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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
2
A speech criticizes anarchist threats and outlines Senator Howe’s plan. It proposes death for killing the U S President or foreign rulers, up to twenty years for attempts or conspiracies, and accomplice liability for aiding escapes.
The bill introduced in both houses by Senator Haoné and Representative Taylor would grant Mrs McKinley a pension of 5000 dollars per year. The measure is considered straightforward and will be passed without discussion.
Mrs Ormaby of Chicago has seven years of marriage and fourteen children born as twins, a triplet set, a quadruplet, and three single arrivals. Her husband, a plumber, supposedly invents unwanted things. The article hints she is suing for divorce.
Tillmin and McLaurin of South Carolina clashed in the Senate Chamber on Monday signaling continuing strife within the state as two senators battled with firm determination and little peace between them.
A provocative editorial questions reviving debates around Emilio Aguinaldo and suggests moving past lingering controversies. It argues for focusing on present political challenges rather than reopening old disputes.
A political jab questions moving anarchists offshore. The author argues against exile by water, suggesting punishment by sea and letting fish feast as a satirical critique of policy.
A Chicago physician advocates Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and adults with coughs and bronchial irritation. The text extols its safety and popularity and mentions distribution and wartime cotton industry context in New England and the South.
State of Utah and United States Land Office in Salt Lake City publish notices of land selections for permanent water reservoirs and mineral versus agricultural use reviews. Tracts described include sections in townships and ranges, with sixty day protest windows and procedures for contesting the selections. Officials Frank D. Hobart and A. Smith oversee postings and inspections.
Notice of delinquent stock from Pacific Gold Mining and Milling Co with shares in Alpine Mining District Utah. Delinquent amounts listed per shareholder and a public auction sale set for Monday in December 1901 at 5 oclock to cover delinquent assessments and advertising expenses. Secretary J. Dunkley to publish for December 6 1901.
Notice records list 148 lands chosen by the state for irrigation under federal act. Described tracts in Sec 27 and 22 Tp 8 R 1 E are posted for public inspection. Protests within sixty days to contest mineral value claims will be reported to the General Land Office in Washington.
A warning on throat vulnerabilities stresses quick care at first sign of trouble. It promotes a Diphtheria Remedy and urges keeping an eye on any sore throat. The note also highlights Lehi’s T.J. Wadeworth prescription department as the best local source.
An old advertisement claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for non cure cases. Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo that the remedy cures by acting on the bloodstream. Includes notary public assertion dated December 6 1886. Also promotes pills and a herbal drink with money back guarantee for skin eruptions and digestive issues.
A Tennessee River region reader from Deowur, Alabama credits Electric Bitters with curing years of chronic indigestion constipation and bowel issues. He reports improved appetite energy and overall health after using the medicine, praising its effects for stomach liver and kidney troubles.
Soldiers in the war wrote of relief from scratches bruises and sores and stiff joints. Bucklen arnica balm touted as best on wounds ulcers and skin eruptions. Available for two cents at T J Wadworth.
Halt Lake City Utah October 14 1001 notice that the state of Utah has filed a list of lot 88 for an asylum site under the 1804 act. tracts include 844 NEMq and lots 1 and 2 in township with mineral claims. protests to the claim must be filed by November 27 1406 L D 450. FRANK D Hobba Register GEO A Smith Receiver. First Publication October 24.
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