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made them difficult to convert since they were grown in alkali soil. Another historian believed the salt content of the beets was much higher than the content of those grown in France and that this imbalance caused the problem. Others have speculated that the Sugar House factory was never able to master the crystallization method necessary for the process. It is believed that approximately $ 100,000 was spent in the attempt to make sugar production successful at the factory.
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Central Railroad, coal yard office, and weighing station. The factory was completely torn down in 1928.
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