Visit to Scranton Mine in North Tinté District
A trip to the Scranton mine reveals Lehi boys at work there including T. M. Bushman and son Win Ashton Henry Bast Samuel Hutchings and others. Superintendent Fred Butler greets visitors as the mine ships about 1200 tons of dine ore monthly with four four horse teams hauling ore to Del Monte five miles away. The mine also produces a lead ore at a little.
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Scranton
North Tinte
T. M. Bushman
Win, Ashton
Henry Bast
Samuel Hutchings
Pringe
Fred Butler
del Monte
Wingville Quarry Expansion Under John Wing’s Direction
In Wingville the American Steelling Co. quarry under John Wing sees about fifty workers, many from Deli. Construction includes a steel 8D Topliff line, bunk houses, and power facilities as the site prepares to ship large quantities of lime rock. Foundations for an ore rock crusher are underway and some rock is hauled to Evan's switch for smelter shipment.
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John Wing
American Steelling Co
Deli
Ares
Evan's Switch
Jesse Winn Returns From Southern Mission Work
Jes Winn returns from missionary duty in the Southern States where reports say the mission field flourishes. He served in Virginia country districts for nearly a year before moving to Chattanooga and Tidependence to lead the mailing department. He visited Washington and the East before coming home, reporting well and happy with the experience.
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Jes Winn
Winn
Virginia
Lehendoffive
Chattanooga
Perm
Tidependence
Washington, D.C
Retornig
Iloix
Salt Lake High Cadets to Camp Near Lehi This Summer
Salt Lake High School cadets prepare for an encampment near Lehi after years at Lagoon. About 200 march from Jane Land Walk to the camp for two weeks of drills, sham battles, target practice, athletics, and baseball games. High School Day will feature a camp excursion and banner events. Captain Webb plans a mock battle with one company advancing to seize a fortification under watchful eyes.
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Lagoon
Utah
Lehi
Jane Land
Alee
Noa! Canyon
Olher
Webb
Ite Positon
Decile
Rose Tree Spray Formula for Small Green Bugs
A published formula from Mr Larson of the Experiment Station proposes a spray for rose trees. It mixes half a pound of tail soap with hot water, then adds two gallons of kerosene and ten lines of water to produce a creamy emulsion. Milk can substitute soap by blending one gallon hot milk with two gallons kerosene, stirred similarly.
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Larson
D. R. Excursion Ticket Sale Announcement
An excursion group D. R. Excursion DK OG offers round trip tickets by Ball Lake with a June date 67.4.9 and final return to Tait Jane via the Rute 1.25 route.
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DK. OG
Ball Lake
Tait Jane the
Lead Producing Countries Ranked
A historical note ranks Spain as the greatest lead producing country with Germany following. The list highlights dominant sources of lead and positions Spain at the top of the chart with Germany in second.
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Spain
Aid
Germany
Lewes High School and the pursuit of knowledge
The piece extols Lewes High School as a cradle of independent thought and scientific inquiry. It argues for better facilities and broader access to education, citing Daniel Webster’s remark on hiring school houses to raise men and urging support for Utah County and New Hampshire’s granite hills as analogous inspirations.
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Daniel Webster
New Eingland
Rocky Mountains
Utah Co
Granite Hills
New Hampshire
Memorial Services Held at Tabernacle
Memorial services were held at the Tabernacle Sunday afternoon with Bishop Andrew Field presiding. The program included a wave quartet and Ruth M. Fox of the YebL M. lo A. as principal speaker. The choir sang during the service.
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Tabernacle
Andrew Ffield
Progr
Ruth M. Fox
Yebl
M. Lo A
Folly’s Characteristics and Dutch Proverb Echo Owl Eyes
A compact note discusses Folly’s traits and a Dutch proverb about folly. It contrasts an eagle’s boldness with an owl’s watchful eyes, hinting at wisdom versus folly in perception. The fragment suggests cultural sayings on judgment and insight.
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Folly
Lehi Baseball Notes Before City Park Game
FRE to Keith O’Brien team plans crowd from Salt Lake to watch Bluet and Grays in City Park Opus. Lehi beat Weber City 1-0 on Tuesday and lost 9-2 to Dubet at Walker Fields last Sunday. Next Sunday Lehi faces Murray at Murray and June 6 plays Eureka at Spanish Fork.
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Keith O'Brien
Crow Bate
Salt Lake
City Park
Opus
Lehi
Weber City
Dubet
Walker Fields
Murray
Sth
Eureka
Spanish Fork
Concert at Tabernacle Directed by Smith and AW
A Sunday evening concert at the Tabernacle on June 10 will be directed by Joseph F P Smith and AW from the Provo University School of Music. A modern style program will be performed with proceeds benefiting the organ finance committee. no regular admission but a liberal donation is expected.
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Tabernacle
Joseph FP. Smith
Provo University School of Music
Organ
Originators of Slang Stirs The City
An observer notes much slang originates in New York with college students driving much of it and calls out that both boys and girls from colleges contribute more slang than those in the Howery.
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New York
Pleasant Grove News Highlights and Local Events
Miss Vida Holliday visits Miss Atina Thorne as Miss Atina and Jean Heuroid wed days ago. The Hesperian class hosted a large ball at Clark’s hall in honor of teacher Mr. S. H. Smith. Rosell Shaffer visits Sadie Mayhew. Mrs. H. W. Daehslas visits Heber. Dr Jones reorganizes Pleasant Grove City Band with Tuesday practices.
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Atina Thorne
Jean Heuroid
Clark's Hall
Wos
Lonor
S. H. Smith
Dr. Jones
Pleasant Grove City
Why Do Churches Carve Crosses on Their Facades
A Louisville correspondent recalls a childhood walk with a four year old brother who explains that the crosses on church facades are their trade mark. The anecdote captures a mix of local color and quirky humor from the city.
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Chu H
Louisvilla
Littlerother
Dogs and Husbands and Damages in Rail Accidents
The report notes a dog owner receiving 1500 pounds for a dog killed in a Midland railway crash and a wife receiving 1500 pounds for the death of her husband, an engine driver, in the Salisbury railway accident. London Reynolds warns Indies against marriage and dog licensing.
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Midland
Salisbury
Robins
London Reynolds
One-Sided Twins in John and William Smith
In a brief dialogue from The Chestnut Tree in Jane Everybody's the brothers John and William Smith are asked their ages. The elder asks if they are twins and one boy replies they are twins only on their father’s side.
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John
William Smith
Land Auction Brings Promises in Teton Valley Offer
Real estate dealer Mr Geo L Young of Young and Winger Driggs Idaho tours Lehi offering prime Teton Valley lands. The sale lists 100 acres one mile from town with river water rights and 1000 bushels expected yield, priced at 000 down with easy terms. Prospective Utah buyers invited to inspect and contact A Bradder in Lohi or Young and Winger in Driggs Idaho.
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Geo. L. Young
Young & Winger
Driggs
Idaho
Lehi
Lnage
Young
Teton Valley
Gem
Rocky Mountains
Utah Co
Youn
Utah
A. Bradder ii Lohi
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