlson will depart on the eighth for a mission to Scandinavia as the evening featured a program, refreshments and dancing.
Woo Advine attended a meeting of the Indian War Veterans committee at Springville last Saturday. The committee decided to hold their annual campfire this year in Utah and to solicit offers from commercial clubs and city officials in various towns. The best offer by May 20 will host the gathering on August 4, 6, 6 and 7.
Manila notes recount Mr Swen Monson Jr being lame in without details. Mrs Barah Attwood from Viewswnt Grove visits Mre GC. i War. The Holman family held a Sunday dinner at their parents home. Mrs A Holman hosted a quilting bee with attendees including Mrs Warnick and Mrs Swenton among others. Provo visitors Mary Roach hosted a party. Rotlof Society held stake meetings. several locals visited Provo. week included social visits and Winl tors of Mia ABR Holman.
Fragmented OCR notes show Provo visitors and social items dated Sunday through Tuesday. Mentions photographers, a goods deal peddled at eight per dozen, and Mrs Cooper with a Provo visit. Also references to Chipman Merc displaying prices and a homecoming from Idaho after a week with a sister.
Misses Laura Walker and Leah Thornton visited Provo on Tuesday. Misa Jeasie Loo spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents at Bpaniah Fork. Men's work shirts for overalls, heavy kind, 26e at Chipman's Bargain Basement. Mr. Richardson of Ogden visited his son Prof J. G. Medard Sunday. G. A. Anderson plans Salt Lake visit in latter half of the week. Otto L. Mayhew returned from Ephraim after a few days with his brother. Miss I. E. Brown is home from Salt Lake for a few days. Shoe expects to soon return to the city. The Smuth Dancing Academy excursion postponed to next Friday. special cars to be run over the interurban.
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