Lehi City Council Advances Street Opening and Curfew Ordinance
Lehi city council met at city hall with L Goodwin presiding in Mayor Webb's absence. A street opening project east of Ed Fowler's and Sego Lilly School House was approved with land cost listed as 350. Treasurer reported overdraft of 695.50 and jail fund entries. A curfew ordinance requiring guardians to prevent under fourteen from being out after 9 pm was discussed and ordered enforced.
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Lehi City Connect
L. Goodwin
Webb
D. & R. G. Railroad Company
Austin
Swee
Ed Fowler
Sego Lilly
Treasury
G. N. Child
The New Bank Vault Nears Completion
The vault for the new bank is nearly finished with thirteen thousand bricks and four thousand pounds of cement. It will be lined with steel to be absolutely fire proof. A cement sidewalk will run in front of the building from the post office to the drug store.
Obituary of Mrs Hunger Died at 80 in Denmark
Last night Mrs. Jacobine Hunger died at 11 from dropsy and general debility in her eightieth year. Born in Aarhus Denmark in June 1827 she was mother to Wm E Racker and Adolph Huanger. Funeral from the 1st ward meeting house Sunday at noon.
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Jacobine Hunger
Aarhus
Denmark
Wm. E. Racker
Adolph Huanger
1St Ward
First Ward Y. L. M. I. A. Reorganized
At a regular meeting of the Young Ladies of the 1st ward on Tuesday evening officers were released and sustained include Anna M. Stookey as president Della Goates and Ella Davis as counselors Levan Powell secretary Anna Love ridge assistant secretary Rose Peterson choirmaster Ten missionaries were appointed.
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1St Ward
Anna M. Stookey
Della Goates
Ella Davis
Levan Powell
Anna Loveridge
Rose Peterson
Choimter
High School Fetes Attend by Students and Officials
Supervisor C N Child wins praise as county school head nominee. High School guests tour facilities and host an October to November lecture by Rev J Goshen on gifted instruction. A lively, well attended social at the Primary building followed, with music, toasts, and spirited games marking a successful event.
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Byam
Withal
Child
Banks
Miss Dorton
Lehi Local Notes and Classified Fragments
Saturday sale on all Glass Ware and local visits by Lehi residents. Idaho visitors and railroad era notices appear with misc advice on remedies and poems. Lost brown mare reported. A J Larkins in Lehi representing Larkin & Sons.
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Lehi Mere
Socialist ticket outlined for Lehi precinct races
The Bovlalis met at William Prinns home and chose a ticket for Lehi precincts with Charles Turner as precinct constable and C E Ward as precinct justice. Alf Wilcox chaired and C B Ward acted as secretary. Beoialists in Lehi plan a strong campaign this fall.
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Wm. Prinns
Charles Turner
C. E Ward
Alf. Wilcox
C. EB. Ward
Lehi
Changes at Pumps at Jordan head station
Contractors estimate bids for work at the Jordan head pumping station. Plans include an extra pump a temporary dam a cement dam and a foundation for pumps. An emergency channel will be built on the west for overflow water and many other improvements are planned.
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Jordan
Wheeler joke recalled by Reed about aging congressman
Reed recalled Wheeler's vitality while noting age among House members. The remark suggested Wheeler's constant movement could defy aging, portraying him as ever youthful despite advancing years. The comment occurred during a discussion with colleagues about aging members.
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Cuar” Reed
Wheeler
Gon
Speaker Reed
Gas Fueled Heat From Soft Coal Stove Innovation
The item explains that half the heat value in soft coal is lost as gas when burning in a stove. A patented Hot Blast design and airtight joints route gas from the coal surface back into the fire, allowing gas and coke to burn together for more efficient heating.
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Cole
Cone
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