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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
6
A whimsical rural scene describes Lowe and Lightning building a cottage as summer blooms fade. Lightning returns, causing upheaval and a swift escape as an earthquake shakes the hills. They seek a safer home where voices go quiet and bees and birds still find harmony.
Jose, a bell ringer, defies danger to warn worshippers when the great bell collapses. He is grievously injured by falling debris, and Anita, calm and composed, stays by his side as he awakens. The line between love and duty drives him to a tragic end.
Lawson, Thomas W. Lawson, greeted by a young woman bearing college diplomas in his Rowton office. He employed her as temporary secretary at eighty hours later, and she delivered dictated letters marked by striking orthographic mistakes. She quipped about being bewitched as Lawson blamed a fairy spell on her.
Judges in Nevada Missouri awarded all participating babies with praise rather than prizes. Mothers present shared smiles as the pageant focused on charm and community.
Jake Stahl has not played his Dent game since Minesa. Lajoie Flick Parent and Slagle have five hits in five at bats. Washington loaned outfielder Rothgehb to Baltimore. Charley Moran shines at short for Indianapolis and is batting well. Washington pursues talent while valuing current material. Malachi Kittridge anticipates better road hitting due to summer weather. Paddy Livingstone stays in Stogles after failed Highlanders terms. Western managers doubt Grimshaw and Lachance moves. Clarkson status with Jersey City unclear. Barrow at Milwaukee shines with new pitchers Albert Martin and Jaeger joining the Hoosiers.
Pirates catcher Gibson from Ontario leads notes as Dahlen tops homers with five. Cincinnati rejects Phelps for Warner trade, while McBride sent to St. Louis for Brain. Clarke returns to Pittsburg as trades and signings ripple through Central and Pacific Coast leagues with multiple player releases and signings including Wie gam and Farrell.
The Indianapolis club sends catcher Frank Roth to St Louis for catcher Weaver. Hol Dunkle of Louisville rounds into form for the Colonels while Ed Grillo’s pitcher Murphy shows ambidexterity. Toledo notes Harry Casdaday as Toledo’s fastest out fielder and Kellum shuffles between pitch and outfield. Rosehaupt of Indianapolis releases Craig as Cuffian arrives. Jock Bulligan of St Paul flaunts a diamond scarf pin from Chicago friends. Barry McCormick showcases him.
Atlanta paid Kansas City $600 for Joe Rickert. Birmingham sold Cowboy Clarke to Meridian Chub. Birmingham touts strong pitching with Clark Reagan, Winepat Rick, Dessau, and Pylant. Dessau recalled from Meridian won two games with four hits and one run then two hits and a shutout. Frank Shannon returns from South play. address given as 8s Draper street Dorchester Mass.
The Omaha Club has dismissed pitcher Thomas and placed him on unpaid reserve. St Joseph manager Douglam posted new clubhouse rules demanding two hours of morning practice in uniform. Sioux City seeks to trade for Schaub or Vollendorf from Denver, hoping to obtain a left handed pitcher, while catcher Borton’s return from jumping may be used as exchange bait.
Reports cover racing at St Cloud France, Western Association tournaments in Liake Minnetonka, boxing match setups in Butte, Canada winning the Kolapore Cup at Bisley, and yacht and sailing updates in Hamburg and Toronto. Also notes Miss Annette Kellerman touring England and America, and university race distance debates at Cornell.
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