Sugar trust plans loom for Lewiston factory
David Beeles reports New York talks with eastern associates on Utah sugar interests. Plans include a Lewiston sugar factory near Cache county with co operative stock for farmers and staged beet transport, while the sugar trust may take half the stock via Havemeyer agreement, and 150 acres near Lewiston已 purchased for near term build.
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David Beeles
Grven
New York
Utah
Lewiston
Cache County
Hex
Anid
Trust
Eccles
Lozun
Joseph Morrell
David Eccles
Morrell
Charles W. Nibley
Logan
T. BR. Guiler
Havemeyer
Nibley
Delegation Heads to Inspect Paradise District Mines
Congressman Joseph Howell and a party including Louis Cannon Sylvester Cannon James Squires George Wilson Joseph Maughan and Henry C Parker left Monday to inspect the La Plata Sundown and Blue Bell mining properties in Paradise district. The group plans development work and a rustic sojourn in Paradise canyon while visiting relatives in Salt Lake for Mrs Louis Cannon.
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Joseph Howell
Louis 5. Cannon
Mesars
Sylvester Cannon
Salt Lake
Henry C. Parker
Wellsville
Harvard
James Squires
George Wilson
Hyrum
Joseph Maughan
la Plata
Sundown
Blue Bell
Paradise District
Sylvan Bowers
Paradise Canyon
Mis. Louis
Cannon
Priesthood Meeting Draws Jas Benson Stake in Lewiston
A notice states the monthly Priesthood meeting of Jas Benson stake of Zion will be held in Lewiston on Saturday July 11 at 10 a.m.
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Jas Benson Stake of Zion
Lewiston
Fourth of July Celebrations at Smithfield and Wellsville
A Smithfield Fourth of July program included master of ceremonies Ralph I Mere, choir, audience singing, and speeches by Mayor Nelson and Rev. C H Hamilton. E R Miles Jr read the Declaration, with patriotic songs, dances, and a ball game ending Smithfield 8 Hyde Park 0. Wellsville events featured Mayor W H Maughan, a Declaration reading by Charles N Maughan, and speeches by Dr. George Philip and Bishop E B R Owens.
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Mima Annan Timmons
Nelson
A. & Chambers
Sinter
Rebecca Peterce
Chaplain Her
Hemiltoo
Smithfeld
Gam
Liberty
Amy Coleman
Sadie Kelsay
Nora Anntweil
Mabel Pilkington
Smithfield
Tabernaecle
Saaithfield
Hyde Park Jeans
Welleville
P. M. Marvhan
Wellsville Brass Band
Star Simulied
Darley
Wellaville
Wm. H. Maughan
Sword of
John Bailey and
Garr Case On Trial In Millville Fire District Court
The famous case involving the $19008 estate of John T Garr in Millville opened in the Fire District court with Judge T D Lewis presiding. Attorneys Nebeker Murphy for the administrator A E Cranney and Rich Jones for plaintiff Mary Ann Garr contend over whether John Garr, part Indian, was the illegitimate son of John T Garr. The plaintiff's counsel presented substantial evidence to support the relationship.
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John T Garr
Millville
Fire District Court
T. D. Lewis
Messrs
F. K. Nebeker
John D. Murphy
A. E. Cranney
Meesra
Geo. Q. Rich
Ricy Jones
Mary Ann Garr
John Garr
Paradise barn fire destroys threshing barn and livestock
A fast spreading blaze at Paradise on the Fourth night destroyed Fred Peterson’s barn and hay, granary, chicken coop, and several hogs and cows escaped into a nearby covey. Authorities suspect crackers ignited the fire, with losses estimated between 500 and 700 dollars, covered by insurance.
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Paradise
Fred Peterson
The Pope Dying Under Strain Amid Illness
Rome reports the pope's condition worsening though overnight rest was noted. Doctors administer chloral caffeine and light nourishment, while his holiness resists injections and accepts wine to aid secretions as heart weakness deepens.
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Rome
Quiet Day On Earth Chronicle Note
A fragmented report describes a calm day with unusual phrases and scattered wildlife notes. Mentions Bee LaSeration, Logen and Uttersmuth Fork rivers, tistermen and Brent nicer Vallonsis, with remarks about good catches in canyon areas. The text remains unclear and stylistically inconsistent.
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Demonttate
Logen
Uttersmuth
The German Conference Held In Logan July 1908
The German Conference on July 5 1908 opened with singing led by Ariel Wettstein and K C Schaubam. Officials from Logan Salt Lake Providence and Preston spoke and the gathering praised the valley Germans while thanking the organizing committee.
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Logan
Providence
Ariel’ Wettstein
K. C. Schaubam
Aldére Rulon S. Wells
Louis A.kelseb
Henry Reiser
Harman Grewer
Salt Lake City
Isaac Smith
Fred Theurer
Ralph T. Merrdd
Smithfield
Louis T. Cordon
Niclaus Summer
Loegan
Gottfried Mulriman
Anohn Nulfer
Preston Pres
N. Summer
E. E. Hreitenbacher
Fred Theorer
Leary Return
Herman Grether
Ralph T. Mexrill
Rulon S. Wells
Louis &. Cardon
Louis A Kelsch
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