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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
3
Time Card notes trains west depart at No 7 and No 1 and No 0 with service details unclear due to damaged text. The fragment references timetable items and possible departures. Entities include No 7 No 1 and No 0 and generic time card context.
The Union Pacific Railway outlines a comprehensive protective policy to guard passengers against accidents and hazards. It notes millions spent on track improvement and safety measures to support speed, reliability, and overall service superiority for travel via Salt Lake City and Denver with seamless connections.
The notice lists rail connections in Colorado with daily trains between Ogden and Denver. It mentions routes to Glenwood Springs Aspen Leadville Cripple Creek Colorado Springs Pueblo Denver and connections to Omaha Chicago and Salt Lake City. Agent W Donagill Geul at 206 Dooly Block Salt Lake publicizes Pullman sleeping cars on two daily trains between Ogden and Denver.
The readable text suggests handwritten letters directed to a person or group identified as LE. The fragmentary lines mention "personal" and refer to letters dated or prepared for a specific recipient, with no clear event or outcome.
An advertisement urges adults with cold or throat ailments to visit T. J. Wadsworth for a free sample bottle of Boschre’s German Syrup and promotes Acker’s Blood Elixir for blood diseases. It claims wide endorsement, a money back guarantee, and states one free bottle per person with parental consent for minors.
A poet describes a sunbeam entering a cottage through an open casement and brightening a mother and child. The beam toys with a baby, cheers the matron, and holds the baby’s gaze as the world outside fades to darkness. Ellia Handall.
Odd OCR line touts a pleasant and effective remedy. It mentions a price of 2 cents and references a address in Wadsworth. The text fails to provide clear context or full product details.
A death and a birth occurred the same day in Paris Idaho February 10 1902. Willy Bell daughter of James H and Elizabeth Wallis born March 1 1902 died aged about one year and a half. Funeral was held February 17 1052 at the residence with a comforting address. A second child born to the same parents later that day weighed 11 pounds.
The Farmer’s Union of American Fork will host a ball on February 26 at the opera hour, and members have ordered 27 tons of coal at 3.75 per ton. Pleasant Grove plans organize efforts with Manila farmers inviting aid. A local farmer praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, sold by H. I. Merrihew.
Mrs H Geiger of Dinkerton Iowa says she tried many medicines for stomach trouble and constipation but never saw good results from Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by H H Morrison and James W Gardner. Gardner then left for a train to Greeley and Loveland Colorado.
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