Post Office Listing for Lehi Uteh Second Class
Notice records that the item was entered at the post office Lehi Uteh as second class matter with JA M. Kirkham as manager.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
4
Notice records that the item was entered at the post office Lehi Uteh as second class matter with JA M. Kirkham as manager.
Reports say wetter conditions and good water supply boost beet yields in Lehi. Farmers anticipate a bountiful harvest, with trader and professional sectors expecting gains as farming prospers, though general business may remain steady despite good yields.
The article notes cheat grass spreading rapidly across the country with mixed opinions on its value and impact. It discusses its growth in varied conditions from low fields to high benches and mentions concerns over water supply for Lehi, urging exploration of alternative sources if Alpine cannot be secured.
The long spring, recently extended, affected vegetation but current warm weather improves outlook. First hay cut is light. heavier cuts expected with ample irrigation water. Overall season promises a plentiful harvest.
An old testimonial advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure promising a reward for proof of ineffectiveness. It lists names including Mirna, Vannie, Kissan and Manvel, and shops in Toledo Ohio selling the remedy. The copy urges internal use and asserts honest business dealings by F J Cheney & Co and others.
An article from Physical Culture extols deep breathing as a life improving habit. It claims deep breathing strengthens the lungs, reduces sunken cheeks, and benefits posture and vigor, especially for youth, with persistent daily practice.
The text cites Bernard Hollander of London explaining telepathic impressions between two related individuals in different parts of the world. It describes how a friend in danger may trigger a projected image in the awake or dreaming mind, especially at night, with the brain receiving clear or confused impressions of the absent person’s peril.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Holt and a drag store amid unclear terms. The readable bits show place names and several proper nouns, but the core event remains indistinct. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary and headline.
Fragmentary OCR passage appears to be a personal reminiscence orDialogue from Uncle Allen Boarks with unclear context and numerous garbled words. The content mentions a tender feeling and a brotherly or family bond but lacks coherent events, names, dates, or concrete actions.
A peculiar local notice describes a fictional or satirical land named Hienaten with humorous distortions. It parodies a cleansing and household product context, mentioning DeWitt, Corboli, and Witeh Mawel Salve as fictional references and warning readers about a deceptive invitation from a Peoples Coop institution.
Notice from the United States Land Office in Salt Lake City announces filings under section 8 of the Act of Congress regarding lands in Utah. It lists specific tracts and dates, states copies of filings are on file for public inspection, and warns that unobjected entries may be patented. The notice references March entries, indicates postings for public inspection, and directs the Land Office to report results to Washington.
United States Land Office in Salt Lake City Utah issues a notice dated May 2 1907 listing land tracts offered under the act of Congress and inviting contests or objections. Copies of descriptions have been posted for inspection. contests must be filed with specified timing and penalties apply for failure to reply. Signed by K K Thompson, first publication June 8 1907.
A testimonial letter extols Dr Miles Nervine for restoring nervous energy and improving heart action digestion and sleep. The writer credits the remedy with lifting ailments once thought incurable and notes relief when used under a physician's guidance. The ad promises money back if not beneficial and attributes endorsements to Miles Medical Co. and a local pharmacist.
Kidney trouble makes you miserable and affects daily activities. The piece cautions about back pain linked to kidney issues and suggests seeking medical advice to address persistent symptoms.
A garbled public notice from a register lists actions around property tracts and selection for approval. It mentions Nadine, a deadline, and references a court or official proceeding with potential filings and hearings. The text is incomplete but indicates formal actions and publication dates.
State of Utah files lists of lands selected as indemnity school lands under the Congress act. Notices invite protests or contests against claimed tracts or sub divisions. Final decision rests with the General Land Office in Washington and objections must be filed within the published period. First publication June 1, 1908.
A public contest notice details a property matter in Lake City with parties including Chet Thompson and others. It lists dates and locations for filings and hearings and references a registrar issuing publication on May 1. The document describes requirements to file within a specified period and to present claims or defenses.
A government notice lists proposed tracts, protest procedures, and schedules. It details that within sixty days after publication, interested parties may file protests, with reporting to the General Office and departmental staff. The document outlines hearing dates, locations, and required documentation for comments.
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