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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
4
Mayor Mostan Evans and council members listed alongside the recorder and treasurer. The column notes advertising charges of 10 cents per fine for the first insertion and 4 cents for each additional insertion.
Rexburg Idaho will host a beet sugar factory modeled after the Idaho Falls plant. Local farmers agree to plant 7000 acres of sugar beets in spring 1904 to supply the new mill. Manager T R Cutler has bargained with Rexburg farmers, but contracts were not yet finalized.
A. Danlorit of LaGiraege Georgia reports Buckles's Arnica Salve cured a frightful running sore on his leg in five days. The ad claims the salve heals ulcers wounds and piles with guaranteed cure and is sold by all druggists.
Lehi City Council met with Councilman Hardner presiding. Reports covered cemetery fence, Kundeen fence, ladder needs for Fire Department, and a drip spout replacement cost. Roads and culverts were discussed and authorized repairs. Bridges near Roberta corner and survey updates were reviewed. Walter Darling named dog tax collector. Utilities, labor, and vendor payments listed. Well relocation from Co op to Court House site approved amid opposition. Council adjourned.
The Los Alamiton sugar factory shows beet pulp and molasses as valuable feed for cows and hogs. Molasses aids fattening, can be poured over pulp or mixed with chopped hay, improving herd condition and market readiness. The Low Cerritos Ranch reports better porker quality with molasses and skim milk fed to calves. California Coltivator.
Classified notice offers 146 acres for rent with inquiries directed to Richard Norman Jr. The terse ad notes aid for rends but provides no location or terms beyond the contact.
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a fat rich tonic to feed bone marrow and spleen. It targets pale schoolgirls and invalids, promising to improve blood quality and overall vitality. The copy urges readers to request a free sample and lists Scott and Towne as chemists in New York.
The article argues that lambs from pure bred rams fetch higher prices than those from common rams due to quality. It states thoroughbred yearling rams can pay for themselves, notes the male’s impact on flock value, and warns against poor stock. It then shifts to a medical ad for CASCARETS claiming large sales and urging readers to use the genuine product.
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