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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
2
An editorial urges residents to act to develop local water resources, arguing that waiting costs money while other regions tap abundant supplies. It asserts the valley holds usable water and cites examples of neighboring areas succeeding by initiative, urging proactive effort now. It ends with a humorous note about a couple returning from singing practice and a quip about music.
The predicted new Postmaster General is expected to issue fraud orders against numerous mail fraud schemes. Notably, fake patent sale agencies operating in Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and New York are cited as prominent targets.
The Chicago and Alta Railroad plans to place medicine cabinets in their passenger cars for physicians in emergencies and provide emergency packages for the public in freight cabooses and yards.
Cuban plantation owners and the sugar trust push hard for tariff reduction while beet sugar interests mobilize to block it. Manager Cader backs his favored industry as lawmakers face calls to heed public pressure and "turn the sugar frost down."
A photographer locates in Lehi as tensions rise with residents labeling the group as hated. The scene captures community tension and emerging hostility toward the familiar cohort.
Ogden residents recall a year of smallpox concern as officials and doctors monitor the situation. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company plans a modern employee club house to foster recreation and better service from its workers.
Rev. W. H. Milburn, chaplain of the Senate, argues he is entitled to be known as the grandfather of the House as he entrance the chamber in 1845. He offered the opening invocations in both chambers and the Senate clock ran ten minutes behind to align the two bodies.
Representative Lacy said Iowa contributed soldiers to the Spanish war and was to be given a brigadier general. He named J. Rush Lincoln, an ex Confederate, for the post.
Miss Mary Wilcox Brown of Baltimore investigates Chesapeake bay oyster dredgers. She finds abuse of sailors and illegal bands, recommending national legislation and a federal cutter to enforce the law.
City council enacts a law establishing licenses for peddlers and hawkers for garden farm products bread and medicines with fee scales and a three month term. It amends Rec 270 changing license fee after merrygeron from 5 to 16 dollars and repeals conflicting ordinances.
Notice from the Interior Department Land Office Salt Lake City Utah dated November 22 1001 states Frank Stanley JER No 12004 for the Nip of B Bly section 6 Township 4 South Range 1 West Utah. Final proof will be before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Salt Lake City Utah on January 31 1802. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation: Robert Tanner William Turner Emmett Kimley all of Mail Dale Salt Lake County Utah and others. Claimant to present at Mult Jake Oliy Ava Frank D Hable Register Ko Howes Attorney First Publication Nov 28.
A $10,000,000 government grant for a Washington university by Andrew Carnegie would equal Harvard's endowment and exceed Yale's invested fund. The grant aims to create a great education institution anchored by the National Museum Medical Museum Congressional Library Naval Observatory and Smithsonian Institute as core components.
An ordinance amends sections 45 52 60 67 78 83 of Lehi City Revised Ordinances. It changes dates for meetings removing February May August November and replacing with third Tuesday of March June September December. Passed November 20 1001 and certified as a true copy by city officials.
Notice from the United States Land Office in Salt Lake City dated November 25 2001 lists land tracts selected by Utah for permanent water reservoirs under the 1804 act. It warns that protests must be filed within sixty days. lack of protest will confirm non mineral character and support approval. Frank D Hobbs Register General A Bunnl Receiver first publication December 6.
The article urges farmers to consider harvest timing and seed quality, warning against unscrupulous seed claims. It notes Perry’s seeds as trusted for consistent harvests and promotes O. M. Ferry & Co. advertised seeds as the world’s largest suppliers. The 1902 catalog is available free upon request from Andrew D. M. Ferry & Co. Detroit Michigan.
Cascade Town druggist JH Weber calls the sale of Berlain Slomagh & Liver Tablets a sure bet for former users and urges readers to try them after meals when dull, bilious, or constipated. Sale is promoted by H B Murray, a local druggist, with Mr Weber praising the remedy’s prompt relief.
Classified drug ad offers Laxative Bromo Quinine with money back refund if it fails to cure. Mentions FE and W. Qiove suggests guaranteed results on each box. Promo appears in a generic drugstore listing with small print details.
A vintage note urges swift care for throat troubles and touts a Diphtheria Remedy as a needed prescription at Lehi shop Lehi T J Wadsworth Main Street with emphasis on prevention as best medicine.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio, offering Hall's Catarrh Cure with a promise of one hundred dollars for each uncured case. The ad touts testimonials and internal action on mucous membranes, lists other remedies by Tadler, Wadworth and Johnson, and mentions medicines like Hinll's pills and a soothing tea for indigestion and skin eruptions.
The State of Utah has filed land tracts for a proposed asylum under section 12 of the 1902 Act. Parcels lie in a township with mineral claims and are listed with subdivisions. protests must be filed within thirty days to challenge mineral value claims. The notice appears in the Land Office records with posting for public inspection and reporting to Washington. Frank D Hobby, Registrar, A Smith, Receiver. First publication Jan 16.
A terse notice records an annual labor requirement connected to gale season at Thin Ofive, outlining the scope of work, applicable dates, and responsible local authority. The brief emphasizes compliance deadlines and the statutory basis for the assignment.
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