Midsummer Meeting of Utah State Press Association
W P Epperson from Kayaville reports the midsummer gathering of the Utah State Press Association held in Tooele on June 18 19 and 20. The event proved highly instructive and enjoyable with many attendees traveling by automobile. A delayed start occurred due to following a sign board on a highway pole midway between Salt Lake City and Tooele.
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W. P. Epperson
Kayaville
Utah State Press Association
Tooele
Utah
Salt Lake Ser
Tooele City Limits Planning Pilgrimage to Smelter Plant
Delegations from Tooele visit the International Smelting company, touring six groups through the mills and smelters. Superintendent Sackett hosts a grand feast, with dining and a later business meeting noting secretary Porte’s resignation and James H. Wallis’s temporary appointment. The day ends with a banquet at the amusement hall and a musical program led by the Columbian Bon-Ton Orchestra.
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California
Tooele
Transcript Bulletin
Alex Dunn
International Smelting Company
B. 4. Sackett
Sackett
Strand Theatre
Ritz Theatre
Porte
James H. Wallis
Will Rh. Holmes
International Press Foundation
Florida
Saltair
Utah
Enius
Columbian Bon- Ton Orchestra
America
Matthew Spiers
Harry G. Baker
Columbian Bon-Ton Orchestra
Peter M. Clere
Topela County
Saltair Visit for Editors Exults in Saltair Modernization
Delegates at the state editors meeting toured Tooele area including Bauer apple orchard and Honerine mine, rode mine cars into the Combined Metals Reduction mill, and saw the new Saltair pavilion. Music by Jack Davis and the Saltair orchestra filled an all day program ending with a banquet at Saltair pavilion. editors praised the resort’s reconstruction, lighting, and expanded promenade.
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Saltair
Jack Davis
Water Front
Ing
Combined Metals Reduction Company
Tooele
Smelting and Milling Advances and Housing Efforts
The Tooele plant employs about 900 directly in smelting and concentrating with a $135000 monthly payroll, plus several hundred more in mining and refining. Production last year included over 10 000 tons of copper bullion and about 60 000 tons of lead bullion. zinc concentrates reached nearly 50 000 tons. A housing campaign by the International Building Association plans to build fifteen cottages this summer to ease a tight housing market for workers.
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Tooele City
Salt Lake City
Sone
Great Falls
Tooele
International Building Association
Building Association
Utah State Press Association Thanks Tooele Convention Officials
Resolutions praise the Utah State Press Association summer convention in Tooele for varied, instructive, and appreciated entertainment. The message concludes with a special thanks to the officials of the International.
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Utah State Press Association
Tooele
The
International
Tooele Builds Large Modern Reservoir for City Water
Tooele undertakes a major water project to store mountain runoff. The new enclosed concrete reservoir rises above the city providing fire pressure, is 60 feet in diameter with a half million gallon capacity, and features a slab roof and reinforced steel in its walls. Contractor is Ville, with Floyd S. Whiting of Kays expected to complete soon.
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Tooele
Utah
Ville
Whiting of
Kays
Mining interests in Western Tooele County area
Western Tooele County reports on mining activity. The Silver Hill group and Gold Fil Mines company hold claims on the southeast of Dutch mountain, with high grade silver lead ore and gold values. Garrison Monster Mining company claims on the northeast side have sunk a 300 foot shaft, exposing a major ore vein and shipping about forty cars of ore in the past year and a half.
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Combined Metals Reduction Company
Great Honerine
W W. A. Young
Virgin
Silver Hill Groupf
Dutec Mountain
Gold Fil Mines Company
Thisroperty
Garrison Monster Mining Company
Dutch Mountain
Education ideals praised by Tooele county schools
Education notes emphasize trained teachers and community support in Tooele county. Administrators strive for progressive improvements with better instruction and facilities, while teachers are urged to economize yet seek add ons to boost efficiency. The 1925 26 year closed successfully and 1926 27 is expected to yield greater returns.
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Tooele County
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