Old Citizens Summoned In Tragic Passing At Folk
Since our last issue three respected residents have departed Folk. John Durrant born in Hertfordshire April 7 183? joined the Mormon church in 1855 emigrated to America in 1861. He leaves his two wives twelve children many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral today at First Ward meetinghouse with John Gardner and Mrs F L Hickman furnishing singing. Burial at Pleasant Grove.
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John Durrant
Kla Feward Inez
Cystilla
Mr. Durrant
Hovingdon
Hertfordshire
Mugland
America
Eiiteen
Kesiah
Elizabeth
First Ward
Mrs Alice Mott Dies After Debility in Fourth Ward
Mrs Alice T Mott a respected longtime resident of the Fourth Ward Wis died at her home Tuesday morning at 7 oclock Cause listed as general debility She was born Sept 28 1849 in Hancock County Illinois to Oliver and unknown Thornton She married Stephen Mott in 1556 and spent most of life in this city A devoted Latter Day Saint known for charity and kindness Funeral services were held in the Fourth Ward chapel yesterday afternoon at 2 oclock with brief notice in this issue
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Alice T. Mott
Wis
Fourth Ward
Hancock County
Illinois
Oliver Thornton
Stephen Mott
Henry Moyle
Abe
Mrs Sarah F Yancey dies after lingering illness
Mrs. Sarah F Yancey died Saturday afternoon at her Third Ward home after long heart and kidney trouble tied to chronic rheumatism. Born November 22, 1848 in Alabama she joined the Mormon Church about 1890 and moved to Utah in 1893. Survived by husband Jasper Yancey and six children Ed Conder Elvie Thoms Odla Dee and A Br. Also surviving are relatives in Pleasant Grove American Fork and Idaho. A Third Ward meeting Monday will be led by Bishop Bainbridge with speakers Wr. St Webb and James Bullock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah F Yancey
Third Ward
Yancey
Jasper Yancey
America Fork
Thin City
Pleasant Grove
Alabama
Utah
Pleaant Grove
Ed. Conder
Eivie
Canada
Thoms
Taylorville
Odla
Dee
Idaho
A. BR
American Park
Hishop
St Webb
James Bullock
Flood disrupts High School as janitor opens ceiling taps
A burst flood swept through a High School after janitor Searle opened a ceiling scene valve causing water to pour through the hall and basement areas. The incident damaged plaster and ceiling tiles. authorities estimate repairs will be minor and completed with patching.
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Searle
Noah
Wan Hong
Byrn
Teac
Ely
Walter
Cain
Call for Additional Night Police in City
A movement pushes to appoint an extra night policeman alongside the city marshal and current force. Citizens argue that many strangers visit the city and some are undesirable. Night work demands more help, and better enforcement of prohibition laws is cited as a reason for expanding the force.
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Tli
Library Movement To Be Resurrected In American Fork
The campaign to establish a Carnegie library in American Fork gains momentum with renewed petitions and public support. Advocates argue a library strengthens education, complements schools and homes, costs little per city, and serves as a wholesome community center, urging residents to join the drive and study examples from other Utah towns.
Base Ball Season Opens Next Wednesday in American Fork
The baseball season opens next Wednesday in American Fork with Spanish Fork as the opponent. American Fork has a stronger team this year and hopes for strong local support to win the County League, with Happy Molmaten and the Mitchells providing key talent for a competitive lineup.
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American Fork
Spanish Fork
Molmatend
Mitchell Boys
Parker, Miller
Lindley
Dollar saved is a dollar earned sale note
A limited six day sale from Chipman s featuring Arbuckle s Green Ribbon Tea priced at 15c per package and 25c bundles. The offer emphasizes savings as a simple measure of value for shoppers.
Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes Ad Claims Value
Baseball fans and clothing buyers are urged to consider Hart Schaffner Marx suits. The ad argues quality justifies higher prices and promises better fit and service, recommending a $20 to $25 suit for long term value and satisfaction.
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Ular
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Clothes that show the finest tailor work
The description praises all wool fabrics and high quality tailoring with special excellence in style and design. It emphasizes that wearing these clothes means being dressed in the best style and quality.
Mass Meeting in American Fork City Mall May 14
Mass meeting of American Fork citizens called for 4 p m Wednesday May 14 at the city mall to decide if the city should hold a none Coming Week and a six day July frat week celebration. Mayor Karl Greenwood urges large turnout to plan a successful event and uphold the town’s hospitality.
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American Fork
American Fork City
Oteo
Oteo Appreased A Desire To Come Back Ou Viedheir
Duchey
Karl Greenwood
Ingersoll SOT Guilty Verdict Cleared in Liquor Sale Case
American Fork City versus Joseph Ingersoll ended in a not guilty verdict after a Saturday trial before Judge Whitecotton. Jurors included Mark Beznant J Corbett Alan Rowley and Jarvis Adelott. City representative Jacob Evans defended Ingersoll. Testimony centered on liquor purchase by A L Woodruff and consumption by Heber Wilds William Smith and Brown. witnesses Woodruff Wildes and Smith stated they did not drink or purchase liquor. A judge suggested a settlement option instead of trial, offering city funds to avoid further action.
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American Fork City
Joseph Ingersoll
James Nielson
Mark Beznant
J. &. Corbett
Alin Rowley
Jarvis Adelott
Whitecotton
Jacob Evans
Ingersoll
A. Ll. Woodruff
Heber Wilds
William Smith
Brown
Himelf
Hatte
Wikersoil
Wildes
Smith
Woodruff
Wifalr
Wnhid
Shipped a Carload of Junk Out of the City
A fragment notes a person named Wils week with Clements Bromahipped a carload of junk from the city. It mentions a yearly custom to do this and hints at plans to dig or deck a project, with unclear details and missing context.
Chipman's Six Day Sale At 1214 Don’t Complain Of Prices
Chipman announces a six day sale at 1214 with bold lower prices. The promotion urges shoppers to visit for discounted goods and special offers during the limited event period.
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