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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
2
A local committee visited Eureka and Payson to inspect engines and favors Eureka’s chemical engine, noting it is a combined water and fire pump. The group urges the council to evaluate, then buy, to support volunteers who offered their services for free and prevent public censure if a fire occurs.
Aitech style fragment argues that progress cannot be reversed and urges Congress to pursue constructive, forward looking legislation guiding national industry. It condemns obstructionist rhetoric and praises public benefactor builders as essential to the nation’s economic future.
A observer found a spotless towel on a rack and, after regaining speech, noticed a small cord attached to the towel bearing a delicate feminine handwriting declaring it a genuine novelty.
A Sunday meeting in Lehi highlighted the town’s improvements attributed to the sugar factory’s location. Speakers credited the factory with driving growth and development in the community, noting residents’ support for ongoing changes.
The measure to grant women suffrage in Wisconsin failed in the legislature by a two to one vote on April 16. The outcome reflects opponents' gains and sets back early efforts for parity in voting rights.
City councilman Win Howe and his family traveled to Salt Lake Togaday for the funeral of Jolu Wagstaff who died in Faroers ward on Saturday. Wagstaff, a native of Frightened, came to Utah in 182 and was 6d years old on the 26th of the present month. He was greatly respected and known for his sturdy work ethic and love of trees planted along city streets.
Board of Directors meets to assess capital stock and designate a time for delinquent payment. Notice to shareholders lists the deadline for payment and sale of delinquent shares if not paid by May 20. Official statements issued by John J. Chipman secretary and appointment of agent for sale of assets in Utah.
Notice from Pacific Gold Mining and Milling Co Prive of business American Fork Utah. Board of Directors levied an assessment of 1.00 per 1000 capital stock payable to Secretary J C Johnson. Delinquent stock will be sold at public auction April 16 1901 at ten o clock a m to cover the delinquent amount and costs of sale. First publication February 28 1901.
A sales note invites Lebi to contact the Atomide Factory for direct purchase and announces special factory pricing and easy payment terms.
The United States Land Office in Bult Take City Utah announces that Utah has filed a mineral location claim No 21 under section 12 of the July 1 1874 act for a hospital for disabled miners and describes tracts in township 8 range 1K. The notice invites protests or contests within fifty days and warns that failure to protest may be deemed evidence the tracts are non mineral. First published February 14 1901.
A garbled ad row seeks an active man to collect in Utah for a manufacturing lease at 0.04 per year, with bank connections and return address in Chicago. The text then shifts to medical ads for Germans Syrup by Dr A Bushee and other tonics, including DeWitt's Lilac Pills, Blood purifiers, and English remedies, all mixed in a single block.
This old advertisement promotes a cough cure claiming rapid relief from cold symptoms. It warns that early use prevents progression and guarantees a refund if it fails, featuring E. W. Grove’s signature and a price of 25 cents.
A distressed recruitment notice offers 12004 per week to an indoor woman to represent a magazine operation named Midland. It claims a sixth year tenure and promises a copy of the Midland plus a premium set for the Twentieth Century Publishing Co in St. Louis Missouri.
An advertisement extols tonics for indigestion and stomach trouble including Kodol Dyspepsia for digestion and Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains. A Hartford man credits Electric Bitters and Hucklen a Arica Salve for recovering from a leg injury after doctors urged amputation. Electric Bitters is praised for eruptions and blood disorders with a money back guarantee.
F J Cheney & Co of Toledo pledge a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. A W Gleason notary public notes the oath. The pamphlet promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy and mentions product testimonials and distribution through Laugyeets.
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