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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1903
Page
2
The note cites Groner Wein as President and Jastes HARWoon as Viewpresident with W. EF. Racin as Bow and Treas Hauer Tayivon. It references Wb. Ween Granoe Wein and management at Tenneitown No. 16.
The Kickspoo company entertains crowds at the Opera House and offers a chance to win silverware valued at 8700. Pirates roam the Red Sea as space writers continue producing copy from Zola and his works.
The piece notes Boer Generals urging loyalty to Great Britain while Kroger and other statesmen cling to national lands to uphold Boer Nationality. It argues soldiers know when they’ve had enough, while those who stay home do the talking.
A new amendment extends livestock rail time limits to 40 horses provoking hopes the Senate will block it. The text condemns the measure as dumb animals deserve better treatment. Annapolis midshipmen form a study union to police student recreation hours and grade conformity, a stark display of unionism with a vengeance.
In a grueling march from Dresden to Berlin covering 124 miles with no sleep and only one hour for breaks, Karl Mann aged 28 won in 26 hours 56 minutes at an average of 4.6 miles per hour. He and the first six finishers were noted as vegetarians.
Government experts warn new war strategy in Tadia to deploy Goorkha detachments against wolves and tigers driving predation on humans. Beasts remain a grave menace as natives report higher losses from dangerous wildlife than from hens or other animals.
A western heir inherits forty thousand from a will. His poet relative insists on sharing with kin, but the estranged family cannot agree on division. To end the pressure, the man squanders the money and gives it away, ending the burden of importuning kin.
Fragmented text suggests debate over clerks marriages and salary in the Post Office. The note argues Payne should prioritize staff efficiency and proper compensation over personal restrictions. Details unclear due to damaged source.
The text outlines a chaotic scene involving a senator, Kamour, and disjointed references to elections, power, and threats. It suggests a violent, unstable political climate with warnings of death and suppression of dissent, and mentions figures like King Norges and a president’s mood.
A 1900s style report details a large transfer of 1125000 dollars tied to a prescription for Bright's disease. A committee publishes clinical reports of ten cases and plans to publish results free of charge. Address Juny J. Ponnow Company San Francisco.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a patent remedy sale and medical claims for catarrh cure. It mentions Cheney Co Poludo and unrelated garbled lines. The readable parts show an ad style promise of cures and references to prices and distributors.
A household note extols a well known cough remedy used for winter colds and stomach upset. It claims prompt relief for children and adults, praising ease of taking and trusted by families, with seller H.R. Merrihow offering the product.
The document certifies the Lehi Commercial & Savings Bank of Utah, reporting its assets liabilities and equity as of November 25 1902. It lists cash on hand seventy seven thousand eight hundred and eight dollars and other items including real estate stock certificates and unpaid dividends. The report was sworn before notary public James Little and attested by Secretary of State James T Hammond.
The Sunurons case in the Dixtelet Court of the Mourtle Judicial District Utah asks Maria dJewnett McAriiin and John Willian McArthur to appear within twenty to thirty days after service. The defendant must defend or risk a judgment by default. Attorney A. J. Evans represents the plaintiff from Rows Block Main Street Lehi City Utah.
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