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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
2
The firm announces leadership changes with Jase Harwoun as president and W BK Racin as vice president. Tren Tay on and others listed as managers and officers under the No 15 formation.
Out of 1200 locomotives in use in Japan, 500 are of American make. A Canadian professor taunts he solved flight, Paris sells Beggar's Journal at 4 cents, and merchants buy it for dates and events. An artesian well in Gloucester County Virginia magnetizes iron that touches its waters, a remarkable property.
A Cleveland representative who owns mines producing 740000 tons of coal per year cannot secure enough fuel for his Washington home. The passage notes economic tensions with Switzerland and criticizes price rises by Standard Oil amid broader trade and monopoly concerns.
A lay of East Orange New Jersey records a white resident offering her house for the wedding of her Black servant. The act recalls prewar Southern customs and suggests such courtesies will be rarer again across the country.
A discussion in Chicago focuses on the so called problem play. Critics argue it skewers police court and medical news, signaling concerns about its influence on public mental health perceptions.
The notice warns that about a ton of writing paper and a hundred tons of temper waste are wasted each year by people who annihilate their correspondence. Beginning January 1, it will be 10.
An English woman, possibly a student of conditions among the very poor, condemns bargain counters as immoral. She argues the poor will not believe the critique or admit its truth. The remark reflects social commentary on consumer practices and class perception.
The obituary notes Alexander C. Hutchingen a New Orleans railway president and financier who harshly rebuffed charity requests yet secretly aided the needy. Afterward a hidden benefactor supplied relief unseen by his colleagues.
An old notice reports a financial matter involving stock valued at 112 500 dollars paid by a group for a vaccine or apocilic product. It mentions a commission, results from tests, and public mailing of reports by a committee linked to Clinton deporte of Mieteakene.
The Silvertown lays cable between San Francisco and Honolulu at seven and a half to eight knots despite bad seas and head winds. Once weather clears, higher speed is expected.
A large cave was found in Gibraltar rock about 150 yards south of the eastern edge of the rock formation. The cave measures roughly 40 by 70 feet, with stalactites stalagmites and columns. References include Governor Mickey of Nebraska declining a religiously themed invitation asserting his Methodist identity. A Virginia Assembly bill sought to end kissing the Bible during administration and legislative observances, with debates on recognition of honsons, serritary, and aesthetic terms.
The notice lists Assessment No 137 for Mividle old Mistig Milling Company at Alpine mine locations. It states a levy of 200 per 1000 on the capital stock of the corporation and requires immediate payment to the Secretary of the Company on February 6th, 1000, including advertising and expenses.
The document appears to be a damaged old notice naming F J Obey and multiple firms, asserting trustworthiness and financial ability to fulfill obligations. It references a Catarrh cure and various druggists, with garbled sections about prices, internal use, and legal-like attestations.
A letter from R Porter of Salt Lake City claims relief after 24 years of indigestion using a remedy called Hee bine. He notes past doctors failed to help and recommends others to try the treatment, urging readers to learn why it worked for him.
A home remedy article promotes a pain balm as superior to a plaster for back and chest pain. It claims the balm provides quicker relief for tired nerves and general pain, with a drugstore option named in the text. It cautions on patient adherence to regimen and regular use for best results.
Notice from Salt Lake City advising that the State of Utah has filed Net No. 151 a family selection for permanent water reservoirs to irrigate lands. The list of tracts includes NW SEL Bee 15 6h Township range details and land parcels, posting and public notice requirements, and a call for comments by a set date with penalties for failure to respond.
Executors of Joseph J. Smith file with the Secretary of State a full, correct report on The Lehi Commercial & Savings Bank's affairs as of November 25, 102. The balance sheet lists loans, deposits, and real estate with specific figures, including overwhelming overdrafts, securities, and debt to state banks. The document is notarized and certified by J. Hammond, Secretary of State.
A wartime style notice discusses using a liquid remedy to treat colds, warns it is non-harmful but advises caution in dosing children, and notes a public sale by H B Merrihew with items including the remedy and related goods. It cautions readers about safe use and potential federal or official contracts tied to the sale.
A garbled notice warns readers about a dangerous household remedy linked to a long standing claim. It mentions a pill for deep illnesses and lists risks from liver or stomach issues, urging caution and suggesting regulatory action amid legal concerns.
The State of Utah summons Martha Jean McArthur Plaitva and John William McArthur to appear within twenty days after service in Utah County. If served, respond within thirty days or default will be entered. Clerk will file after service. Attorney A.D. Evans for Plaintiff. Post office address Renn Block Lehi City Utah County Utah 12-11 Box 1-8.
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