Sugar on Toboggan Drops 3 Per Bag in Salt Lake Market
Sugar drops $3 per bag on the Salt Lake market as base price falls from $20 to $17 per hundred pounds. Utah-Idaho Sugar Company cited as the sole Utah producer with old crop beet sugar on hand. Analysts note further declines depend on Cuban raw sugar prices and the market’s reaction to Oriental sugar surplus.
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Salt Lake
California
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Utah
United States
Vocal Solo and Ladies Trio Listed in Pugmire Event
A program note lists Vocal Solo by Mrs Landon Pugmire and a Ladies Trio featuring Mrs Elva Pugmire and others. The listing suggests a community or recital setting with multiple performers.
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Mrs. Elva Pugmire
C.o
Mutual Girls Cake Sale Raises Funds For Summer Camp
The Mutual girls from towns south of Paris held a successful bake and vegetable sale at Pugmire Cash Grocery., featuring vegetables from Fish Haven Bear Lake area towns and led by organizers Mrs. Von Aleman Mrs. Ethel Wilcox Naoma Rich Libbie Cook and Ruth Hymas. Proceeds support a summer camp project at Lakota next spring led by Nancy Pugmire of St Charles.
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Mutual
Paris
Pugmire Cash
von Aleman
Ethel Wilcox
Naoma Rich
Libbie Cook
Ruth Hymas
Fish Haven
Charles
Bear Lake
Garden City
Lakota
Nancy Pugmire
St. Charles
Idaho Plans Greatest State Fair in History
Boise Idaho August 28 Idaho's state fair will be a million dollar proposition this year says O F Henderson secretary and manager of the fair. Every department will show large number of exhibits Idaho breeders of pure bred stock are showing increased herds with Twin Falls county leading Canyon county close behind. Exhibits from agricultural counties and western states indicate Idaho is attracting breeders with Utah Oregon Washington and Montana planning exhibits principally cattle. The stock exhibit should be one of the best in the state's fair history and attract many breeders.
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Boise
Idaho
O. F. Henderson
Henderson
Twin Falls County
Canyon County
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Priesthood urged to support church schools in district
A priesthood meeting drew strong turnout as the stake presidency promoted church schools. Elder Bennion spoke on education’s moral role and Fielding Academy, urging better attendance and support to ensure local academy growth and farm-related benefits for youth. President Shepherd outlined education’s global need.
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Stake
Church School Commission
David O. McKay
Bennion
Shepherd
Fielding Academy
Harold Shepherd
Academy
Ovid
Liberty
Ings
Candy and Sugar as Food
The article argues candy provides high food value due to ingredients like sugar syrup nuts and milk. It cites science and wartime needs, notes candy and sugar industries grow rapidly employing tens of thousands, and claims rising demand turns sweets into essential food rather than luxury. It also links increased sugar use to shortages.
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West
Commerce Expert Sees Brighter Outlook Across Nation
John N. Van Der Vries of the United States Chamber of Commerce tours major cities noting prices have peaked and will gradually ease, with the old high level unlikely to return. He reports improving business nationwide, especially in the West, and abundant crops with a strong wheat harvest. He says labor unrest is overstated and strikes have limited impact.
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John “N. ‘van der Vries
United States Chamber” of Commerce
Chicago
Plans for Logan Canyon resort emerge in petition
George L. Rich seeks a certificate of convenience and necessity from the state public utilities commission to run a freight, automobile and express line to Bear Lake west shore in 1921. He proposes a resort hotel and several bungalows in the canyon with occupancy in 1921, detailing fares of 10 dollars round trip and 6.25 dollars one way, children discounts, and a schedule ramping from weekly to thrice weekly service through August 15.
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Logan Canyon
State-Public Utilities Commission
Bear Lake
George L. Rich
Canyon
Fie
Logan
Rich
License Inspector Resigns After Five Years
Charles W. Lawrence, city license inspector for five years, resigns to become director and assistant to the secretary and treasurer of the Western Phosphate Company. The move, effective September 1, follows seven years in city service. Property holdings noted in Idaho near Parig.
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Western Phosphate Company
Charles W. Lawrence
Ior
Ef Roe Slb
Clift
Minig
Idaho
Parig
Freight and passenger rate figures issued for transport
Rates state freight charges at 2.50 per hundredweight with a 0.50 minimum for excess. Passenger rate between terminals set at 12.34 cents per mile, baggage at 0.05 cents per mile per 100 pounds. Each passenger allowed one value free with each full fare ticket.
Peach Day at Brigham City Planned September 15
Brigham City braces for Peach Day with Governor Cox speech at noon and a parade led by National Guardsmen. Events include morning and evening band concerts, carnival acts by Brown Amusement, street dances, two baseball matches, and free admission at the previous day’s dance.
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Brigham City
Governor Cox
National Guardsmen
Brown Amusement Company
Cox
Utah
Peaches and Melons
Box Elder County
Chicken Hunter Bitten by Rattlesnake in Utah Canyon
Brigham City reports Lorenzo Bott bitten on the right leg by a rattlesnake he startled in Blacksmith Fork canyon while hunting chickens. He sucked the wound for 15 minutes before treatment and returned home. medical care came nine hours later. The snake had 15 rattles and was killed.
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Brigham City
Blacksmith Fork Canyon
Lorenzo Bott
Emerson School Reopens With Full Teacher Lineup
The Emerson school plans to open Monday morning September 6 with a full corps of teachers led by Principal Jos. Patterson. The historic Paris building is cleaned and ready as lists show staff including Wilford Price G W B Hoga Madge Studks Pearl Spender Phyllis Athay Mrs Hifie Richards Veda Low Mona Athay and Jos Tueller directing music.
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Emerson School
Paris
Wilford Price
W. B. Hoga
Cscccaee
Madge Studks
Pearl -Spénder
Phyllis Athay
Hifie Richards
Secretary State Jones Renominated by Unanimous GOP Rally
At the Republican state convention in Pocatello Robert O Jones was renominated by acclamation to continue as secretary of state. Delegates praised his performance and noted his additional role as state law enforcement commissioner, handled with praised executive ability.
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Pocatello
Robert O Jones
Jones
Stanley Easton
Shoshone County
R O. Jones
Brady
Cox Speaks in Pocatello 15th Tour Itinerary Change
New York reports changes in Governor Cox's western speaking tour. Cancellations include Bil lings Missoula Fargo Havre Great Falls Spokane and a revised sequence through Sept 25 with stops in Tacoma Seattle Portland Huntington Boise Pocatello Ogden Salt Lake City Reno Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Phoenix Albuquerque Pueblo Denver Cheyenne.
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New York
Cox
Billings
Missoula
Montana
Fargo
N D
Democratic National Committee
Nee Bae Pe
Ie Savill
Minot
N. D
Havre
Great Falls
Mont
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Spokane
Wash
Tacoma
Seattle Wash
Portland
Oregon
Huntington
Ore
Boise
Idaho
Pocatello
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reno
Nevada
Sacramento
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Phoenix
Arizona
Albuquerque
N. M
Pueblo
Denver
Colo
Cheyene
Wyo
Bloomington Vegetables Draw Big Demand At Local Store
J. H Thornock, a Bloomington farmer, delivered a large batch of ripe summer squash and other vegetables to Pugmirs Cash Grocery. The display impressed staff and could win blue ribbons at a county fair. readers are invited to bring samples for display. A humorous anecdote follows about a husband interrupting a long women’s discussion by noting equal rights and requesting to go home.
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J. H Thornock
Bloomington
Pugmir’s Cash
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E. M. Pugmire
Trius, Michaelson & Co
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Mutual Girls
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Salt Lake Tribune
Biffords
Raymond
Mghicago Tribune
Aple
Cliff
Thousads
Chicken Hunter
Jos. Patterson
Edith
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