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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
2
The readable portion lists multiple odd names and acronyms including Hahwoon Vise and Taare with scattered terms like pres ident and aid. The fragmentary OCR provides no coherent event, location, or outcome to summarize.
A cryptic note claims President Baer denies sentiment in coal trade while noting shifts in leadership and early fashion trends. Details reference Santos Damon, Castlea, and upcoming changes amid Oklahoma wolves hunting and Florida sailors, with Chicago municipal ownership and Rockefeller contributions cited as context.
A fragment suggests residents compare local odor to that of Standard Oil, noting it is not worse than the odor associated with the oil company.
Rumors say President Castro seeks Turkish honor for diplomacy amid efforts to influence regional ties. The potential decoration would acknowledge skill in statecraft as observers weigh his ongoing outreach.
An astronomer notes Mare has had a mild winter, but this offers little relief to the sian whose winter coal bill remains unpaid. The report ties celestial observations to local hardship, highlighting unpaid energy costs amid cold season.
Opinion urges theatergoers and staff to conduct regular fire drills to prevent deadly crushes and chaos during evacuations. It argues that disciplined practice could lessen the risk of catastrophic theater fires and save lives.
A western farmer writes the Secretary of Agriculture asking how to handle land saturated with petroleum. The secretary has not replied yet, but likely will suggest drilling wells as a mitigation approach.
A garbled passage asserts that defeat may mortify a court yet inspire Admiral Rejesventaky with confidence, while noting it would affect some man at Derven. The text mixes vague naval rhetoric with unclear proper names and locations.
A fragmented line of text describes a festival and a related event with postal cards and a year themed display. It mentions a Sunday daily use and a generic mute reference to a music exhibit and Matleaerpeite.
The governor pledges no tariff revision until a House elected by the people votes to revise it. He laments Washington’s atmosphere as fatal to revisionism and supportive of stench-pattern rhetoric.
Pekin physician says a patent remedy for consumption saved his life and claims a decade of good health since using Gat De Ming’s New Discovery for Consumption. The ad touts a “scientific cure for coughs” and free samples at Teal bottles, via TJ Wodleworth’s drug store.
The readable content appears garbled with inconsistent spelling and missing context. Names, places, and events cannot be reliably identified from the provided text. Further clarification or a clean source is needed to generate a factual T and S.
Federal departments announce upcoming examinations for enlistment in interstate government service. The notices are issued by the War and Examinations staff and list free entries. Cedar Rapids, Iowa hosts the intake events with timing unspecified.
A garbled ad style notice touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure all with health claims for digestion kidneys and breathing. It mentions price in cents per bar and references related products like Hoagie and Golden Nuggets, presenting a chaotic list of benefits and brands.
Fragmentary text describes a matter involving a Worm Diarorer and individuals named White and Qroam Wornishys. It mentions renatives, a Geely peete, and a hvality don iition of the body with water worthom ano exist.
The Toledo Blade unveils a larger plant and modern equipment in its new building. The paper emphasizes increased efficiency, a broad readership, and a full range of news, features, and departments aimed at families. It touts wide circulation and offers specimen copies.
An obscure ad touts a throat and lung remedy with dubious medical backing. It claims adult coffering and mentions J Wadeworth and a Bonehra’e brew. The text asserts broad endorsement and global sale with a 76 cent price, offering cures and long-standing physician approval.
The note urges immediate attention to throat issues and promotes Diphtheria Remedy as a top remedy. It highlights preparation and having a medicine on hand, praising a local prescription department in Lehi run by T. J. Wadsworth on Main Street.
Reminder to bring your job work to the Banner office. Large and small job work available. We treat customers well and offer quick service.
A scrambled timetable lists Westbound trains with stations including Spanish Fork Springville Lehi and Salt Lake City. The local agent A Benton is named and references departure times around early morning and afternoon with notes on schedules and local agent contacts.
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