Lehi Banner BLS A Tear Entered at Post Office
Lehi Utah records show the Lehi Banner BLS A TEAR entered at the post office as second class matter under JAS M KirKian manager.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
4
Lehi Utah records show the Lehi Banner BLS A TEAR entered at the post office as second class matter under JAS M KirKian manager.
The piece discusses widespread flooding as streams swell to capacity, damaging low land buildings and improvements. It warns water may rise further, threatening Salt Lake and Ogden areas, and urges cautious but not fearful progress in development amid nature’s forces. It cautions against reckless investment and restraint in improvement efforts.
The Public School Operetta at the Opera House Iyest Saturday evening drew a large audience. The Primary Grades delivered solid performances with well-costumed and neat staging. About 805 was realized, reflecting strong community support for school entertainment.
A local effort at the Selwor Library aims to prize books in the Primary Building while noting that the entertainment score is secondary to the broader musical training and expressive power demonstrated by string players.
The busehall and high school have devoted time to cleaning and leveling the city park sports grounds. The ball ground is in better shape and a track has been welded. Repairs to the park continue, with calls to close and tidy the grove and pavilion as the public mood remains proud and hopeful.
The secretary of the Interior dismissed charges against Douging W. Ross engineer for the Payette Rolee reclamation project in Idaho and F C Horn consulting engineer for the same project. News also notes the conviction of Dr J Herman Folat for murder, the death of Mrs Rose Mangrmm, and other varied items including social notices, art sales, bank vault losses, and a Ruskin linked church incident in London.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary ailments. It claims to correct inability to hold urine and reduce frequent urges, touts notable effects and urges readers to request a free sample and the mail order offer from Binghamton New York.
United States Land Office in Salt Lake City announces public land tracts near Utah locations are listable and open to inspection. Interested parties may protest within sixty days of this notice dated January 28 1907, with objections to validity or claims. FRANK D. JURKS Register first published April 14 1907.
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as strengthening heart nerves and muscles to improve circulation. It claims relief for weak hearts and offers a money back guarantee via Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana, with druggists selling the remedy.
Real estate brief notes two parcels available: a 6x11 rod city lot in a good location and a 10x10 rod city lot labeled a bargain. Both parcels described as grass land in the old field.
A Carson City executive manslot sighted. Theodore Tronouet, a Rock Springs boy, 44, injured by a railroad torpedo blast. A Paxel injured by a powder cap explosion at Smith Green mine near Mill City. Arbor Day set for Apr 26 observed by Wyoming schools. Wyoming stockmen target mange in cattle near Laramie. Passenger train collided with freight at Brown's siding. open switch fatality in Nevada injures several. Union Pacific double-track work begins Green River to Granger. Anaconda machinists sign five-year deal with Amalgamated Copper. Washoe plant unions contest contract. J C Hines to plead unwritten law in Goldfield murder case. Rawlins man injured in railroad crash. $12,000 compromise accepted. Miner Michael Keavey dies after fall at Diamondfield Florence mine. Great Falls smelter unions to resume pending wage talks with Amalgamated Copper. Hollister's Mountain Tea promoted for complexion. Nevada pioneer J A Shoe maker dead in Oakland. Wyoming legislature aids school funding. Sparks signs bank tax bill. Douglas grants 50-year gas franchise to Moses Bijur. John O’Rourke dies in California sanatorium. Harold Merriam offered Oxford Rhodes chair. may take Puget Sound offer. Tlaley begins removing fences from government land. wants open range. Gillespie dam on Laramie River criticized for low flow. Rep Mondall appoints I W Dyer as private secretary after death of DeLario.
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