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Newspaper

Lehi Banner

Location

Lehi, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1897

Page

1

Utah Press Association to Meet in New Orleans

The Utah Press Association will convene in New Orleans for the Western Editorial association meeting, with editorial circles invited to attend and representatives from Utah newspapers planned for the Lehi fair. Arrangements will send Utah journalists to the Western Editorial gathering in New Orleans.

John Fon MN Iy Ee Beret News Utah Press Reh Tair Utah Western Editorial Association New Orleane Tribune Utah Press Associats Congress New Orla

Chicken Thieves Foiled by Vigilant Guard and Dogs

A North Carolina farm man named Christengen reported fowl thefts. His boy Alex stood guard and heard thieves approach the coop. He raised the alarm, dogs gave chase, the pair fled in a buggy but were tracked toward town where Marshal Thomas took control.

N. C. Christengen’s Alex Thomas

Sugar Beet Notes Show Mixed Harvest and New Prospects

The Chino beet harvest is light with some second growth and slow ripening. Wat sonville prospects look good as spring weather improves. Menomonee Falls factory will not operate this season despite stored beets, following last May’s failure and recent reorganization efforts. Experiments in western Colorado show four years of testing, with earlier planting and irrigation boosting yield. Grand Junction to Lehi shipments averaged 15.6 sugar of 85.3 purity in 1903, then higher sugar but 82.1 purity next year. Officials note quality improvements and affordable inputs but high freight costs keep sugar prices elevated. Orange Jodd Farmer.

Watsonville Menomonee Falls Wis Pher Colorado Grand Junction Lehi Utah C.E. Mitchell Wilson Secretary of Agricultural Saylor U. S Mitchell

Tramps Arrested for Disturbing the Peace

A Thursday incident saw several tramps begging and drinking near the RB. G. W. Mere and a patrol led to eight arrests after a noisy disturbance. Four fined $5 or six days labor, two fined $8, two released. court next morning before Judge Willis.

Nice RB. G. W. Mere John Barleycorn Thomas Jysthe Willis

Lime as Fertilizer Boosts Beet Yields Across Fields

The Berlin correspondent to the Louisiana Planter notes lime as a superior fertilizer for beet crops. Reports claim yields increased notably in fields previously considered low quality, with even poor soils showing improvement and corn potatoes and other crops benefiting from lime use.

Berlin Louisiana

Fine Peaches From Local Orchards At Junction

Report describes large nine inch circumference peaches from George Glover near the junction and half pound fruit from Joh Merrill north of town. Both yellow orange varieties, shown as exhibition prospects for the fair with ongoing efforts to keep samples.

George Glover Joh Merill Hie Merrill

Beet Sugar Industry Expands Amid Record Beets Processed

Farmers in Lehi Springville and Binghaw Junction lay off to let the factory work on on hand beets as warm weather slows heat. Daily beet intake averages 40 to 340 tons with 15 to 20 cars arriving. Sugar ships to statewide destinations while a party from Peoria visits. Manager Cutler travels to Salt Lake City and Mr. Wallez reports a safe arrival in Eddy New Mexico. A beet seed pledge from Ural is noted and the beet sugar fever spreads nationwide, with Nebraska leading eastern factories and new plants planned in the West.

Lehi Springville Binghaw Junction

Provo Power Plant Under Heavy Construction Plans

L L Nunn of Telluride Power Co guides the Provo dam project with about 140 men. The crew aims to finish by December 1 to supply power for Mercar and mine operators. Afterward efforts shift to Eureka Tintic and Utah county towns needing cheap power.

Provoig L. L. Nunn Telluride Power Company Provo Ie Hae de Lamar Cout Mercar le Isander Eureka Tintic Utah County

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Utah Valley Pwiver Post Atate Eumaier Plaine Waitnde Beet Grower's Society J. M. Westwood Tne American Beet Sugar Construction Co Fuehrman Mr. Rowe Bear River Canal Co Peoria Cutler Salt Lake Wallez Eddy, N. M Glenwood Cole Ural Migeisvippi Nebraska Sugar Trust Tte Remmarke Oakland Maquirer Provo Power Plant
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