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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
2
The Town Doctor urges communities to honor the day by active involvement and festive pride. He advises residents to help organize, brighten streets and homes, invite guests, and promote their town to visitors and potential business. If no hometown event exists, celebrate at home and sell the community with hospitality.
The regular evening worship will be held Sunday June 23 at 8 o clock with the pastor delivering the message. Sunday School starts at 10:30. Young church members plan a Payson outing to raise funds for delegates to the summer conference in Big Cottonwood Canyon starting June 26. Children’s Day was observed last Sunday with Miss Margaret Binns presenting the prize oration St Paul A Man Of Action.
The rise of chain stores pushes standardization across meat products. Merchandisers favor uniform weight and quality, boosting demand for well-fed young cattle and lamb. Retailers seek stable prices, while producers face pressure to breed for consistent, market-ready beef and hogs.
A compact notice announces round the clock telephone service in American Fork. The entry notes day and night operations and references the local telephone exchange with a terse call to residents for usage guidelines and contact points.
The article argues that profits rise when cattle are raised to a marketable age quickly, stressing rapid turnover and low overhead costs in taxes and interest. It compares this to hogs reaching 180 to 200 pounds in six or seven months and notes the lamb producer faces risk from overstocking ewes and lambs on limited feed.
Washington June 15 1929 the Department of Commerce reports Utah had 5844 marriages in 1928 up from 6717 in 1927 an increase of 2.2 percent. Divorces rose to 1018 from 981 an increase of 3.3 percent. Annulments totaled 2 in 1928 vs 19 in 1927. Population estimates 531000 in 1928 and 522000 in 1927 yield 11.01 marriages per 1000 and 1.93 divorces per 1000. Counts by county clerks supplied the data.
The Goodrich Silver Fleet consisting of fourteen silver painted cars and one truck, piloted by nineteen young college men, passes through Am. Fork.
A naval fleet moves from New York to Provo and back in a swift 0 column formation. The destroyers maintain speed and return by 11 o clock, presenting a notable display.
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