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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1905
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows names like Terai Motrette Wise Payson and W Din with scattered references to sherifs doctors and schools. Advertisements section mentions 10 cents per line and 6 cents per line for repeats, indicating a classifieds page. The readable items are disjoint and lack a coherent event.
Mr. Geo Gurney of Canada attends his father's finer Mr. Penrson and daughter from Draper visit for Mrs. Jesse Baltis event. People's Co op features stylish clothes and the rantwoir out brand for children. Lehi Tabernacle will be the heat church south of Salt Lake City. The Smuio Orchestra plans a Friday night dance at City Pavilion replacing Saturday. James Harwoend sells his lot to Joseph Anderson. Beet seed drink gains in beets as land remains in excellent condition.
Local notices report sheep shearing at Webb and Austin’s corral on the 7th, and a horse fair exhibit committee named by Provo’s Commercial Club for April 15. Also mentions travel discounts for the L D S conference, a mattress seating bid, and local ads for wallpaper and health tonic promotions.
A jumble of short notices covers sales pitches and household tips. Advertisements promote Chamberlain's tablets and Rocky Mountain Tea while local figures, visits, and routine events surface in scattered lines.
A Friday night play presented by the Third ward sinners drew praise for its orchestration and sincerity. The performers showed pride in their work and were thanked for bringing entertainment to benefit the Fourth ward.
A Sunday evening concert drew a large audience and pleased attendees. Recitations and music relieved tension. discussions suggest a future event or "Diva" piece be staged until the May elections or changes in leadership are in place.
A description of throat irritation and coughing with a cough mixture providing temporary relief. The passage details persistent irritation and repeated coughing as a common symptom.
An old advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion soothes throat irritation and cures a cold by driving out inflammation and rebuilding weakened tissues. It promotes the product for sore throat cough cold and bronchitis with a friendly sign off from Scott & Bowne.
The Coolrtal school house welcomed many attendees for a visiting event. Notables included Truste Morn iivons Teacher James Anderson and Prof N Child. Prof Byron W Kine scheduled to lecture tonight, described as a leading county educator whose visit inspires local interest.
Sunday services and callings outlined for Alpine Stake of Zion dated April 16, 006 with numerous names including Berry Anderson Wu Webb and Chipman. Ward assignments span Lehi American Fork Pleasant Grove Lindon and others with meeting times noted amid period advertisement text.
A Columbus resident Theodore Chagle reports a severe foot wound from an accident. he credits Beklen's Arnica Salve with quick relief after physicians provided help. The text then shifts to a 1905 state banking report from Lehi City, detailing assets, liabilities, and official attestations by state officials.
The Salt Lake excursion rates announced for a conference to be held in Lake City include daily tickets on sale April 1 by various agents. Details list return limits for Nephi and other towns, with contact information for agent W. Gill and Pat L. Moore in Salt Lake City Utah. Hope vanished. Pekin Iowa. The San Pedro Railroad Co announces a stage route from Las Vegas to Bullfrog Goldfield and Tonopah with fares and baggage allowances.
The D and RG railroad announces a round trip fare of 1.25 dollars for travelers to the April Conference in Salt Lake City. The offer promotes attendance by providing a reduced travel cost for participants and visitors traveling to the event.
Mr Jos F Smith offers piano lessons every Saturday at the Union Hotel for those wishing to become proficient in piano playing. The program invites interested residents to take advantage of the opportunity.
For sale eighty acres of land joining the Utah Sugar Company at the point of the mountain. Enquire of HM Barnes, Montrose, Colorado.
A garbled testimonial claims Dr Kings See Life Fine alleviates digestive and bowel troubles. The reader notes relief from various stomach and bowel symptoms after using the tonic sold at Wadworths drug store.
Pullman observation sleeping cars operate on the D. and R. G. line number four from Jaden to Denver via Colorado Midland. The only through Denver sleeper on that train. Write to L. H. M. Harding, General Agent, Salt Lake, for folders and information.
Readable note highlights new summer bags available at People's Co-op department, signaling fresh inventory and shopping options for women.
The advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best and most popular for children, workers, and the elderly, claiming rapid relief. Sold by HM Murrihew with endorsements from Fath ers and railroad men, noting leading sales over other brands. Also mentions upcoming events and travel rate details for April 1906 via Denver and Rio Grande, including a Salt Lake trip and concert tickets.
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