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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
2
A garbled Lehi Banner snippet notes a maritime probe and evacuation at a local port. The fragment mentions booted tones and a transit event affecting the community, with limited readable details about the investigation or involved parties.
Lehi voters chose new city officers by a large majority signaling demand for change and accountability over the next two years. The paper notes expectations for improved services and scrutiny over liquor enforcement, while acknowledging past editorial challenges and local events such as reunions and a newborn.
The school opened on Thursday with an enrollment of 800 pupils. The Row Building dome and last school lunch were mentioned. Population listed includes 966 children with 48 boys and 476 girls. Parents invited to visit schools at any time.
A large demand for beet crops this year leaves farmers unable to cure all they want. Arrangements have been made to bring together the best growers at the factory next week.
An 19th century ad notice promotes the Midland Magazine offered by the Victorian publishing firm in St. Louis. It invites readers to subscribe at ten cents per copy and promises the magazine as a unique publication for the era.
A stated past medicine trial describes a bout of la grippe two years ago with coughs and lung troubles. The writer notes the family physician prescribed a remedy that avoided relief and mentions attempting various prior medications without benefit.
Notice is hereby given that the following named persons must appear for final proof of their claims before the register in Salt Lake City Utah on January 1 1800. Names include Elleaborth Hartieun widow of George Line rimon, and George W Williams John Williams and John Wy Williams all of Battle Lake City Utah.
The Secretary of State of Utah provides a financial report on Lela Commercial & Savings Bank located in Lels County, detailing assets and liabilities as of December 10. The document lists capital, surplus, and deposits, with statutory notes and official notarization confirming delivery to the state.
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