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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1929
Page
2
A 1929 article argues loyalty begins at home and defines disloyalty as harming one’s town and self. It urges residents to support local commerce, avoid out of town purchases, and defend community pride, with Lions Club collaboration noted.
Potato growers from all parts of Utah County plan to meet at the County Agent's office in the City and County Building Progg tonight at 4 pm to discuss vital industry problems. A National Potato Council is organized to aid solving growing and marketing issues. Eli J. Clayson reports two representatives from the Utah County Farm Bureau will attend Saturday's meeting with a large attendance expected and everyone invited.
Market notes point to light supplies on western markets with poor California feed conditions boosting thin and half fat cattle into killer channels. Demand remains cautious as buyers hold back breeding stock. overall beef values depend on consumer demand and competition from other foods.
The article notes a planned beef advertising campaign to restore normal supply and promote quality products. It highlights a strong hog market with expectations of higher prices this fall, and lamb price prospects as a cheaper alternative due to wool growers promotion and competition with beef and pork in coming seasons.
The Daughters of the Pioneers announce a large collection of pioneer relics on show at the Public Library in a long showcase. Relics include items over 200 years old such as a sun bonnet of black alpaca used on the plains in 1847. Visitors may view items with attached histories and contribute further relics to the librarian Mrs. Emma.
A July meeting of the Daughters of Pioneers of 1847 was held with refreshments provided. The notice describes the opening social and the group’s ongoing activities, indicating a continuing gathering season.
Miss Lillie Miller visited Monday evening with her sister and Mrs. Bidon Comer for a social gathering, described in local society notes.
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