Funeral for President Woodruff Draws Masses in Salt Lake City
Vast crowds from across Utah gathered in Salt Lake City for the funeral of Wilford Woodruff, late president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A white-draped Tabernacle and a long cortege to the cemetery marked the solemn obsequies, led by Lorenzo Snow with the Tabernacle choir performing the hymns and prayers.
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Wilford Woodruil
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Tabernacle
Lavieh
Waterloo
James W. McMenry
Menmibere
Lorenzo Snow
The
Twelve Apostles
J.J. Daynes
Tabernacle Choir
George D. Pyper
Joseph F. Smith
C. Hall
Temple Choir
Snow
Richards
Cannon
Tabernacle Chair
Woodruff
Temple
Held
Harmony Glee Club
Tribute to Winn by Utah County Commission
Utah County Commissioners in regular session Sept. 6 passed resolutions mourning William H. Winn. The board notes his fidelity to duty honesty of purpose and courage in the cause of honesty and truth. A copy of the resolutions will be spread on county records and forwarded to the deceased’s family. Signed James O. Bullock, Chairman.
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County Commissionera
William H. Winn
Board of County Commissioners
Utah County
James O. Bullock
Missionary Letter From England Describes Travel and Lectures
Mark Austin from Dunstable details travel to Liverpool and Oldham with his wife. He notes a July lecture by Professor Talmage in Oldham drawing large crowds and praise. He mentions Elder Shaw and Elder Kirkham's roles, baptisms of four relatives, and thanks Lehi for support during his absence.
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Mark Austin
Dunstable
England
Dunetable
Liverpool
Paria
Rynland
Oldham
Talmage
Salt Lake City
Utah
Greenfield
Shaw
J. S. Broadbent
Lebi
Kirkham
Lehi
Factory notes show strong beet processing start at Tehi
This week's revival at the Tehi factory records a first week spike with 285 tons on day one and up to 361 tons per day the next three days. Beets arrive from Lehi and other towns while 400 tons daily are now being delivered. A worker, Joseph Woolston, suffered a torn ear and bruised head after a battery door injury.
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Tehi
Lehi
Payson
Benjamin
Lakeview
Pleasant Grove
Riverton
Vallex
Joseph Woolston
Sunday School Conference Program in Alpine 1808
District Conference of Sunday schools in northern Utah Stake held at Alpine on September 18 1808 features singing directed by Alpine Sunday school opening exercises remarks superintendency Alpine Sunday School primary class exercises articles of faith young ladies of Highland Sunday School and other class exercises across Lehi Pleasant Grove Cedar Fort and 2nd Ward Pleasant Grove branches including The Ten Commandments Sacrament Book of Mormon stories and Word of Wisdom closing exercises.
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Utah Stake
Alpine
Alpine Sunday School
Young Ladies of Highland Sunday School
A Fork
Fairfield School
Pleasant Grove
Union Pacific Announces Special Round Trip Rates
The Union Pacific Railroad authorizes a one fare round trip plus 2 for travel from Utah and Idaho to Omana Nebraska and return on dates through Oct 15 for the Trans Mississippi Exposition. A 48 rate from Utah common points with proportional rates from other points is valid until Nov 15. For details consult a local agent or HH Clay General Agent Salt Lake City Utah.
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Union Pacific RR
Utah
Idaho
Omana
Neb
Main
Salt Lake City
Clay
Notice to settle Banner subscriptions
All subscription accounts owing to the Lehi Publishing Co. for the Banner are payable to the undersigned. Those who can do so are requested to call and settle amid planned changes and improvements. We thank you for past favors and hope to merit continued patronage. E. 8 Carrour.
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Lehi Publishing Co
Carrour
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General Organization Relief Societies
Mutual Improvement
Deseret Sunday School Union
Church Board of Education
Brigham Young Academy
Church
Ural National Guard
Winn
Missionary Letter
Ogden
Aptemoon
U. P. Rates
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