04 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR describes a local Independence Day observance with a chaplain’s prayer, a declaration, and salutary pieces including songs and readings. Names such as Marie Soni and Barbara Fritchie appear amid a list of performers and sponsors.
Services for Henry Ashton, born August 27 1862 in Lehi, were conducted at John Stewart’s residence with Bishop Andrew Kield presiding. The bereaved include eight children, widow Aldara Hammer Ashton, and numerous relatives. Ashton died in Los Angeles June 24 after illness and fever, with ambulance transport and medical care provided.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a margin agrhelmian and a scene in a stan tn shiethade with a urna bertla. Characters speak about temptation and a charge for the Tattle as Pal remarks the scene may resolve. The readable text is highly corrupted with no clear names or dates.
W. E. Evans arrives home from Independence Missouri after fifteen months as a missionary counselor to the mission president and office bookkeeper. He notes the new temple block east of the original acres, active meetings in Examiner Hall, and a growing mission with improved conditions compared to last year. The text also mentions Independence becoming a city nearby and Evens’ wife accompanying him.
A blaze at the Lebi office of Ed. Southwick damaged property and flood of villagers gathered as organizers discussed a Cane River venture. The plan involved land holding and a new company led by Gardnero as president with Bushinian and Southwick as officers. A stockholders meeting to outline future policy was planned in coming days.
Naming A Hose contest attracts wide interest as entries come from all parts of Viol ait ven ae Gir and nearby areas. The Knitting Co offers a prize for the best hosiery brand name, with final selection to be announced July 4 1907 and sales for this period doubling those of 1906.
A large Lehi turnout at Central School votes to sell the old Thurman School building to the highest bidder. Morus Fivans wins on the third ballot to serve as trustee for three years. Election set for July 8.
A new company, Italy Investment Co. of Am Fork, has bought the Anne Greene homestead and will subdivide into lots about 50 feet by 100. One acre of land remains, with plots drawn by lot as days pass. Officers include Wm Thornton president Henry Lewis vice president Lionel Stork secretary Fem A Wild treasurer J W Chipman and D C McHatye as directors.
A terse note describes a barometer rock in Finland formed from clay and rock with gray to black coloration. It notes a fall in dryness and equiescence appearance during dry weather, suggesting a weathering indicator.
The text outlines four brain sorts from youth to old age, noting the lowest group influenced by winds and stimulants, an infant prodigy group with high intellectual powers fading in middle age, a pathological group ending in insanity, and a highest group of unimpaired powers into old age. It cites Bplizki Han conclusions that eminent exact scientists and mathematicians have greatest brain weight, with action-oriented figures like salesmen also mentioned as successors to the archogtete biologiste.
Advertisement reports Salt Lake Route selling round trip tickets Sundays to Salt Lake City for trips to the Bal Lake area, with price listed as 8100 in town currency, limited by date of sale and to excursions via the dune SOU to Sept 300.
UTAIT CO announces a local band event at Excusion Lagoon on July 5. The notice invites residents of APTA County to join the holiday celebration and support the band. Details are unclear due to distorted text and missing dates.
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