Liquor Store Commission Reports Profit and Finances
The report shows a net profit of 18 percent for the liquor commission with 1995 figures totaling sales, storage, and operating costs. Current assets include cash in banks and receivables, while fixed assets cover store equipment and warehouse assets. Revenue supported surplus to fund the state treasury and relief programs, with assets and expenses itemized across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE In
Wan
Henry
Tady
Hugh B. Brown
9Bee
Tigurinnes
Isw
Ffreazon
Conto
Cape Town’s Scenic Beauty Draws Visitors from Nearby Areas
Descriptive piece extols Cape Town and surrounding five towns in South Africa. It highlights varied scenery including rivers, woods, and wild flowers along outskirts. The Magaliesberg-like mountain offers changing views over the town, inviting exploration.
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Cape Town
Town
South Africa
revival of Ave project and water supply scheme
The text advocates reviving a town project to build Deer Hitre dam and reservoir to supply northern Utah with water. It promises interest-free funds and jobs for local people, arguing the scheme will develop the county, secure water supplies, and protect lands, urging prompt action to seize the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent
Jeu
Hitre
Pam
Flat
Tate
Utah
Mully
Salt Lake
Holt
Atloe & Project
Ghana
Poultry Day Celebration Plans Expanded
The Vinh Pawkey Tureey day festival aims to be bigger with the largest string of concessions ever assembled. A full day program includes a noon free chicken sandwich feast, a large final parade, sports, fireworks, a car drawing, and an open air dance. Hundreds of home-born citizens will be invited nationwide. A committee meeting Monday evening, June 22, will finalize the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crear
American Park
United States
Advertisine Committee
Davis County Tax Sale May Be Rescinded
A legal opinion to Davis County officials questions the May tax deed sale validity. Attorney General Joseph Chez advises four weekly notices and a 28 day interval before sale to avoid voiding the sale.
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Davis County
Orlando J. Bowman
Joseph Chez
Bowman
Commissioners of
Chez
Bonus bonds arrive for local World War II veterans
Local World War II veterans began receiving $50, 000 denomination bonus bonds in lots of one to 30 through the post office in West Hammond. Postmaster T. Shelley reported 88 sets received for as many veterans with plans to serve about 100 locals. Bonds travel from San Francisco and Washington D C with a 60 day cashing window requiring two witnesses per veteran and post office processing at Salt Lake City for checks.
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T. Shelley
West Hammond
San Francisco
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake
Bride-to-be Miss Lee Engaged to Eugene Baker
Mrs Edward Lee hosted two bridal showers last week with bridge and refreshments. Miss Lee will wed Eugene Baker of Murray on June 25 in Salt Lake City and settle in Murray after the ceremony.
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Edward Lee
Vivikn
Belen Dever
Miss Lee
Eugene Baker
Munray
Salt Lake Tempat
Mur~ Tay
Mutual Dell Set to Open Next Monday
Mutual Dell summer camp of the M. I. A. in American Fork canyon will open Monday morning with Alpine ward first, followed by Highland and American Fork wards. The camp has been renovated, cabins repaired, and water abundance enhances the canyon scenery. Alyah Fitzgerald of Lehi returns as caretaker, with Alpine and Highland wards planning evening programs and Highland ward services at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m.
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Mutual Dell
American Fork Canyon
Alpine
Dell
Highland
American Fork
Alyah Fitzgerald
Lehi
Fitzgerald
the Dell
Local Church Music Festival Draws Salt Lake Singers
Mrs West Hammona and four teens from the stake Mutual Improvement Association joined the Musiq Festival at the tabernacle in Salt Lake City and the Church International Radio Broadcast. Charles M. Dennis led the program with San Francisco city schools music leadership. More than 800 youth participated, with many attendees remarking on the festival’s scale and impact.
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West Hammona
Stake Mutual Improvement Association
Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Church International Radio
Wusin
Charles M. Dennis
San Francisco
Betha Storts
Neami Halliday
Russell Humpherys
Orgel Kelly
Selma Seanteuid
Faith Young
Grace Parker
Luc Grovsbeck
Halliday
Stanford Wilde
Max Jones
Phil Jensen
Ross Burmese
Thayne Bateman
Year books for sale by students at Citzen offing
A few American Folk year books are available for purchase by students who have paid part of the cost or by others who wish to buy on credit through the Citizen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citzen Offing
City Judge Adopts State Fine Schedule For Local Violations
American Fork city court will follow a state recommended minimum fine schedule to curb driving hazards. Offenses include drunken driving first offense with jail or fines, reckless driving with possible license suspension, speeding and running red lights with modest fines, and various license and safety violations. The plan also suggests up to 10 suspended fines or jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fork
State Highway Patrol
BE. J. Seastrand
Public Service Commission
Piano Recital by Local Pupils Aims for June
Arteta D Amnitstrad will present fourteen pupils in a piano recital on Monday June 22 at 8 o clock in Pitmage Hall. The event features students including Hale Gaisford Max Grant and others in a complimentary program for the community.
Alpine School District Public Hearing on Budget Notice
The Board of Education of Alpine School District announces a public hearing on the 1908 97 budget to be held at the Office of Education in American Fork Utah on Saturday June 27 at 7 30 PM Copies of the budget are available for inspection at the office of Clerk J P Walton.
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Board of Education
Alpine
Rear of
Education
American Fork
Utah
Satunday
J.P. Walton
Final Respects Paid John Woods
Funeral services were held Sunday in the Fourth ward chapel for John Whitaker Woods known as Sohnnin Wows. The longtime night watchman at One Chipman Lumber Co yard died early Thursday at Mrs. Thomas Coddington’s home. Numerous relatives and friends attended. Speakers praised his honesty faith and community service. Interment followed at City Cemetery with a grave dedication by William Chadwick.
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Fourth Ward
John Whitaker Woods
Sohnnin
Mgr. Woods
Thomas. Coddington
Mr. Woods
Woods
Chipman Lumber Co
Lot Robinson
Jim A Pilgrim
Mra Lyle Grant
Petra Tayior
John R. Hindley
Johnathan Stoggies
Geo
Steggies
John Woods
Kenneth Robinson
Stephen L. Chipman
Chipman Lumber Yards
Coddington
Robincson
Leo Hansen
Lyle Grant
William Chipman
William Chadwick
Former Resident Ruth Mercer Pool Dies in Salt Lake
Ruth Mercer Pool 76 wife of William H. Pool of Salt Lake City died after a long illness. Born in American Fork November 27 1859 she lived here years before moving to Salt Lake. Survived by husband three sons Noel A Maynard Milton H Pool a daughter Mrs Willa Pool Addy and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet completed by noon Thursday.
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Ruth Mercer Pool
William H. Pool
Salt Lake City
Second Ward Reunion Today Grads Plan Afternoon Program
Invitations go to all residents past and present of the Second Ward for a reunion at the ward house today. The 36 year old ward will honor Bishop Joseph Storms with a welcome, readings, music, and a spicy evening program featuring dance, fashion, and a bishop tribute followed by social dancing and old time square dances.
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Joseph Storms
Manter
Mary Walton
Apporiian Gio
Dona Cleghorn
Ficoll
Musue Taylor
Mra
Booths
Elmo Peters
Shaniny Peters
Glen Taylor
Mire
West Han Mind
Dante Neler
Rooth
Ure Bishop
Fark Chops Ruined Great Jewelry Value Mystery
In a fragmented report a man laments ruined moneys and jewelry lost in an incident. The narrative invokes Uncle Eben and a claim of valuables displaced or found by local people, though details are unclear.
Old Folks Day Planned by Committee in Lehi
A joint committee of Lehi Alpine and Tinpaneges stakes schedules Old Folks Day for Wednesday July 1 at Wines Park Lehi. The program includes performances from each stake plus the Lehi band with a noon luncheon and a reunion of old friends anticipated.
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Lehi
Alpine
Tinpaneges
Memeetint
American Fork
Wines Park
Bank director elected vice president at Peoples State Bank
At the June 16 directors meeting of Peoples State Bank John L. Firmage was elected vice president to succeed the late Wm. Thornton. Firmage is a longtime bank director, also directs Walker Brothers Bank, leads J.L. Firmage and Sons Co., serves as vice president of Pacific National Life Insurance Co., and is a well known West business figure.
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Peoples State Bank
John L. Firmage
Salt Lake
Wm. Thornton
Firmage
Focal Bank
Walker Brothers Bank
J.L. Firmage and Sons Co
Pacific National Life Insurance Co
West
Weekly Band Concerts to Begin at City Park
The first annual summer band concert will be held at City park on Wednesday at 8 oclock. Mr K J Bird and the Band Members have practiced since school closed and bring new tunes plus favorites from previous years. The concert next week will feature overtures and an Indies trio will perform special numbers. Summer shows will include special dance numbers with a built platform for the performances.
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K. J. Bird
Ince
Embalming Course Graduates Head Home
Glen Anderson and Miles Anderson complete a course at the Williams Institute of Embalmiry and will attend graduation exercises on June 20 in Kansas City. They plan to return home the following day driving a vehicle for Miles Anderson’s father Steve Anderson of Spanish York.
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Glen Anderson
Warren Anderson
Kansas City
Earl
Miles Andenan
Willams Institute of
Steve Anderman
Spanish York
Miles Anderson
Oiling Planned for Canyon Highway
Roadwork announced for Canyon Highway between Pleasant Grove and American Fork with 927 miles of new night work. W Clyde Construction of Springville to perform oiling and paving within the next 45 days as per county and highway commission plans.
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Pleasant Grove
Kanyeny
Matwar
Earth
Thah County
American Fork
Canton
Joop
W. W. Clyde
Spcingville
Deer Creek irrigation funding approved in new bill
The Interior Department appropriation includes 500000 for Deer Creek irrigation with future reclamation funds to complete the project. President may transfer more funds as needed while the Black Canyon and other projects also receive initial sums to begin construction. congressional action ends a long fight for irrigation allocations.
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Muizans
Washingtom
B.C
Deereneck
Rease
PWA
Deer Creek
Congress
Robinson
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Reclamation
House
Congress St Inet Hais
Black Canyon
Li Thabho Aiso
Action
Ten Years Ago Now Highlights Local Events and Personal News
A fragment from Ten Years Ago Now notes a national window display contest won by the American Park Co op with Prink Do Bray as decorator, plus remarks on the Heart Theatre project and Wy 8 Chipman’s new home. It also mentions a marriage announcement for May to Belle Bennett and a wedding reception honoring Mr and Mrs Millan Adams.
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Fark
Prink Do
Bray
Healart
Celline
Ime
Wrens
Cladon
New Cage
Ranakiint
Malin
Balcwny
John Miller Bae
Will Tana
Wy 8
Chipman
West Main
Arlene
Ate Ouipenas
Gener
Heber Barratt
May
Belle Bennett
Edward Bennett
Balt Dike
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T H
Chapey
Washington
Roosevelt
Dallas
New York
Skeeene
Year Books
Che oRowing
Fhaine Gaisford
Max Grant
Teachelts McAllister
Lacile Okey
Blaine Thornton
LaVem Bennett
Jean Parker
Gale Hammond
Ruth Galsford
Trene Shelley
Kathryn
Second Ward
Canyon
Prink Bush
Mra Millan Adunmim
Adams
Herniecy Bush
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