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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1929
Page
2
A 1929 Town Doctor column likens complacent residents to rats in Lincoln Park. It argues that civic progress requires voters, businesspeople, and officials to engage, fund schools, pave streets, and support services. It laments apathy and urges active community building.
The article notes a surge in congressional action to shield key agricultural sectors as cattlemen press for protection amid a serious low mood in the hide market. Lawmakers vote increases on several agricultural products, with emphasis on sugar and dairy.
Sherman Wright, formerly of the city and now employed at the Utah Fire Clay Co. office in Salt Lake, was held up at 11:29 PM on a Saturday night by two youths. One carried a revolver and demanded his money, taking a $20 bill and some silver, then ordered him to walk away without looking back. The crime occurred in front of a building under construction at Sth West and Jat South with no bystanders nearby.
Miss Elizabeth Green of Pleasant Grove will start a summer dancing course in American Folk on Monday June 10. Classes are in Apollo Hall and include ballet toe and tap. She has trained with top teachers in the state and offers junior hall room dancing for children. A successful season is anticipated.
Wheat prices slide to under 1.00 a bushel for May delivery, the lowest in 13 years, while hogs hold a strong outlook with over 12 cents a pound in Los Angeles. Lambs reach record attention with a high price of 49.44 per ram and a 550.00 ram sale, as California sheep and citrus growers diversify into pasture sheep to boost income and soil fertility. The new tariff bill increases duties on live cattle wool hides and leather, shaping the industry ahead of Senate consideration.
All Fun and Thrills brings Earl Dane and Arthur together after Brotherly Love with William Haines in a European jaunt. The new co production features Byron Mor led Dane and Arthur, a navy life end story, laughs and suspense with a sixte target and enal explosion.
Mr and Mrs David Mate Warl and Mrs William Mrs N Lee Kirk of Lake City joined Mr and Mrs Chris Berta of Canada and Mr and Adams of Pleasant Grove at the home of Mrs G S Richards last Friday for a combined business and social gathering.
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