Postoffice Ledger Errors Prompt Local Delay
Fragmentary notes from Leh Utah show postal office disorder with misprinted stamps and a manager J M Kirkalam. Residents report delays and confusion as second class parcels are held pending corrections.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary notes from Leh Utah show postal office disorder with misprinted stamps and a manager J M Kirkalam. Residents report delays and confusion as second class parcels are held pending corrections.
The article notes Saratoga and Saltaire competing for resort status highlighting public interest in Toilet reforms and a desire to improve the city hall. It mentions Salt Lake City's political shift toward peace, plans for a new municipal building, Alpine water rights proposals, beet topping advances, and labor wage trends for driving teams, with calls for progress and development across local areas.
City ordinance targets property owners who allow weeds or vegetation to grow on sidewalks obstructing passage. The measure reinforces sidewalk maintenance and fines for noncompliance, noting past enforcement gaps and calls for stricter application.
Citizens urged to cooperate as city aims to improve and keep sidewalks clean and free of obstructions. Officials emphasize the new law and insist on proper sidewalk maintenance for safer passage.
A hoard of gold and silver coins valued at about £509 was found in a townland near Angheley in County Terane. The coins were buried within an old wall on the Cumus family property, suggesting the wall once formed part of an ancient building. Coins bear dates indicating the hoard was placed over fifty years ago.
An old advertisement promotes De Shoop health coffee claiming it disturbs stomach heart and kidneys. It touts a blend resembling Java or Mocha with malt and nuts, made quickly and sold by T J Wadworth.
The piece argues truth telling forms the basis of accurate statements and trusted societies. It notes honest people without deceit are truthful, but warns that lax laws and jocular habits can erode reliability. Citing Hayes and Sir Walter Scott, it touts education that teaches truthfulness.
A quirky ad touts Hollister Mountain Tea and Tea Tablets as the secret of beauty. It credits T. J. Wadsworth and emphasizes a rosy stylish look at a price of three cents.
A child named Fritz writes a playful ode to his dachshund describing it as German and loyal, noting its distinctive shape and stubborn yet endearing nature. The prose blends mispronunciations with affection, calling the dog the sole steady breath among the family.
A schoolteacher assigns an English composition topic about weather but laughs when a student writes The world te Cup of win. The prompt and misspellings evoke a playful moment in the classroom showing how a blunt misreading reveals the humor of language learning.
Corl Cotpty Clerk announces a probate guardianship matter regarding an heir listed as Honey Awthor and related creditors. The notice cites a hearing deadline before the court in Lehi Utah with attorney A.J. Eva for the estate. First publication Aug 14.
Legal notice from Wind tio state outlining land sale terms, submission deadlines, and approval process. Includes references to Congress, land tracts, and dates for posting and contest procedures. Indicates publication dates and responsible officials.
Notice records a land claim protest and mineral versus agricultural value dispute under a July 1 act. It warns against objections to lands described by division and asks for written protests by landowners and interested parties before the listed deadline.
A humorous exchange notes published pictures of the Russian parliament appearing as if the members sat in rows. Frivolous Fan suggests the czar dissolved the assembly when he broke it up, causing the house to terminate in tears.
An OCR fragment discusses nervous indigestion and nerve control of digestion. It touts Dr Miles Nervine as restoring nervous energy and aiding organ function, claiming relief after use and money-back guarantees. The ad-style text mentions the Miles Medical Co. and Elkhart.
Vintage style advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. Claims include reduced urination pain, clearer kidney function, and general health benefits. Encourages readers to request a free sample and book from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
Notice states under the Act of Congress approved July 14, 4 as amended a list of lands in Utah is filed for selection. The register invites objections and protests from any party claiming an interest, noting further that lands deemed non mineral will be considered for approval after review. Proceedings to be reported to the General Land Office in Washington DC.
Notice records the selection of lands by Utah under the general land act and describes multiple townships and sections. It states that copies of the letters patent have been posted for public inspection and that protests against mineral use claims will be noted and reported to the General Land Office in Washington.
A Bible presented by King Edward is to be given to Beaten church at Wilamburg Virginia for its consecration on October 10. The volume was sent to Ambassador Hryee in Washington who will forward it to church officials.
A garbled exchange discusses a woman’s value and dignity, with fragmented phrases suggesting a dispute about whether a woman’s beauty warrants special treatment or protection. The text hints at gendered expectations without clear actions or outcomes.
Public notice from the United States Land Office in Utah Territory announces land tracts offered for sale. Claims or objections must be filed within a specified period, with appeals to the General Land Office in Washington, DC. First publication dated May 25, 1907.
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