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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1898
Page
5
A humorous verse from the Lost Creek Lyre lampoons romantic dream themes. The narrator recalls visiting Maria while she slept under pinon shade and snoring loudly, confessing regret at seeing her dreaming and wishing he hadn't went.
The weather turned cooler with four days of near normal temperatures and heavy thunder showers that alleviated drought. Rain aided corn, potatoes, sugar beets, and late-seeded grain while harvests and threshing advance. Western regions face limited water supply, more rain needed. The Maine memorial fund may reach about $8,500 from Mormon contributions, with 80 percent of the target about $8,400 raised so far. The August New Time issue excelling in illustrations and a front portrait of Toledo mayor S. M. Jones is noted, plus “The Last Slave” and other features. Advertising items promote Clover Root Tea and Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
The great Educational Book by Dr Karl G Maeser is offered in three bindings Buckram Cloth vellum and leather with Maeser portrait and back design. Prices range from $2.00 to $3.75 with varying bindings and interiors.
A mixed page lists sales ads and cures including De Witt's Little Liver Pills for constipation, Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy with six bottles for 3, and Shiloh's Cure promised to stop coughs. Also advertised are six acres of land, lucern and farm stock, binding twine, and a local druggist Wadworth.
Oregon Short Line sells round trip tickets Lehi to Omaha for 48 with dates June 1 to Oct 15 and return by November 15. Also promoting Gladstone His Life and Public Services by Thomas W Hanford with 600 pages and 100 engravings at 1.50, offering commission and credit terms.
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