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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
2
A kit of terse, varied notes covers union salary chatter about United Mine Workers President Mitchell, New Year troubles ahead, Congress reconvening January 5 1903, and the Conscience Fund rising. It also satirizes Santa Claus belief, Army equipment costs, and political trusts shaped by capital labor and lawmakers.
The Wellesley graduate marries the Marquis Donegal, 60 years her senior, amid scandal. The husband, a notorious rogue, has been nearly bankrupt for five decades, cannot sit in the Lords, and earns only a small county clerk salary in Antrim.
Chief Chemist Wiley reports two cases among his boarders facing health issues from borax therapy. One subject becomes obese while another grows emaciated, highlighting concerns over the treatment’s safety and effects.
The article argues universities use sports exposure to attract students, noting Northwestern University has added a drummer to touring campaigns to secure pupil enrollment. It suggests athletics serve as advertising leverage across higher education.
The French press praises President Roosevelt for backing the Hague Tribunal and German circles admire Minister Bowen's diplomacy. insiders also speak highly of Secretary Hay as well.
Last month the French army received 454 applicants, but most were rejected for physical disability. While Paris debates lowering standards, the United States is gradually raising its own physical requirements.
An anecdote recalls President Roosevelt greeting engineers on trains during travels via Virginia Christmas flight. A newspaperman overheard one engineer remarking on Roosevelt’s grimy hand and the forcefulness of his handshake, noting the leader’s intent when he grips a hand.
The Japanese government faces upheaval as rival statesmen push to build a navy rivaling European powers. Some allies in the United States are urged to imitate Japan's naval expansion.
A San Francisco investigation reveals a large embezzlement tied to a misleading Bright's Disease and Diabetes covert program. A $112,400 transfer was routed through a traveler, with businessmen funding allegedly curative trials. Officials report extensive interviews and early positive results, while fraud claims and withheld details prompt ongoing inquiry.
The writer contrasts modern students with past pupils, praising today's schooling. They note kinder teachers, more engaging methods, and learning through sight and song, expressing envy for current generation and hope for future schooling.
A short advice piece warns the throat is vulnerable to attack, especially in the winter and early illness. It stresses immediate attention to any throat trouble and promotes Dow's Diphtheria Remedy as a dependable at hand medicine, with a note that the prescription department in Lehi is the best.
United States Land Office Salt Lake City Utah October 24 2002 notice to claimants of lands selected by Utah for permanent water reservoirs under Section 12 Act. Describes tract numbers township ranges and ranges and invites protests within sixty days. George A Smith Receiver records indicate potential mineral vs agricultural questions and possible approvals pending final report to the General Land Office.
The case of Edward Meyers, a transient, charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to murder City Marshal Bast on December 6, 1902, went to trial. The jury found him guilty, despite his claim the pistol discharged accidentally while fleeing a suspicious figure. Sentencing will be handed down next Monday.
A fragmented report touts a new machine that will emit paste and bang wallpaper with wide potential in inventions. It mentions global wonder and claims about health products, throat remedies, and a dollar bottle guarantee, with references to various places or products in a garbled style.
Notice to creditors and heirs regarding probate of the estate of James Jostih. Claims must be filed and proven. excerpt references trustee James Smith and executor A. Smith, with authority by Utah state officials. Also includes a 1902 financial statement from The Lehi Commercial & Savings Bank, detailing assets and liabilities.
Notice of assessment levied by the directors on December 24, 1902, at Alpine and American Fork mining districts. $2.00 per 1000 shares due to J L Dankley in Lehi Utah. Unpaid stock becomes delinquent January 24, 1908 and will be sold at public auction February 6, 1908 at the Secretary’s office to cover the delinquent amount and costs.
Public notice seeks a capital backer for an inventor in Lehi Utah to fund patenting valuable inventions. Send responses to Box 52 Lehi Utah for engagement and details.
The State of Utah issues a summons to Marila Jeanett McArthur to appear within twenty days after service to defend the action filed by John William McArthur. The clerk of the court and Evans, attorney for the plaintiff, are noted with a declared address in Lehi City Utah for service.
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