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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1905
Page
4
The text lists scattered names and roles including attorneys doctors and officials, with many garbled terms. It reads like a damaged OCR segment noting individuals such as a county analyst or physician and several unnamed entities, lacking coherent events or dates.
The column lists pricing for ad space with ten gents per line for the first insertion and four eins per line for each additional insertion. Standard terms, rates, and conditions are outlined for advertisers.
A newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Lien Racker arrives Friday morning. Sam Peterson notes quality Coop Clothing items. Road Supervisor James Brown is improving town street crossings. Mr Israel Anderson plans Idaho departure after Sugar Company work. Mrs Zina Stevens renovates her new home near the office. Oxford shoes at the Co op praised as stylish and affordable. Will Russell visiting from Salt Lake after two years in the office. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended. Peach plum and apple blossoms heavy this year. frost-free predicted abundance. James Martin plans to move to American Fork. praised as a capable tradesman.
The article mentions Mr Heber C Webb returning from a two year mission to the Northwestern Blazes, Ben Lott boasting about a top Utah county horse, and a prominent display of the Royal Worcester corset. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, discusses spring conditions and grain growth, and notes upcoming local meetings led by Mayor John Roberts and Geo Atwin.
The visiting commission for a central experiment station toured the Lehi American Fork site north of the San Pedro line selecting a 60 acre stretch at James Geldhills place. They praised the view toward Utah Lake and attended a royal banquet at Union Hotel hosted by T R Cutler of Utah Sugar.
After several weeks of illness the wife of Joseph Broadbent died yesterday at 3 PM. The community shares sorrow for the loss and mourns with the husband and children. The funeral is scheduled for Saturday at 1 PM from the meeting house.
The nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Smith died this morning.
A local promotion extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best choice for coughs in children and adults. The ad claims railroad workers and the elderly rely on it, noting it cures quickly and widely outsells competitors. Sold by I B Murrihew.
For sale two good Jersey cows in good condition. Enquire at its office for details and prices.
Eight acres of land joining the Utah Sugar Company's at the point of the mountain, Triangle of H. Barnes, Montrose Colorado.
Citizens gather at Central School House on Saturday evening to form a committee. The goal is to urge the county commissioners to appropriate 8000 dollars for establishing an Agricultural Experiment Station in the county.
Mr Jon F Smoith will give piano lessons every Saturday at a location other than the Union Hotel. Those wishing to learn the art should seize this opportunity to become proficient.
Auction sale to be held at the late Peter C Cheiaten sen estate residence opposite Rego Lily school house Lehi on Saturday May 8. Items include horse buggy wagon harness furniture and kitchen utensils. House to be rented after the sale. Ole Anderson administrator of the estate.
A Columbus Ohio man reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a deep foot wound after an accident when physicians could not help. The ad claims the salve soothes and heals like magic and lists 256¢ at T J Wadworth's druggist. The Banner offers letter and note heads and other job work.
An 1890s letter claims G Gray non of Lulm Mina recovered from stomach and bowel ailments after using Dr King's New Life Pills. The tonic laxative product is advertised as a cure, with a guarantee stated by the Wadeworth’s drug store.
Sugar City tidbits report Bishop Mark Austin returns from Colorado trip. The Anetin Bros. shipped cattle Monday to eastern markets aboard a sixteen car special train. J.B. Gadilie and party back from Lehi say they are glad to be home and there is no place like Sugar City.
Funeral rites for Frederick Eugene Racker were held at the meeting house with Councilor A C Pearson presiding. The service featured a biographical sketch, prayers, and a choir with the hymn O Grave Where Is Thy Victory. Racker, son of Miro and Mrs. William Maicker, died at Fort Douglas from dysentery.
The ad claims Chamberlains Pain Balm eases rheumatic pains and aches rapidly. It highlights strong relief and user satisfaction, noting its value and wide use. Sold by H B Merrillew.
Advertisement offers dressmaking apprenticeships by Mrs Amy Kearney and M Knudson at their residence. Promotes spring tonic for blood and kidney cleansing and markets Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea and a selection of dye goods and trimming for graduation dresses at People’s Co op.
The P L A and L A R CO Traffic Department announce a new City Ticket Office and district freight and passenger office at 017 West Second South Street in Swit Lake City. Officials Ganerss Gen. Freighien and Semen Agent join the launch alongside Ant ear Freight Agent T. A. Pren Aust. Gen Pash Agent J. L. Moons Dist Freight and Pass Agort.
Pekin Ta man W M Aimithart believed to suffer from consumption found no hope until Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds saved him. He praises the remedy as a complete cure after over ten years use. Available at T J Wadeworths drug store with trial bottles free.
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