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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
2
The piece references political figures and events with satirical asides. It mentions Tom Lawson as Boston mayor candidate and jokes about Castro and Venezuela. It notes the Canal Commission and Varilla, Rockefeller gifts to Foreign Missions, Roosevelt on Santo Domingo, and a heavyweight secretary.
President Roosevelt asserted that anyone who shed blood for the country deserves a square deal afterward. He argued that no man is entitled to more and none should receive less.
Citizens in Texas pledge fifteen thousand dollars to target trusts, citing wasteful conferences and lunch expenditures as evidence of manipulation. The action signals a statewide push to curb corporate influence and reform business practices.
The Interstate Commerce Committee will hold special sittings in Washington this month to study the railway rate bill. Congress will have information to keep it busy all winter and may adjourn in summer without action. The Daughters of the American Revolution plan their annual congress in Washington this month.
The article notes the season of female elections as a signal for the fighting sisterhood to rise. It recalls Mrs. Fairbanks as an earlier president and describes past feuds, police intervention, ruined gowns, and feathered hats, warning riots may erupt again.
The league announces publication of Gon vrowsmain McCleary of Minnesota with free copies to applicants. Request a free Bend pestal card for document No. 82 from Addo W. F. Wakeman Secretary at 339 Broadway New York SN.
Wanted young men to prepare for government positions with openings in all departments. Good salaries rapid promotions examinations soon. particulars free. Interstate correspondence Cedar Rapids Iowa.
A Pekin notice touts a claimed universal cure for consumption coughs and colds. It says a physician warned of an incurable disease, yet a discovery kept the man alive for over ten years. The ad markets a “strictly scientific” remedy with trial bottles and price details at a local drug store.
A Balt Lake Route service update notes a new car will be placed in service between Junk and Salt Lake for passengers aboard trains arriving Balt Lake at 2:54 pm.
Fragmentary text describes various job work tasks and expenses including travel and payroll figures. The document mentions terms like WASTED and a figure $75.0K per dere, with references to departments and health or city names, but the meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmented notice requests a trustworthy person to handle a minor money matter. It mentions various odd terms and names, with no clear location or dates, making details vague.
An advertisement touts White's Cream Verialuge as a worm destroyer that also removes mucus and slime from nests. It claims to quickly restore health and eliminate worms. The notice lists a sales contact at T. J. Wadsworth.
The Toledo Blade announces a new building and modern plant with updated presses and appliances. It touts national reach, pay weekly format, and broad topics for all readers, claiming over 100 000 yearly subscribers and urging free specimen copies.
An old newspaper notice promotes Boschre s German Syrup free to adults with throat or lung troubles at T J Wadsworth Main St. One bottle per person, mothers must order for children. Claims vast past use and worldwide sales, touts throat as entry to illness, urges prompt care and notes Diphtheria Remedy as helpful.
Remember and bring your job work to the Banner office. We handle heads, letter heads, statements and all kinds of job work. Dodgers from texts to 14x22. Call and see us and we will treat you right.
Wanted several persons of character and good reputation in each county to represent and advertise a wealthy business. Salary twenty one dollars weekly with additional expenses, payable in cash every Wednesday from head office. Horse and carriage supplied when needed. References, self-addressed envelope to Colonial, 832 Dearborn Blvd, Chicago.
Fragmentary timetable lists departures and arrivals with times 15 am and 12 30 pm 4 50 pm No 0 and No leaves for Lehi and Ogden with destinations at S304 and 7105 p.m. The readable bits indicate rail or bus service times without complete route details.
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