09 Nov 1897
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1897
Page
1
A lengthy exchange analyzes beet and sugar prices amid tariff effects. Utah factory managers defend profitability shares for beets and sugar, dispute Salt Lake Herald claims of inequity, and detail per ton payments and overhead costs.
The Drovers Journal notes sugar beet sugarmaking could expand vastly in the near future. It argues American capitalists should seize beet potential rather than import sugar, highlighting beets’ suitability to semi arid regions like Nebraska and Kansas and comparing farming returns with Europe.
The Civil Government Class was reorganized last Saturday evening and will meet regularly each Saturday evening during the winter months. An invitation is extended to every young man and boy who desires studying Parliamentary law and the American system of Government.
The Sugar company paid a dividend and notes beet crop blight. Chorge Austin, agricultural superintendent, will tour beet districts to improve methods. Oxnard interests choose Hueneme for a new Chino factory with 10000 acres of beets planned for five years at 3.50 per ton. Building starts for 1808 crop. factory capacity 1000 tons daily, rising to 2000 by 1899, employing up to 2500 workers.
The Ladies' Home Journal will publish a major feature in 1808 titled The Inner Experiences of a Cabinet Member's Wife. A series of intimate letters from the wife of a cabinet member to her sister reveal fearless Washington life behind official curtains. The writer's name is withheld.
Teachers visiting Salt Lake City schools report favorable comparisons to local schools. Ninth grade notes debate over Revolutionary War phrasing, with some students preferring The Crown against the Colonies. Absences cited for illness and bereavement. Attendance remains high across grades with 700 pupils in total. first term ends next Friday.
The Provo Utonian notes the Lehi sugar works began on Sept 2 and operated only four weeks, attributing the beet crop shortage to the brief run. The report acknowledges the claim was incorrect as the plant finished last Saturday night, far exceeding four weeks.
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