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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1894
Page
2
The letter argues against unregulated well pumping in the city. It states lower land wells draw water from higher outlets and should be limited to protect those on higher ground. It urges each person to conserve water and support a bill mandating responsible water use to prevent waste and health issues.
Citizens anticipate a grasshopper outbreak across our territory as warm days approach. Officials urge united effort to exterminate the pests before they devastate crops and pastures.
A local appeal urges rapid action to build youth viewing and study spaces in the northeast, with a meeting called to finalize a plan for the coming winter. John L. Gibb has been hired to teach in district schools, and a new school bill is described as promising progress for Lehi County.
A garbled survey of travel to San Francisco for the MidWinter Fair with rail offers and low round trip rates. It also promotes the TAR PRES CLAIM COMPANY offering patent services, applications, and prosecutions led by John Wedderbath with broad newspaper distribution.
A fragmented account discusses Zulu royal funerary rites, beliefs about fate, and burial practices. It mentions corpses arranged to balance the world, treasure-filled graves, and the royal dirge sung by Zulu mourners. It notes observers and the cultural reverence for graves and enemies.
An account describes a central African tyrant in Unyoro enforcing fixed tariffs and punishing deviations as spies monitor obedience. The second tale recounts a cowboy duel on Crespo’s Venezuelan ranch where two cowboys fight over an Indian girl, culminating in a dramatic lariat tussle and a fatal shot.
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