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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
2
The writer argues that public anger over religious influence is waning and that Reed Smoot should be seated as senator. He notes Smoot has not broken laws and rejects polygamy accusations faced by B H Roberts, predicting Smoot’s election.
A Chicago physician asserts each organ has separate intelligence and to cure illness one must scold the organs when diseased. He jokes about damning signs and the liver as an old habit, noting such thoughts are not new but amusing reflections on feverish behavior.
A fragment argues against anarchist plots to kill King Leopold, labeling such acts as foolish and impractical. The writer portrays Leopold as democratic and approachable, challenging the idea that radicals could morally justify assassination over social irregularities.
The former sovereign plans another winter lobbying campaign in Congress seeking financial relief. The speaker comments that after funding pensions for many ex-rulers and chiefs, a pension for Ex-Uncle Sam may be needed.
The article highlights how cold conditions reveal the dangers of monopolies in essential services like fuel and labor. It argues that limited coal access and centralized control threaten affordability and reliability for the public.
A satirical remark imagines Hon. Tom Reed and the President influencing public sentiment. The quip envisions readers and coal miners feeling sharper commentary, stirring a lively, if controversial, winter in town.
A harsh contest leaves seven hares killed and forty five wounded as Princs Eistoy hazy claims victory over Adirondack hunters. Western railroad presidents fear troop deployments are not proof of true patriotism.
A damaged excerpt mentions Senator Julius Ceasar Borrowa of Michigan and a beet sugar trust lobby in Washington. It hints at favorable terms for Congress members and implies ongoing lobbying influence without clear details.
Printed images of Mr Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes raise questions about resemblance and lineage, leaving observers unsure if the man pictured is the jurist or a different individual sharing his likeness.
The message argues that labor should seize the chance and influence the immigration bill by supporting Senator Lodges amendment, suggesting a strategic political move for unions.
The statement argues that preserving seals requires slaughter and that Prof. Elliot would oversee the operation at a high salary. The claim frames lethal control as a preservation tactic and names the professor as the supervising authority.
Henry M. Stanley proposes examining Miican tribes sociologically to infer how climate, altitude, and diet affect physical, mental, and moral traits. He notes finding the tallest man in high altitudes as part of his observations.
A French critic on the industrial struggle warns of a terrific explosion as trusts confront labor and capital. He views it through a French Revolutionary lens and underplays safety valves like savings banks and ballots. The American worker tokens abundance of bread and cake remain a hopeful irony.
The plan to reclaim fens and salt marshes extends from Europe to the United States. An $8,000,000 program between New York and Portland aims to drain marshlands and arid lands to raise land values by about $40,000,000.
The piece notes Dr Lorena as a renowned surgeon admitted to practice in the country via a large Armour family fee and praised for charity work. It also mocks the German Vorwaerts for attacking Krupp’s pension system, calling it hypocrisy and renaming the paper Backwards.
A San Francisco business group paid a large sum for an experimental treatment labeled Bright's disease and diabetes. The venture reported eighty seven percent of test cases well or improving by August twenty fifth with thirteen percent failures. The investigation by the commission will publish clinical reports upon request. Joan J. Favon Company, 420 Montgomery St, San Francisco.
An old advertisement promotes Chambertain's Vogl Remedy as a cold preventative available through retailer B Merrihew. It claims safety for teens and adults, no harmful substances, and pleasant taste, urging customers to stock up before winter.
The estate of Joseph J Wealth deceased notifies creditors to present their claims to the named administrator at the residence of Henry Smithpotite by Sept 15. The notice appears in the county seat and asks for formal proofs and expressions of debt against the estate.
A garbled historical notice shows multiple signatures praising a businessman, listing names and places in a long unreadable attestation. The legibility is poor but indicates a sworn or formal endorsement of trust and conduct.
A fragmented notice from Salt Lake City Utah outlines land and mineral rights proceedings. It mentions subdivision actions under state authority, references to public notice timelines and regulatory approvals, and notes involvement of investigators and officials in wind and mineral land claims.
Unclear OCR text fragment mentions names and activities with stray phrases about feasts and cures. The readable bits reference a person named Foster and scattered phrases suggesting events, drinking cups, and friendly recommendations. No coherent event or clear entities beyond Foster appear.
A garbled passage mentions an affected party and a dispute over a service or remedy. The text references a person seeking an appointment and a failed or contested outcome, with scattered phrases suggesting medical or legal concerns and a sale note from Meyrilinn.
Secretary of State of Utah reports the Lehi Commercial & Savings Bank status as of November 25, 1902. The document lists loans, mortgage holdings, bonds, certificates, real estate, deposits, due from state banks, and bank balance figures including cash on hand and current expenses and taxes.
The document records a sworn statement by T. K. Cutler regarding a bank and its operations with a notary public attesting to the accuracy of a report. It cites the State of Utah Secretary of State certification that the copied statement is correct and on file. The date referenced is the 23rd day of November, with the sworn acknowledgment occurring in December.
The readable fragment references a performance by a company led by Chien at the Opera Hon Thandlay Dew. Readers will hear about the singers and program as part of a lively cultural notice in the issue.
A vintage ad claims King's New Life Ville pills ease dyspepsia dizziness headache and liver or bowel troubles. The copy notes the product is gentle and sold at local drug stores for relief.
Frightened group along the Mersey area reports eerie incidents as locals react to strange events. Officials caution residents about safety while investigators probe causes and seek cooperation from nearby communities.
Summons issued by the Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah Lehi City Utah to respond within twenty days after service. The plaintiff A J Evans appears and the defendant must file a response with the clerk within ten days after service or judgment may be entered.
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