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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
2
A rapid collection notes foreign politics and industry including Law and wife sailing to Europe January 19, Australian wheat at 76 million bushels, asbestos theater curtains inspected in the United States, the Dowager Empress of Korea dead January 2, and a plan to rebuild the Brooklyn Bridge at 6 million dollars.
Both Russia and Japan press eager war preparations amid a surge of patriotism and weapons. Rogland advances a vast railroad project spanning 20 000 miles from Egypt to Cape Town, sourcing a million workers for the effort.
The report notes buyers from India and China purchasing cross ties worth 10 million dollars from Texas. It mentions the Cecil Rhodes reference as part of the project’s pedigree and tone.
The Russians have a limited vernacular of two to three hundred words and a small set of thoughts, which keeps them unencumbered despite the restriction.
A report summarizes a suicide pact in Hollowville involving Joseph Phillips and his children over Christmas presents. It also notes Dowie’s voyage to Metagorda Island off Corpus Christi, the Jersey meadows development near Newark, a proposed ship canal to Newark, and land value projections. Curtis reports Vatican manuscripts for St Louis Exposition and a Pope profile.
The Union Pacific Railroad spent six million dollars on the Great Track improving a straight level bed, ballast with dustless Sherman Granite, enabling higher speeds and smoother operation. The result promises solid comfort, security, and pleasure for patrons.
Family of Mrs Bobbittef argerion Teoo aw her dying as doctors failed. The King's New Discovery for Consumption offered immediate relief and eventual cure. Trial bottles free at T J Wadworth's Drug Store with guaranteed 500 and 41,00 bottles sold.
Local shop advertises bill heads letter heads statements and all kinds of job work. Dodgers sizes range from 9x12 to 14x22. Call and see them for quality service and fair treatment.
The Toledo Blade announces a larger building with modern presses and equipment, claiming national reach and weekly circulation over 101,000. It emphasizes diverse departments for families and promotion of new editorial material, priced at one dollar a year.
Wanted young men for government roles across all departments. Offers fine openings with good salaries, rapid promotions, and upcoming examinations. Details and particulars available from Tater State Cor. Inet. Cedar Rapids.
The July Review of Reviews presents a illustrated history and development of the Chicago and North Western Railway, highlighting its status as a major property and the new double track from Chicago to the Missouri River at Council Bluffs. Copies are available through C A Walker, North Western representative in Salt Lake City.
An old newspaper ad offers Boswell's German Syrup for throat and lung ailments free of charge to adults and children with parental consent. It touts worldwide sales, physician endorsement, and urges immediate action for throat issues while noting diphtheria remedies and a strong local prescription department in Lehi.
The notice outlines rail services on the Colorado Midland line to Glenwood Springs and Denver with connections to Omaha Chicago and St Paul. Train No 6 operates Salt Lake City to Denver on Wednesdays and Thursdays mornings. W H Donnell Gent Agent advertises two daily trains between Ogden and Denver with elegant Pullman sleeping cars.
A garbled time card records irregular times and station notes. It mentions Lehi departure at 6 04 p m and arrival at Ogden around 7 06 p m with agent notes and time stamps scattered through the lines.
Union Pacific Railway touts a protective policy for the Great Overland Route promising safeguards against incidents. It highlights hundreds of millions spent on track and equipment, emphasizing safety, speed, and reliability. Tickets are valid via Salt Lake and Denver with no extra changes. details are available from I. K. Borley, General Agent, Salt Lake City.
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