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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
2
Town leaders call on all water users in Lehi to read upcoming articles on securing a larger water supply. Stockholders in the Lehi Irrigation Company are urged to meet and authorize the board to investigate, warning that without action someone else may control the project and charge higher prices.
Lehi's public shows a growing taste for quality plays and dances. The piece urges theatre managers to provide superior offerings, noting trashy entertainment is disappearing as the city pursues beauty, refinement, and higher cultural standards.
The fragment suggests England and Japan may apply Monroe Doctrine style reasoning to Eastern Asia, signaling possible joint diplomatic or power moves in the region. The brief note points to a cautious stance rather than a concrete action.
Fire-proofing in Paterson structures protected occupants as flames surrounded two modern buildings. officers remained unharmed in one, while another suffered damage mainly to its top floors.
Housekeepers in a Chicago suburb inaugurate Weekly meetings where servants are received by mistresses in parlors. The aim is to make the suburb so attractive that servants prefer to stay and work there.
Connecticut plans to raise shaded tobacco farming by four times the prior year's area this coming season. The move follows positive results from the shade-grown experiment.
The text likens De Wet hiding among a stampede of cattle to Ulysses outsmarting the Cyclops, suggesting a cunning evasion of a trap. It emphasizes deception and strategic avoiding capture in a mythic parallel.
A German officer bet he could drink a quart of brandy in ten minutes and won the wager. He was then accorded a funeral with full military honors.
Sir Robert Ball, Cambridge University astronomy professor, forecasts a future glacial age globally. He says it will not occur for thousands of years and offers no immediate fear. The article notes his caveat about timing during past summers and upcoming seasons.
An important photochemical invention is announced enabling color photography though the brightest reds remain imperfect. The development is framed as a distinct advance in photographic science and indicates progress toward fuller color reproduction.
The piece discusses how different cultures honor various days of the week, with Sunday linked to many Christians, while Parseea honor Monday, Mohammedans Friday, and Hebrews Saturday. It notes other groups around the world filling the remaining days.
Opinion echoes that Prince Eugene would renounce his Swedish throne to wed an American woman. The remark frames the potential match as a test of his worthiness.
The President has not sent a special message to Congress urging retirement from the navy despite the retiring board’s adverse report. Jobson may pursue a business in constructing fences of political timber after all.
Notice announces Utah Sugar Company's patent application for the Racer Mining claim in Lehi District Utah County. It lists tract boundaries, includes Lot No 146, and notes location records at Lehi District Recorder and Utah County Recorder. It warns of legal deadlines to file adverse claims with the Salt Lake City Land Office.
A local notice advocates Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a household necessity. The endorsement cites prompt relief for coughs and colds, especially for families with children, recommending readers keep a bottle on hand.
The ad boasts enormous demand for the world's best workers potently aiding digestion. It touts relief from constipation headache biliousness and stomach liver or kidney troubles. Sold at Wadsworth's drug store by Caty Berard J.
A colonial report describes a herd of four adults and four young white rhinoceroses observed near a jungle. Hunters are said to avoid the animals, which are legally protected with penalties for killing. Officials note only a few specimens remain and preservation is urgent.
R Wheeler of Norwood Maine reports rapid relief after using Chambler labs Vatn Balm for rheumatic pains. He states applications cured his condition and kept him well all year. Also a generic ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine to cure colds in one day with a money back guarantee.
United States Land Office in Salt Lake City announces a State of Utah filing of list 151 selecting land tracts for permanent water reservoirs under the 1804 act. The notice lists multiple sections and townships, directs public inspection, and sets a 60 day protest window to challenge mineral value claims, with failure to protest treated as acceptance.
An old advertisement touts SALLARD'S KNOW LINIMENT as a long trusted household remedy for burns cuts sprains and bruises. It lists prices of 62 eta and 60 ets and credits T. J. Wadeworth as a promoter.
A Lehi prescription shop on Main Street urges immediate attention to throat trouble and promotes an influenza and throat remedy. The notice stresses prevention, quick treatment, and the store’s prescription department as best in Lehi.
United States Land Office in Salt Lake City announces a list of land parcels for the establishment and maintenance of an insane asylum under the act of July 16 1804. The parcels lie in a township with mineral claims and are described as SEM NW4g Bly SWI Mee 20 TH R1 5 8. A copy of the description is posted for public inspection. Within sixty days objections may be filed with the General Land Office in Washington alleging mineral value over agricultural use. failure to protest implies acceptance as non mineral.
Public notice lists location notices and proof of annual labor for sale at this office.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arpla Salve as the West’s most famous remedy for aches and pains. It claims cures for ulcers, skin eruptions, and inflammation, boasting millions of boxes sold annually and promising payment if unsatisfied. The copy references various health claims and uses bold marketing tone.
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