Schools Open Under Favorable Conditions Across District
The district’s public schools opened today with strong signs of a successful year. A new school house and repaired facilities convey the board’s commitment, with teachers assigned to multiple grades in Stanford Ross Thurman Franklin Lego Lily and other buildings. A ninth grade adds opportunity for credit at higher institutions, and enrollment rules allow older residents to attend with a board permit.
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Stanford
Franklin
Lego Lily
G.N. Child
J. M. Anderson
W. T.taylor
Joseph Peterson
Ione Thurman
Angie Webb
Alice Ridi
Ross
Ll. L. Baker
E. J. Taylor
Thurman
Lydia Rhodes
Ida Thurman
Acoad
Good Times Ahead as Sugar Factory Reopens
The Deseret News notes a cautious boom outlook amid rising gold values and harvests. The Argus reports sugar factory activity lifting after repairs, producing 20,000 pounds of raw sugar on day one and aiming for 260,000 to 300,000 pounds total, with refining decisions pending and a three week molasses processing period.
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Joety
Argus
Gradual Economic Relief Hopes Amid Hard Times
The speaker argues that relief is coming slowly and steadily, not all at once. A cautious forecast suggests further loosening of restrictions this year, easing the severe hardships faced by the land.
Beet Tops and Sugar Production Report in Watsonville
In Watsonville California a factory began a campaign at 4 p m on Thursday and by Sept 1 had logged 120 hours and produced 42 tons of sugar from 4204 tons of beets. Beet tops are small this year but valuable. many farmers haul pulp to silos and plan more silos.
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San Francisco
San Juan Valley
Ed Whitte
Pajarantan
Sacramento
Farmers, Club
Compitent
Lehi
Liekis
Beet Growing Machinery and Labor in Fort Collins
The Fort Collins Argus notes that beet farming uses four row drills cultivators and harvesters, linking beet production to other crops through machinery and a fixed preplant price. Yet it warns beets demand more hand work and effort than many crops, despite good returns.
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Ft. Collins Argus Saye
County Ball to Crown Queen at Provo Next Thursday
Provo hosts a county ball in the ZC.MOL building where a queen for the county fair will be chosen from attending town representatives. Voters pay 6 cents each, and identity of one candidate remains secret until the night. Special train service will return after the ball, fare around 70 cents or higher with crowd size.
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Arand
Provo
Ols.l
Beet Sugar Campaign Gathers Pace with Plant Upgrades
Beets are rolling into factory sheds as 200 farmers across Salt Lake County Lehi and southern districts begin digging. A new centrifugal plant and filter presses boost yellow sugar production while preparations for an early September state fair and a rapid factory setup signal a major campaign.
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Austin
Salt Lake County
Lehi
Regilar
Adel
Belnc Putin
Norfolk News
Naming the School Buildings
At a school meeting teachers and trustees agreed to name buildings in the district. The south building will be the Thurman in honor of William Thurman. The northeast building will be the Rows for John E. Risk. The north district building will be the Sego Lily. The Janetion school becomes Franklin and the central as Stanford. Businesses closed yesterday in honor of Later Day.
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Thieity
Towor
Wmn
Thurman
John E. Risk
Janetion
Franklin and the Central
Stanford
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