Fair Opens At Opera House With Queen Attendee
The M I A Fair opened last night at the Opera House with the queen present amid cheering subjects. The event runs each afternoon and evening through Friday with decorated exhibits in nine departments including agriculture fruit and minerals, fish pond, culinary, dolls, ladies work, manufactures, flowers and art. A special musical program is set for each session and the Rebecca at the well booth and a gypsy fortune teller are expected to open tonight.
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Opera
Ingalls
Rebecca
Fall Plowing for Gagar Beets and Soil Stock
Farmers are urged to fall plow beets deeply at three inches or more and harrow to form a loose soil layer to reduce evaporation. Apply well rotted manure, especially in dry Rocky Mountain areas, and plow twelve to fifteen inches if possible. If planting follows corn, clear stalks and harrow, and fall plowing is preferred for richer land.
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Rocky Mountain
National Irrigation Congress Opens in Lincoln Nebraska
The sixth annual session of the National Irrigation Congress begins in Lincoln Nebraska and runs three days. Utah delegates include Hon Brigham Young first vice president and Judge L W Shurtliff with Col C L Stevenson among speakers on irrigation policy for public lands. The Utah delegation aims to provide strong representation for arid region interests.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
National Irrigation Congress
Utah
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
L. W. Shurtliff O. Ogden
Utal
Col. C. L. Stevenson
America
Good Times From World Recovery and Argentine Locust Plague
Orange Judd Farmer notes that long term global recoveries from 1880s collapses and 20 year expansion drive good times in the United States. He cites unfavorable European weather and a locust plague in Argentina, which cut wheat crops and exports, contrasting current gains with last year’s and prior periods.
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United States
Europe
Orange Judd
The Uses of Fruit in Diet and Health
The article compiles Prof. A R Elliott's summary of fruit benefits including variety in diet, hydration, nutrition, organic salts, kidney stimulation, laxative effect, appetite and digestion, and antiscorbutic action. It notes ripe fruit is best eaten uncooked, either at meal start or between meals for digestion.
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A. R. Elliot
Dietetic and Hygenic Gazette
Lehi Fair Scheduled In Lehi Utah This Month
Lehi Utah presents a full fair on September 28 29 and 30 as the Utah Editorial Association meets to plan events on October 5 6 and 7 The Standard will be on hand to report sights and happenings at the fair and commend Lehis effort amid statewide funding challenges.
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Lehi
Utah
Utah Editorial Association
Ogden
Fine Grapes at Jelenie Beck's Vineyard North of Town
Mr George arranges a tour of Jelenie Beck's vineyard showing a rich grape display. Vines three years old with large bunches. Meda telocn variety and a stream from an old cellar. Tons of mand Ameri rarities, many colors, some wine already made. Bischoff coarse bunches with 13 varieties weighing about 200 pounds heading to the Fair. Also honey prunes and three basicties shipped to Salt Lake. most prunes to be dried.
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George
Jelenie Beck
Bischoff
Salt Lake
Mrs. Rorer Proves Eight Meals Cost Ten Dollars
Mrs. Rorer the famed American cook shows in the October Ladies' Home Journal that a table for eight can be provided on ten dollars a week. She presents twenty one menus for a week and practical directions enabling any woman to prepare appealing meals within the budget.
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Rorer
America
Enya
Ladies’ Home Journal
Indiana Governor praises the press in Hoosier talk
Gov Mount, a farmer by origin, spoke to old settlers of Indiana praising newspapers. He attributed his life success to diligent reading of papers, sharing a rare eulogy of the press observed by the Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Gov. Mount
Indiana
Hoosier
Philadelphia Bulletin
Pradshaw Brot Ships Sheep to Eastern Markets
Partial grain and livestock update notes Pradshaw Brot shipping sheep to eastern markets. The industry shift appears to target regional table demand.
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Pradshaw
Lanstern
Beet Sugar Items Highlight Rising Factory Output
Beets flood into the Lehi and Chino sugar factories with trains and wagons as production climbs beyond 350 tons daily. Farmers harvest unevenly, while analysts praise beet sugar rallies and ongoing meetings to diversify American agriculture.
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Sigamseete
Beets and Wages Pay Week In Chino Area
The Chino Champion reports pay weeks with about 8000 dollars to beets and labor, 11000 paid to Chino farmers for August beets, and 2200 paid for two weeks payroll. In total around 926000 monthly wages are distributed by the two beet companies plus farmer field work.
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Sugar Company
California Beet Sugar Estate & Land Co
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Irrigation Congress
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the Farmer and the Press
Glenwood
Department of Agricultural
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Los Angeles
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Oregon
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