Sugar Factory Preparations Underway in Intermountain Region
The Sugar factory will begin operations on Sext Monday with workers assigned to their places. Numerous improvements have been completed at a cost of thousands of dollars, providing employment for town residents. Tests on furnaces and steam pumps were conducted as the Garland and Idaho factories also started recently, marking a rise of multiple facilities in Utah and Idaho.
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Sugar Co
Garland
Idaho
Utah
Lehi
Lntermountaion
Ward council plans Tabernacle basement completion
The Second ward priesthood met in the vestry of the new Tabernacle and agreed to finish the basement for use by Sunday Schools Mutuals and Religion Classes. The plan was sent to other ward bishops for approval before work begins with Geo Webb Samuel J Goodwin W Ross and Ed Southwick named as committee members.
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New Tabernacle
Geo. Webb
Samuel J. Goodwin
W. Ross
Ed Southwick
Reform School Action In Juvenile Court
Saturday at Prove Juvenile court Wilford Rocker and Pratt appeared. The Racker boy was sent to the reform school while the Blefford boy was released. Earlier coverage noted investigation by Officer Libya Woodratl.
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Wilford Rocker
Pratt
Prove
Racker
Reform School
Blefford
Libya Woodratl
Bioscope Co Demonstrates Wide Range of Films to Full House
The International Bioscope company presented a varied program to a full audience last night. Scenes from the Hessian Japanese War and an Adventurous Automobile Trip delighted viewers. Main street views in Lead and a Red Men parade through Deadwood drew praise for novelty and clarity with the fire department shown in action.
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Main Street
Galt
Deadwood Fire Department
Iinin Street
Seaion
Deadwood Men Attend Opera House Showings
A 44 member Deadwood party, invited by a man agent, praised the courtesy. The company will present moving pictures tonight and tomorrow at the opera house with tickets priced at 10, 25, and 4 cents.
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Deadwood
Opera House
Daily Tribunal
Opera Houte
Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Civic Happenings
Mrs Rose Pearson visits from Springville while A B Knowlkl en of Provo calls on local businesses. Robert Gammrel moves his family here as section foreman. Republican convention set for Oct 21 to nominate city ticket. County Attorney Anderton and Sheriff Harmon visited this week. Diphtheria flag ban removal noted at Mr Robert Gilchrist home. Dr W M Stookey and Dr Noyes operated on Mrs Kate Mired. Mae Campbell of Salt Lake City to be private secretary for Jas H Gardner. Kate Allred improving after bed confinement. Mr Onterlot improving property with cement sidewalk at bakery. Alfonso Wilcox plans to file on Uintah Reservation land. Mrs Alan Miller of Magrath Canada visits with her mother Mrs Martha Boehman. Orvil Lawson injured from a Mexico lamp incident. Mrs T M Boshman’s father and she have not been heard of for 17 years. Dorion Bros buy back meat market from Wright & Co and will run as Dorion Bros. Marion Naeyle of Guasava Mexico visiting aunt Mrs Christine Harrison. will depart soon for City of Mexico. Cement sidewalks under way by Wright and Co.
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Dorion Bros
Wright & Co
Marion B. Naeyle
Qasava
Mexico
Christine Harrison
Public School Notes Highlights Visits and Lectures
Teachers will travel Friday to Salt Lake City to visit schools and the fair. Allen Packard lecture will be given in Section Nov. 151b under school auspices. Oren Lewis, noted humorist and cartoonist, recently elected vice president of the third year normals at the University of Utah. The Lehi Public Behouse began magic study on Oct 2 with a full course to all grades by Musical Director Insane Fox, music books for all above second grade. Professor Damond of Utah gave a lecture at the pew tabernacle on education and character. Regular attendance and parental support are urged to improve the school year. May Jackson
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Allen Packard Ekelel
Packard
Oren Lewis
Lehi
University of Utah
Hind
Lehi Public
Insane Fox
Damond
Pew Tabernacle
Uye
Achool
May Jackson
A Reply to Dancer from Lehi Dancers Letter
James B Bouin defends Lehi youth and Saturday matinees against a hostile anonymous article. He accuses the piece of libel, asserts city officials and officers back the pavilion events, and warns parents to judge for themselves by attending free. He singles out Ray Goates as the evening manager and defends the conduct of attendees and staff.
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Wacenracien
Lehi
Taim
Agthea
Ray Goalee
Goates
Indica
Anes
Rick
James B. Bouin
Second Ward Social Tonight at Open House
The Second warders host an open house social with a short program and refreshments by the M T A. Dancing follows as the stake presidency bishops and counselors of the Lehi wards are invited to attend.
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M.T. A
Stake
M I A Program Highlights First Ward Meeting
The Joint M I A program lists topics of the times Geo A Gontes and Duct Misses Rown Peterman Amelia Ousterloh Recitation Lulu Trane Quartet Snang Fox Jos Kirklin Tryla Child Stella Oliver Remarks Stake Supt WNI Child Organ Solo Lulu Dorton Agitator and Regulator in the tabernacle next Sunday evening.
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Tabernacle
Times
Geo
A. Gontes
Duct
Rown Peterman
Amelia Ousterloh
Lulu Trane
Snang Fox
Jos
Kirklin
Tryla Child
Stella Oliver
Stake
WNI
Lulu Dorton
Weather highlights from Utat Lake station
The report shows a September summary with a maximum of 1H degrees on Sept 2 and a minimum of 29 degrees on Sept 1. It records an October like metric with a 61 degree high and 37 degree low, total precipitation 2.02 inches, greatest 24 hour 1.04 inches, and seven days with an inch or more.
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Utat Lake Co-operative Station
U. &. Weather Bureau
Loustion Natives and Proof of Annual Labor Disclosure
Vague OCR fragment notes an annual labor proof process at a local office. No clear individuals, dates, or organizations are readable to confirm specifics. Further readable text needed to determine event, location, and implications.
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Dale
Bioscope Exhibition by The International Prosopw Union
The Bioscopes Co presents a projection of photographs by the International Prosopw Union. A new device improves motion pictures with less flicker and vibration, offering Life motion shots. Prices 10 25 5.
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International Prosopw UN
Excursion Rates Announced for Lah to Salt Lake City
An excursion rate of 1.28 for round trip is authorized from Lah to Salt Lake City and return via the 8 P L A 5S L R R. Tickets on sale from the 2nd to the 11th inclusive with return by the 12th. Local agents note the special pricing for this occasion.
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Lah
Salt Lake City
RK. J
Sri
Conference Rates From Denver & Rio Grande Rail
The Denver & Rio Grande offers round trip tickets to Salt Lake for the Seci-Aocust Conference October 5 to 6 and for Utah State Fair October 2 to 10. Round trip rate is 1.25. Tickets go on sale October 2 to 6 with final limit October 12, 1905.
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L. D. Ss
Salt Lake
Denver & Rio
Location Notices and Annual Labor Proof Sale
Readable fragments indicate notices related to property location disclosures and proof of annual labor for sale at this office. The text preserves partial details without full context or dates.
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Kate Mired
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Jas. H. Gardner
Kate Allred
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Alfonso Wilcox
Uintah Reservation
Alan Miller
Magrath
Canada
Martha Boehman
Orvil Lawson
T. M. Boshman
Tli
Wright and Co
Public School Notes
Korvon Baxnen
Second Ward Social
Weather Report
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Lehi Merc. CO
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Ormon Church Conference
Utah State Fair
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