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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
4
Town officers listed include mayor and council members with multiple misspellings and garbled names. Quarantine and public notice references appear alongside trustee names and a note on advertisement rates of four cents per line for additional insertions.
Local notes show Mr Wo Ek preparing to depart for mission work, executives from the Vinh Sagar Company and Lehi Commercial & Savings Bank officials traveling to Salt Lake City and Zion respectively. Sugar factory visits span Loveland Grand Junction Rocky Ford, with field updates and a large annual party planned.
The Alpine Stake holds a priesthood meeting in American Fork on January 4 at 10. President S. L. Chipman presides. The session began with readings from a scripture and prayer by Andrew Jola. Roll call reflects strong representation from wards and organizations of the stake.
An old dairy proverb likens the penny in the churn to Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for weak children. The ad touts cod liver oil emulsion with hypophosphites, claiming it improves strength and flesh and is tasty for kids, with sample offer and address for Scott & Bowne.
The Alpine Stake convenes with Vicar Wood for ordination discussions and leadership setup. Speakers emphasize sustaining the Presidency, mutual welfare, and adherence to gospel methods. a focus on Eldership formation and unity across wards is noted.
Nelsons Report notes a shift from few state high schools to ten or more, urges a yearly levy to fund the state adversity and agricultural college, and favors a statewide free textbook system to save thousands yearly by purchasing homes at 5 percent below retail price.
The Anstin family held a reunion yesterday afternoon and evening in a bank building. About thirty one children under ten attended the dinner with invited guests and relatives. An enjoyable program followed supper with singing speeches and dancing. Speakers included Mewirs Mark Austin Mosial Evans A J Evans Geo Austin Geo Webb and Father John Austin. Mr John Fitton and his English guest gave several pieces which were well received. Joseph Kirkham and his two companions finished the music. The evening was spent in a most pleasing and enjoyable manner.
Notice to stockholders announces Lehi Irrigation Company annual meeting to present year progress, elect five directors, and discuss whether a court of arbitration should govern water use on Utah Lake and tributaries. Meeting set for the second Monday in January at 2 o clock. John Woodholme, Secretary.
An OCR fragment touts Bucklew's Arnica Salve claiming rapid soothing relief for sores and injuries. The garbled text mentions accidents and daily occurrences and promotes the salve as effective for various ailments.
A funeral service was held last Sunday for Mr. Sims who died last Friday. Speakers included close family and friends, praising his character and community ties. Mrs. Sims, his wife, survives him along with other family members.
The text lists officers for the committee at Tara Thursenson on January 6. Regent Lyla Evans, vice regent Mont Kirklin, secretary May Lott, treasurer Amanda Bellow, program committee Mi Petersen Bertha Ohran and Jane Celletel, with others noted in unclear fragments.
John Gilmer Speed argues in Ainslie's that southern U S cotton textile growth boosts global output. He notes 20 percent of world cotton weaving now in the South and predicts continued balance with demand. He dismisses fears for New England and Manchester alike.
An OCR fragment touts a free sample of Chamberlain's tablets claiming to cure headaches, biliousness, and constipation. It uses misspelled phrases and promotional cadence typical of 19th or early 20th century ads.
Mrs Elizabeth Beyant Walters, wife of Chare Walters of Eureka, died after stomach inflammation. She was 33 years old and lived in Eureka for several years. She left a husband and two children. The funeral was held yesterday with services today. Walters was daughter of William of Lehi Janetion.
An estray notice lists ownership details for a mixed herd including five red heifers two years old one Jersey steer two year old and two OIE grant cattle. Damages and costs unpaid within ten days lead to sale to the highest bidder at the Am. Market entry pound on a specified date. Dated in Am Market City Utah.
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