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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
1
The Supreme Court reversed a lower court on the Text Book case with an opinion by Judge McCarty. It notes public tabulations, open bids, and public access to original bids. It cites that adopted books are often 10 to 40 percent cheaper than current school texts affecting about 54,000 to 60,000 students.
Sale of estrays in Am. Fork Precinct County Utah. One two year old red and white faced steer branded two ball circles with 00 above, right side. Ear marks include left ear notched and upper and lower bits. If unclaimed, will be sold at public auction Monday December 20, 1902 at 2:00 PM.
Henry C Stearns Deogist of Shollaborg Wisconsin reports in a May 20 2001 letter that Ballard's Horehound Syrup relieves hoarseness croupy cough and breathing difficulties with strong customer satisfaction after two years of selling the product.
A vintage advertisement claims Electric Bitters dissolve stomach upset and nervousness, regulate kidneys and liver, and purify blood. It guarantees refunds if no improvement, offered by all dealers in tonic remedies.
Fred Harwood a University School of Music graduate of Ann Arbor Michigan will return home in February and prepare to offer piano lessons.
The article advocates hospital cars as rapid medical response on rail lines for accidents. It cites Pennsylvanias and New York Central systems, notes delays when distant hospitals are needed, and recounts a northern division incident where a worker suffered a severe fracture before antiseptics were ensured.
The Kickapoo Company will open at Laht Opera House Friday evening December 2 with a ten night run. They present illustrated lectures moving pictures Polyscope and moving pictures with Mr and Mrs Fitts premier musical vaudeville Acts include a troupe of educated performing dogs and punny sketches. Adults free children ten cents.
The production B stands under Er Carpetter and arrives at Lehi Opera House this Tuesday December 90. It features a spectacular fire scene with a panoramic New York Harbor view lit by electric lights. The spectacle uses over six hundred yards of sail to depict waves of fire and promises novel stage effects.
Supt Cutler Jr and family plus Mr Leon Taylor returned home Sunday from Waverly Washington. The factory under Cather’s supervision produced better sugar quality and higher output, cutting beet tonnage by 14 000 and yielding 4 700 000 pounds of sugar as the season ends. Cutler will soon return to Waverly then proceed East to buy machinery to enlarge the factory.
The article details Jack Davis, nicknamed Diamondteld, being pardoned by Idaho Governor Hunt and Secretary Palmer after a prolonged legal saga. Davis, once jailed for a homicide tied to Sparks & Herrolds cattle interests, fled the country, was recaptured, convicted, and later commuted to life imprisonment before a pardon was granted. Supporters including John Sparks, Nevada governor-elect, argue for innocence and expended funds on his defense.
George Austin of the Utah Sugar company returns from a three week tour of California sugar factories. He visited Chino Los Alamitos Oxnard and the Spreckles plant at Salinas noting strong operations. He reports beets yielding eight to ten tons per acre and discusses plant capacity and planned upgrades for a new Dearborn plant.
Sunday services held in memory of the prophet Joseih Sinith drew a large crowd. Attendees including Mrs. Maithin Evans Mr. Deter Lott and others shared brief recollections of their acquaintance with the prophet and his early life. Dr Clift and John Woodhouse spoke at length about the prophet’s visions and the religious work he accomplished in his short career. Elder Woehouse described the spread of Mormonism since the prophet's introduction to the world.
A. I. Carpenter presents A Little Outcast a melodrama of the Olean type with intercut scenes and a love story. The production promises stirring moments and a noble moral lesson, with the play A Tile Outen coming to the Lehi Opera House next Tuesday Dec 59.
The issue highlights annual labor for sale at the office and previews transportation on landside sea. The Scientific American presents the topic in its characteristic form with a mix of technical detail and light satire, noting broad public interest and extensive information on tonnage and shipping.
Messers Jonas Holdworth David Smith and Thomas Webb made a trip to Balt Lake on Monday.
H A Briggs urges Wiscon sin breeders to choose large mares for draft crossing with preferred breed to gain size and quality. For carriage horses he favors mares with live quality and crossing with top coach or standardbred stock, noting prices from 140 to 8500 dollars and weights around 1489 pounds to 16 hands.
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