Lehi Locals Report Bequests and Births in Utah Valley
Lehi locals note several births and illnesses including a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Carl Gunther and a baby boy for Mr and Mrs John Gardner of Lark. Health updates mention Joshue Whitman with stomach pain and Miss Ethel South Wick confined to bed. In local news, refrigeration equipment for Garff is arriving, and a Relief Society conference in Pleasant Grove draws attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshue Whitman
Ethel South Wick
8 Per Cent Loans Offer Home Ownership Path
Preparations months in advance lead to owning a home via the 8 per cent loan plan. National Mercantile Co Ltd promotes a cheapest, safest operation. J Watt Storrs is local representative in American Fork Utah, contact Wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casiat Wa
National Merchantile Co (Ltd
J. Watt Storrs
American Fork
Utah
Wheat
State party conventions loom for Smoot and others
Democrats and Progressives plan state conventions in eleven days and will elect delegates within a day. Contenders include Senator Reed Smoot and Congressmen Joseph Vowell and Jacob Johnson, with possible party fusion and spoils division. Rumors say Denominations for honors and jurisdiction may be offered, while Moyle leads for senator ahead of Judge William H. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Smoot
Joseph Vowell
Jacob Johnson
Justice
The
Supreme Court
United States
James H. Moyle
William HL
Political maneuvering loops in Utah race obsessions
King pressures a potential candidate to run as William Wallace a Democratic national committeeman may take the nomination to quell the dispute. Supreme justice LeGrand Young receives prominence while Thurman as state chairman is named. Progressives may back Nephi Morrin of Salt Lake City and Attorney Larson of Pete County with Love as a possible other senator or congressman. Republicans delay meeting until September.
Government ownership and what it means
Gunnison Republican argues against government ownership of telephone and railway lines. It warns that state and county tax revenues would vanish, increasing tax burdens on citizens. The piece favors private corporate ownership with government management, fearing poor outcomes if government controls essential utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Cooperation Between Newspaper and Merchants
An editorial urges merchants to treat local papers as a publicity department and to cooperate actively. It likens the newspaper to a band at a circus and argues that mutual support between business and press builds a thriving town, urging prompt, earnest cooperation and sharing news items for public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Awkward apology on Washington streetcar encounter
A kindergarten teacher in Washington mistakenly addresses a man as the father of a pupil boarding a streetcar. She notices the error, apologizes, and corrects herself with a cheery pardon. The scene unfolds amid a crowd, the teacher attempting to resume her duties after the mistaken interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sie
Alexa
The Great Conqueror and the Lord's Ascension Sermon
A pastor presents a photo drama on Christ's ascension and the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. He explains Jesus as a spirit being after resurrection, the Apostles’ witness, and the Logos transfer from heavenly to earthly form, framing sin and death’s defeat and the coming heavenly kingdom.
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Jesus
Runsell
Pontecour
Abraham
Saul of
Tarsus
Judas
Damascus
Mensia
Logos
Christ
Lord
Mane
Son
Man
Father Adam
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Fredrick Fowlke
Notice to creditors of the Estate of Fredrick Fowlke de conmon. Creditors must present claims by August 50 1914 to J Fowlke administrator at Pleasant Grove Utah or Booth and Booth Provo Utah County Utah. Date of first publication April 26 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick Fowlke
Creditora
Youches
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Booth
No 6
Knight Block
Provo
Utah County
J. Fowlke
Notice to Creditors in Utah Estate Case Cad County
In the Fourth Judicial District Utah Cad County the estate of Joe tani Mo Trinnerap deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to Harvey Cluff attorney at Knight Block Provo Utah by October 1 1914. Martin Christensen administrator. Attorney Harvey Cluff. First put May 30 last June 27 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Notice of Assessment No 28 Sliver Flat Mining & Milling Co
Directors met on May 22 14 levied 1 mill per share on capital stock to J B Bennett payable at American Fork Utah. Unpaid assessments become delinquent and sold at public auction on July 7 14 if not paid including advertising and expense. Bennett secretary.
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Me of Utah
State Bank “of
Tenner
Loh
Utah
Hettikren
Atate
Lo" Wien
Santa Wind Melaetic
Ant Railroad and Indus ‘Rhe
Cortes
Its
Bavsseada
State of
County of
Chipman
Depowen
SoYs
Hank
Sliver Flat Mining & Milling Company
American Fork
J. B Bennett
Do’elork P.m
Atmerlow York
Utal
J. Bow. Brnnett
Ben
Alpine Pub Co Ordered For DOB Work
A local court ordered the Alpine Pub Company to complete designated duties related to date of birth record work. The action imposes deadlines and compliance steps for the firm to correct processing practices.
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the Alpine Pub. Co
Parker and Robinson Lawyers Offices at Prove Bank Building
Parker and Robinson Lawyers occupy suites in the Prove Farmers and Merchants Bank Hall and the Am Fork Chipman Bank Building. The notice names J. W. Robinson and P. Parker as principals. No further action or dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcesn
Prove Farmers’ and Merchants Bank
Hallding
Fork—Chipman Bank Building
Public Notice of Desert Land Final Proof Filing
Percy Sowers of Salt Lake City Utah as assignee of James Clove filed notice of intention to make Final Proof to establish title to desert land in section 7 township 7 south range 1 east Salt Lake Meridian. Proof set for June 16 1914 before the Register and Receiver at Salt Lake City Utah. Witnesses listed: M T Carmichael Wilbur Ramer J W Hagerman Agnes Ramer.
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Department of the Interior
US & Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Percy
Sowers
Saltl Lake City
Aeelgnee
James Clove
Renee
Salt Lake Meridian
U. S. Land Office
M. T. Carmichael
Lobi
Wilbur
Ramer
J. W. Hagerman
Agnes Ly
Salt Lake
Lehi City Notice of Proposed Cement Pavement Improvements
The City Council of Lehi City intends to pave five feet wide cement sidewalks at an estimated cost of ten cents per square foot by a local assessment on properties within a described district. Protests or objections must be in writing to the City Recorder by the given deadline.
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Lehi
Towit
Fourth South Street
Ureweet
Elde
Piret West Street
Second South Street
Third West Street
Third North Street
Second West Street
Center Street
First East Strolt
First North Strent
First East Streat
Second East Street
Thomas Austin
Main Street
Beonnd West Street
First Bart Street
Main E Street
East Street
Second North Street
First West Street
Sixth North Street
Ciy Recorder
Lehi City Council Schedules Hearing on Objections
The council set June for hearing and considering objections. By order of the Lehi City Council dated May 16, 1904, J. F. Pyfe, City Recorder. Publication dates May 16 and May 30.
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Lehi
J. FP. Pyfpe
City Recorder
Miret Pub
Water rights notice for Mansfield Snow Tickville Creek Utah
State Engineer office in Salt Lake City announces Mansfield L Snow of Salt Lake City filed for 100 seven feet of water from Tickville Creek in Utah County to irrigate 16 acres and domestic use. Water stored in West Leht Canyon Creek reservoir and released to be conveyed by small ditches for the year January 1 to December 31. Application No 6654. objections by affidavit within 30 days after publication.
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State Eegineer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mansfield L. Snow
Tickville Creek
Utah County
West Leht Canyon Creek
Section 20
Township 6
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
State Engineer's
W. D. Beers
Notice of water rights change for Utah Lake irrigation project
State Engineer announces Jone s Murdock and The Utah Lake Irrigation Company seek permits to divert 200 cubic feet per second from Utah Lake to irrigate 116 60 acres across numerous sections in Utah counties. Change of place of use sought for extensive lands in Sections 29 36, Township 1 South through 6 South, Ranges West and East. Protests required within thirty days after publication, affidavit and $50 fee. First publication May 2, 1914. completion June 20, 1914.
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Orve
East Lake City
Jones. Murdock
Habor City
Utah
Utah Lake
Utah County
Tien Kos
Range
Salt Lake
Meridian
Weert
Romney See Range
Utah Lake Irrigation Company
Joseph R. Murdock
R. J. Murdock
Bertions
Salt Lake Tinee
No. aZia
W. D. Bears
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A. Willes
Melvin Beck
Stork
Carl Gunther
George Dallimors
Lett Junction
Vernon Anderson
Garfield
John Roberts
Mra. H. M. Cutler
Rescue Inn
Mra
John Gardner
Lark
Mra. Gardner
Mr. and
KR. A. Turner
Garff
John Cutler
Joy
Iehi
Relief Society
W. K. Hopkins
Mt. Pleasant
Mia
Harry Kruse
Ruby and
Marian
Mrs. Dickerson
American Folk
Mra. D. L. McVicar
J. E. Cotter
Dr. Hasler
Fairfield
Marvin Cook
Harold Christenson
Second Ward
Melvin Reynolds
C. F. Johnson
Eureka
St. Mark’s Hospital
Carter's Hall
Ivy Rebecca Lodge
Rebecca's
Hyer
Ty the Movie Pub, Co
Counhiy
Atteat
William KE. Kracker
Howard Southwick
J. 1
Gardner
J. BR Halliday
Thos
J. Barratt
A. K. Thornton
H. ©. Johnson
State of Utah
Oser
J. C. A. Glazier
A. Glazer
IL. Chipman
Bank Com
Glazier
Russell
Or P. Parker
J. W. Robinson
Parker & Robinson Lawyers
Hammer Bros
Buss
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