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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
2
A collection of opinions notes Ex President Cleveland and Henry Watterson on the negro question, predicts a record wheat harvest, and surveys federal efforts from migration stations to rail equipment spending. It also notes Navy service views, social caste in the service, and recruitment in Annapolis.
The Postmaster General has already corrected two abuses perpetrated by Superintendent Beavers. Even if nothing further is accomplished the Post Office investigation has done some good.
A New Yorker back from Europe says English racing rivals New York politics in appeal. Richard Croker earns about $116 000 a year from his racing stable.
It is alleged that the baking powder bill now before Pennsylvania lawmakers mirrors a measure that has caused extensive controversy in Missouri, linking the two states over a similar proposed policy.
A reflective note signals forthcoming graduation class exercises and commendations as state leaders face ongoing trust and governance challenges.
The International Congress meeting in Rome decided to postpone for one year the proposed commercial conflict with the United States. The report notes Europe recognizes where its bread is baked and the origin of its flour.
The text discusses whether one or two captains should command a navy ship. It weighs the roles of Admiral versus Captain or Commander and which arrangement best directs the vessel.
The White House mourns Jack, a Black-tan terrier of the Roosevelt family, who died at twelve. He was buried in the White Lot with military honors as children Archie and Helen pay final respects.
Fragmented remarks argue Brigham Young deserves a place in the Hall of Fame at the St Louis exposition. Proponents say his work founded a state and shaped pioneer life, while critics contest the celebration of his legacy amid earlier settlement challenges.
An OCR fragment promotes a supposed cure for illness by constitutional remedies and a tube device. It mentions ineffective fuel applications and a “Kustechtan Tube” with a rumbling sound. It advertises a cure with “Dealices” and a product list including Hall's Family Pills and other remedies.
A testimonial notes W. Ab. Brown of Lave ville Tod used Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and reports immediate relief and a complete cure after insufferable agony. The piece claims many similar recoveries from consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with a price of 50 cents and 1.00. Free trial samples advertised.
Notice of a board meeting held November 21 1905 to approve a $2.00 per 1000 shares levy on capital stock of Pacific Gold Mining and Milling Company. Delinquent shares will be sold at public auction if not paid by March 2 1908 with secretary J L Dunkley overseeing the process.
Reading note summarizes a July Review of Reviews article on Chionwa and Novih- Wertevn, highlighting North-Western railway expansion from California to the Missouri River. Mentions large property holdings, planning across plains, and requests for more information via AL WALK BY at Noell Western preventative Sale Lokw City.
An old advertisement touts a “German Syrup” style remedy claimed to prevent throat and diphtheria trouble and sell as a free sample. it cites Dr Wadsworth and a Lem address, with dubious medical assertions and no clear endorsement.
A group of San Francisco business men funded a study into Bright's disease and diabetes, totaling 112600 dollars. The investigation began November 15, 1800, interviewing doctors and patients to assess the treatment’s efficacy. About 87 percent of test cases improved or progressed, with 13 percent unfavorable outcomes. Reports and clinical results will be published and mailed free on request from the Andrew Jour J. Funrom Company, 420 Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cal.
A garbled account from a Philadelphia observer describes alleged grave robbery and a patient named Myekia in a timeline of three weeks. The text references health effects and an electrical device, but details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
An ad asserts Dicksen's Arnica Salve cures Banus Frames Cate Bole and other ailments. It promises quick relief and a 40 day guarantee, claiming to heal skin issues and piles with a fictitious efficacy.
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