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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1901
Page
2
Senator Kearns arrived in Salt Lake from Washington and urged Western unity for arid land policy. He praised President Roosevelt's stance and called for a broad plan to secure federal aid for reservoir projects and mineral land reforms, backed by Western representatives and voters.
A Sunday concert by the M J A Choir showcased young singers in civil pieces with praise for their tone and effort. Observers noted strong female voices but uneven bass, while the event highlighted community support and local musicianship amid formal notices about land records and agency actions.
The New Year issue of the Tribune, a 64 page edition, arrives with extensive information on Utah reserves and industries. It serves to demonstrate western progress to eastern readers and stands as a welcome visitor to the office.
An ordinance amends sections 45 52 60 67 78 68 and 88 of the Revised Ordinances of Lehi City to adjust date references and amounts. The measure, passed December 15 1803 and published November 24, 1001, is certified by Mayor George Acestin and City Recorder L James B Rows.
A New York morning edition highlights a Utah focused update on industries and progress, noting the issue is rich in information and should be preserved for future reference.
The funeral held Thursday in Dopey for Jamen Buber who died after an illness at age 18. Elders Ell Kendell Tyro Saker and Then' dent Ad spoke. Vermella Neer, daughter of Navid Blewsangh, attended with her siblings. The obituary notes he was a Father to thirteen children, with one surviving heir.
A government notice from Salt Lake City Utah announces land patent actions and permanent reservations for irrigation purposes. It notes the process to contest or provide comment, with details about locations surveyed and officials involved, including a first publication date and administrative steps toward approval.
The state of Utah has filed list 148 of lands for a permanent water reserve under the 1842 Act. Tracts in Tp 3 S R 1 W include mineral claims. A file copy and subdivisions are posted for inspection. Within sixty days objections may be filed. non mineral status evidence may be reported to Washington. Frank D. Hobbs Register, Gey A. Smith Receiver. First publication Dec 5th.
A seed firm urges farmers to seed wisely at seed time to ensure harvest value. It touts Forry's lamnoe crede as their best selling variety and notes farmers worldwide use Ferry seeds for higher yields. The 1902 catalog and guide are available free on request from D M Ferry & Co Detroit Michigan.
Mrs. 8. TI. Newt of Deemur Alabama credits Electric Bitters for ending three years of agony from indigestion stomach and bowel troubles. She reports improved appetite and weight gain after using the remedy. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a universal cure for stomach liver and kidney issues with a money back guarantee.
An old advertisement fragment touts Diphtheria Remedy and Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims prevention tips, urges keeping medicines on hand, and lists F J Cheney Co Toledo and Hall's pills with testimonials and a money back guarantee. It mentions notaries and legal-like declarations from 1886.
The ad proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Balm as best for scratches, sores, wounds, corns, bare feet, stiff joints, boils, skin eruptions and piles. It promises cure or no pay and lists T. J. Wadworth as the seller.
Trusted States Land Office announces a list of lands in Utah proposed for an asylum under federal act. Protests must be filed within sixty days to challenge mineral status. non protests may lead to approval. Names Frank D Hobbs and Geo A Smith appear as officials. First publication October 24.
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