The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-05-30

On July Fourth this paper will issue
a big boosters edition. II is the in
tcntion to make II an issue of thirty
TO forty pages. 1t will contain illus
trated writeups of the industries,
business projects and homes of the
north end of Utah county. II is the
intention to make II the best exposi-
ton of the resources and industries
of this section that has ever been got
ten out. 1t will contain just the in
formation that you have been wanting
for long time to send away to your
friends and relatives to tell them just
what kind of community It is In
which you are making your home
Our contention all along has been
that there is no other locality on earth
30 desirable for making ones home
and rearing family, and we intend,
with the help of the business people
and the citizens generally, to prove
II.
Commencing AT the north, for in
stance, take Lehi with its magnificent
public buildings. unexcelled water
system, turnpiked streets, sugar fac
tory and immense new projects open
ing. where Is there better place?
Take American Fork with its bust
ness houses, beautiful homes, lake re-
sort and its unparalleled canyon with
It's most promising mining district;
where Is there a more desirable To-
cality?
Pleasant Grove, the city of content
ed homes, is fast gaining a nationwide
reputation for its superior fruit that
Ii being shipped out In carload lots
all over the east and west. Yet this
resource has hardly commenced its
unfolding
Take Alpine. nestled up there in the
corner of the mountains; II is one OF
the prettiest little spots in the state
In which to settle down and make a
happy home,
Cedar Valley. too. Is rapidly coming
to the front and will soon be known
as one OF the leading dry farm sec
tons In the state, to say nothing OF
It's possibilities II the big Utah con-
servation project takes water to its
100000 thirsty acres.
With the completion OF the interur-
ban through these localities, II means
a greater outlet from this rich district
and its wonderful resources to the
state at large, and to the markets in
general. Already gardening and small
fruit farms are arranging for this
ready market which will be found at
the initial end of the new road II is
going to make living In the country
districts much more desirable than
heretofore. Az one speaker put Il,
1--WE will have all the advantages of
city life with none of its disadvan-
tages."
In this special edition we want to
hold up the mirror to the several COM
munities so that our own people will
see how fine looking they are. We
intend not only to show by word of
pen the progress being made. but to
lavishly use the photographers art to
illustrate the many beautiful residen-
ces, business blocks, orchards, factor
les, helds, canyons, lake. and also by
this means to introduce you to the
leading citizens. In fact, we will do
just what one would do II visited by
n friend from distant cline; we in
tend introducing our readers, present
and prespectively to the best there is
In the best part of the best little valley
on earth.
II the people get back of this pro-
ject we will probably put It on super
ior paper and make II an issue of
5000 copies, so that the people may
not only keep 1t as souvenir, but
have some to send to their outside
friends
We will probably get out this boost
ers' edition on Pioneer Day-July 4.
Every family should order from
three to dozen extra papers OF this
boosters edition to send to friends. !
Price 10 cents each or three for 25 !
cents How many do you want? Send !
In your orders early.
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