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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
3
Pleasant Grove department society held a two session conference with visits and talks on Home Ethics Home Gardens and Art and Architecture. Dignitaries praised temple work and elects J T Roberts as stake genealogical leader while delegates prepare to attend a regional conference. apricot and raspberry crops seen rising with promise of higher values and improved yields.
A.V. Robinson, visiting Provo after ten days in Angolea, leads the California road push seeking a state road law. He urges a $5,600 state appropriation and $3,400 local levy, claiming needed funds for road work. He backs repealing juvenile court power and returning truancy control to local officials, aligning with the paper's stance.
The Commence On Gaming Plant proceeds with Connin factory work to build a hydro fruit processing facility near Salt Lake Alex Thornton to supervise. The project aims to complete machinery setup within about one month and begin canning and marketing in a steady operating period.
Wadley brothers haul a carload of rich ore from the Miller mine in American Fork canyon to Salt Lake City. The ore may fetch between 4000 and 5000 pounds. shipments depend on snow and wagon access. Initial loading used rawhide sleds. further mining and road access to be expanded as weather allows. The crew plans to stay through decoration day and return Monday with miners to continue development.
Mr W i Homer Jr secretary of the Utah Fruit Growers Association visited Pleasant Grove to assess crop prospects. He said expected year will break volume records and secure good prices for fruit in Utah markets. Local officers will market berries at cost to maximize growers net. first strawberry shipment netted 1.60 per crate, signaling favorable though not guaranteed prices.
Washington reports a potentially record fruit yield with peaches notably strong. The United States Chamber of Commerce statistics on May 2 warns some areas may still face losses up to 25 percent, with declines centered in Missouri Illinois Georgia Kentucky Texas and surrounding states.
Irecoration Pay will be observed with solemnity as Lady Chai leads a routine at the cemetery. People will gather to honor loved ones, placing flowers and paying respects at graves and sharing quiet reflection through the day. The light schedule includes morning and afternoon visits and valued cemetery views.
Manila early settler Mrs Marta Jeppson aged 82 died after a period of debility. A resident for thirty five years she leaves several grown children and two married daughters in Richfeld. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM in the Manila ward meetinghouse.
Funeral services for Mrs Hannah Trinnerup were held at the Tabernacle at 4 45 p m with Bishop L Swenson presiding. Speakers Jeppa Nielhon N P Peterson and Ed Bush praised her integrity, frugality and steadfast Latter Day Saint faith. Born January 20 1844 in Twnmark she joined the church in Denmark. Her son Martin Christensen and his wife attended from Los Angeles to help.
In Judge Monson's court a jury found Youngberg guilty of battery after a daylong trial. The fine was $15. Sheriff Bast and County Attorney Grant Bagley prosecuted. State Senator A Booth defended. Testimony about kittens found in a ditch used for culinary purposes sparked the dispute.
The junior and senior pupils of the High School hosted a pleasant Auroraine party in the professor Jones residence Monday evening. The social was enjoyable with outdoor games and delicious refreshments. Mr and Mrs Jones will reside permanently at Salt Lake City where Mr Jones has new employment along the special line.
A homecoming event will honor Mina Fern Halliday who has returned from four missions in the northern United States. Her parents will host the welcome at the Vaberuncle with an attractive program planned and local residents invited to attend.
A fragmented note describes a five year old social event at a bishop’s home where widows, widowers, and married women of the firm gathered. One couple formerly involved hosted the gathering with a light festival atmosphere and a prior connection to a bishop and his wife. A stray line mentions spools for an unknown purpose.
Readable fragments describe an unclear event involving local figures and a dispute or incident. Names and places are garbled, but the item signals a brief municipal or community matter requiring clarification. No firm actions, dates, or outcomes are evident from the fragmented text.
Lindon defeated Lehl by a wide margin in a midweek game as Lindon shows stronger form this season. Upcoming match pits Lindon against American Fork at Central Park at 4 o'clock with hopes of another victory.
Stephen Jensen sells property to George J. Spencer of Salt Lake City and plans to move there. Miss Olive Cobbly fills Ming Wadley’s mercantile position while Wadley takes a vacation. For sale in Draper a 7 year old brown horse weighing 1050 pounds suitable for work or paddle use. willing to trade for a larger one. Provo visit notes include Halliday family travel and health news. J G Johnson announces engagement of daughter Hove to Martin Christian with wedding in Dane. Walter Healey and Mrs Healey visit Pleasant Grove. Charles Qenon’s 12 year old son thrown from horse, minor injuries and several weeks of recovery.
Lam Foutz arrived from Sur this week and purchased the main from Fairfield spring to Obine ad. He aims to tow and prep the line for transport to Millard County to pipe a spring down a four thousand mile route. Many joints are decayed but the system remains largely intact.
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