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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1898
Page
2
A letter from J. S. Browne, W. Barnes, and others accompanies several tracts and a small book. They invite questions about the gospel as taught by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and offer further discussion by mail.
The Orange Judd Farmer cites Prof. F. and Card of the Nebraska Experiment Station urging robust codlin moth control. They warn spraying alone fails, no attractants nor sticky papers catch larvae, and recommend timed kerosene emulsion and Paris Green with Bordeaux mixtures, trunk bands, and resumed spraying after blossom fall to reduce fruit loss.
The piece argues potato crops thrive with proper cultivation and pest control regardless of moon phase, emphasizing sun actinic rays as essential. It cites Mulhall on US wealth growth, noting daily gains of about 24g million dollars and the US accounting for a large share of global wealth.
In a reflective note the piece recalls a 1893 scene where a white world shadowed nations and celebrated a Chicago-like record. It mentions the Pair and a prize conferred on Ayer’s Pills, highlighting a long history of public acclaim and a landmark moment in year.
The text notes the long standing public success of Ayer's Cathartic Pills since their preparation and claims the World’s Fair medal of 1893 as recognition of their wide popularity and proven record.
New statistics show that about one thirteenth of the population holds roughly all real and personal property worth 63.9 billion dollars, while the rest own little and escape certain inheritance and income taxes. The very rich, numbering around 2,000,000, control about a quarter of national wealth.
An 1808 Lehi City ordinance punishes Sunday activity including fishing hunting outdoor amusements and open businesses with fines up to twenty five dollars or up to twenty five days in jail. Certain shops may open until 1 p m. on Sundays. The ordinance repeals section 160 of chapter 28 and takes effect on first publication.
An ad promotes Saratoga Salvation as a potent mineral water for health, claiming restoration of vitality and nerve strength. It specifies sales in Lehi by Peoples Co op and TI Kk. Merrihew, priced at 40 cents per bottle, prepared by Prof. A. Siebert at Saratoga Springs Lehi.
The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroads offer nightly Tourist or Family Sleeping Cars to Denver with lower berths at 200. On Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, three distinct Tourist Sleeping Car lines run to Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, Boston and New York with no change for Utah passengers at reduced berth rates. Tickets and details available through RGW agents or through BF Nevins and H H Cush ing in Salt Lake City.
The prospectus notes the Home for 18 will maintain the Fashion and Fancy Work standards while Kate Sanborn continues her OW-Hand Talks. All departments are to be increased and brightened, with further promotions and offerings advertised to readers.
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