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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
2
Transcontinental lines back irrigation in the west to boost settlers and farm output. Railroads expect higher traffic and profits from larger markets for crops. Funds already raised favor a Lehi grist mill powered by electricity with modern machinery and improvements.
Logan appears set to secure four sugar factories to process the beet crop, as Cache Valley farmers rejoice in a beautiful valley they hope will supply a factory. Beet sugar plants in irrigated districts are currently most successful when growers unite and work with determination.
A number of notable residents intend to leave the area in spring. Some head to Canada seeking good openings for settlers. Others move to different sections where conditions seem more favorable. Those who have already left Lehi and settled elsewhere report financial improvement and better prospects than at home.
The piece notes criminals kidnapping children or wealthy parents for ransom, warning of severe punishment. It mentions Mr Cleveland dent denying voting for Pres McKinley and questions his stance based on a letter to the Atlanta Journal.
The note extends holiday greetings to all readers wishing them a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year with warm wishes for happiness and success in the coming year.
Dr A Bosheo markets Rombeo's German Syrup as a celebrated medicine for coughs and lung troubles. Claimed to rapidly cure colds and respiratory ailments with three doses, the product has been sold since 1808 across towns and villages. Available through T J Wadsworth Drugstore with a Green's Price Almanac.
An advertisement touts Hood's Maranparina as a permanent cure for scrofula and related skin and glandular conditions. It cites a case in Wawarsing NM where a daughter of Bilat Vernooy improved after six bottles, with sores healed and no relapse observed.
A fragment from the Rocky Mountain News describes Hood’s Sarsaparilla claiming cures and detailing an advertising plan. The author discusses promoting a travel catalogue via major Eastern stations and keeping on hand information for Western travel inquiries.
Advertisement requests particulars to Ut A Sherman General Manager Corcorn Building opposite United States Treasury in Washington. State compensation and work details may be available through the listed enveloper inquiry.
A fragment claims thousands benefited from King’s New Life Pills for sick and nervous headaches. It promises pure blood and restored health for 25 cents, urging purchase despite uncertain attribution to T. J Wideworth or a druggist.
The 100 Almanac by Hicks and associates is promoted as a premier annual with warnings for storms cold waves and other weather events. The ad touts its accuracy and preprints, urging subscribers to order from Wm Hicks Works Publishing, 2201 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo, prepaid 75 cents for the Almanac.
A fragment discusses dubious cures and remedies for headaches and indigestion. It criticizes continued spending on ineffective treatments and mentions Dewitt and Hood's Pills in a skeptical tone.
Classified notice seeking an active man of good character to deliver and collect for a long established wholesale honey business in Utah. Payment details and references implied, with unclear contact specifics and scattered product names and brands.
Fragmentary medical note references Laxative Bromo Quin ine and a refined remedy. Mentions W. Grove and Wex in a cryptic fashion. No clear patient or outcome.
An affidavit from Frank J. Cheney of Toledo proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh. The document promises a $100 reward for any case not helped, with testimonials from customers praising relief and improved health.
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