M I A Fair hailed a grand success
The M I A fair closed with widespread praise for its fruit display bottled fruit and onyx exhibits. Prizes were awarded in multiple categories including best display of vegetables fruit bread and art with special prizes to moms and children. J M Kirkham directed and notes payment for fair expenses.
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Prof Cederstrom
Pelican Point
Devy
American Fork Canyon
Bradder Late
Ogden
Lehi
Bir
Miss Wilson
Eli Kendall
Henry Simmons
Charles Gray
George Glover
Mrs. A. Ross
Sadie Peck
G. McKilligan
C. B. Lott
Scott
Ida Ross
Maggie Thurman
Shakespeare
Mosie Evans
Lowell
Lulu Trane
Laura Salzner
Bertha Ohran
Wm. Aeher
BE. J Taylor
John[Simme
Frank Jacobs
Laura Butt
the Fair Committee
J. M. Kirkham
Press Day Show Delights Press Club Visitors
The Press Club attendees toured Beck's vineyard and Christen's orchard before noon then visited the sugar factory to see the machinery and sugar making process. They dined at the hotel with the queen, enjoyed a beautifully set table, and praised the exhibition before departing.
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Press Club
Beck
Christen
Silk Industry Progress in Utah
The Field and Farm notes Utah has not yet hosted large silk works but many people have begun silk culture. It praises the state's liberal bounty for cocoons, stating silk culture can become a profitable occupation and commends Utah’s advancing efforts.
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Utah
What Good is it A Colorado Exchange on Politics
A Colorado exchange condemns six weeks of deceit and political scheming predicting truth and honor will be sidelined. It argues that politics breeds turmoil benefiting only the elected while others suffer morally and financially. The piece ends with a call for civility amid a rainy spell.
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Colorado
Prohibition Platform Shapes Lehi City Ticket
In Lehi on Saturday night Democratic delegates debated and formed a ticket with a prohibition plank. A. J. Evans led a push for repeal of liquor licenses, advocating a prohibitory ordinance. Johnson Willis was nominated for mayor amid further nominations and declines, with Thomas as marshal nominee and Candland and Woodhouse among those who declined or were selected for various posts. The meeting closed after funding appeals and adjournment.
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W.H. Winn
Iane Thurman
A. J. Evans
Democratic Party of LehiQutyin
A.J. Evans
D.J. Thurman
A. R. Anderson
A. H. Candland
Terae] Evans
A.R. Anderson
A. A. Peterson
John S. Willis
J. B. Gaddie
John
Willis
Louis Garif
Eli Kendall
Joseph A. Thomas
John D. Woodhouse
Mr. Thomas
Edward Southwick
A. M. Davie
D. J. Thurman
D. H. Allred
John Woodhouse
Edward Smith
Candland
Woodhouse
T. F. Trane
James Kirkham
Trane
Andrew A. Peterson
George Glover
A. M. Davis
Allred
Mr. Evans
John Peterson
James Allred
Hyrum Kirkham
Louis Gaeff
Israel Evans
G. N
Utah Patriot becomes daily under J. T. Camp publisher
The Utah Patriot, issued in Park City, shifts from weekly to daily publication with J. T. Camp named as publisher. This marks a second attempt to establish a daily edition in the town.
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Utah Patriot
Park City
J. T. Camp
Beet Sugar Items Reflect Beet Supply and Storage Plans
The beet sugar factory continues grinding as beets pour in from southern districts despite a storm hindering digs in some areas. The plant has operated 25 days, yielding 30 tons more than last year but 2,800 sacks less sugar, with most sugar shipped and some stored in a near finished warehouse. Supt. Austin seeks mother beets for next season’s seed crop while cattle arrivals remain unlikely due to unsettled markets and lower prices.
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Lehi
Austin
Utah Beet Seed Promises Boost to Dairy Becomes Sugar Fuel
Secretary Wilson notes that Utah will supply three tons of beet seed this season after prior reliance on imports. He highlights beet seeds as cultivated for decades to maximize saccharine content and explains by products boost nitrogen for cattle, aiding dairy and butter industries.
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Wilson
Utah
Beets Factory Exceeds Contract Capacity in Sugar Output
Mr Herbert Dyer notes in a letter to a French chemists group that the factory surpassed its 300 ton daily contract, often producing 400 tons. With 29 404 tons of beets processed, average daily use ran 34 tons, refining sugar ready for immediate consumption. Irrigation is widely used and coal fuels the plant, sulfur from deposits about 100 miles south.
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Herbert Dyer
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