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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
6
The Lehi area reports a busy week with guests from Salt Lake City and Alpine. John Wing visits for the Fourth from Topliff. J. Cutler Jr. of Sugar City and others attend local events while speakers Hyde at the tabernacle. Several residents travel to nearby towns for family visits and business. An infant death and a downtown fire at the Sugar factory are noted among accomplished locals.
The Bishop of Southwell argues that men who do not regularly attend church struggle to walk up the aisle boldly. He cites hesitant behavior and weak posture as signs of spiritual weakness, urging steadier devotion.
The Lehi Skating Rink will be open on the 3rd and 4th of July. A Times Democrat note explains various Indian sign language meanings for facial markings and body paint used by young men to signal intentions, such as love, status, or political aims.
Theiste Senator Pugh outlines the dangers of circumstantial evidence in a rambling, old style narrative. The scene centers on a boy named Jabez and a cat, detailing a sequence of odd events and a final line about another victim of wreumatastlat dence.
An Outsing Magazine excerpt notes waves of immigrants arriving in Winnipeg aboard the Capadian Perite railway line with 129 miles of bundled freight. Diverse groups such as Baguarines Germans Swedes Norwegians Austrians Mgenenites gather in schools and streets as frontier life fades into memory.
A historical notice announces July travel rates on the PD mt G line. The B C will offer round trip passages between any two points to Vinh with a single fare for the round trip, valid from July 1st to July 4th. July 6th marks the end of the sale period.
Advertises 25 loaned wagons for grading tasks offering steady employment and daily wage of 81.50 for Slour day. Potential employers seek reliable crews, with details on payment and work terms mentioned in the notice.
For rent one year six acres with fruit trees a brick house and good chicken run located near State Road opposite Alva Crees. Also for sale a team a Jersey cow and barge pigs. Apply to Mire in DC Banns.
Notice to property owners of Midnight Bell Mining and Milling Company assesses delinquency for 1907 water levies. Delinquent taxes must be paid by June 6, 1907, with sale of the property on July 6, 1907 if unpaid. Public sale held at the company office in East Building Bel City Utah.
Southbound train No LO will leave at 8.40 a.m. Sunday. Northbound train No & will depart at 4.48 p.m. Sunday. Change takes effect Sunday in June.
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills claiming cure for backache and kidney trouble. It quotes testimonials from William Burbeck and others praising relief, touts a long trial period, and notes Foster-Milburn Co as U.S. agents with the price listed.
In the matter of John J. Jones estate creditors must file claims by November 7, 1967. Hannah P. Jones is administrator of the estate, with vanue attorney for said estate, first published July 4, 1907.
A peculiar note claims people in southern Russia chew Caspian sunflower seeds for dental benefit, saying it aids chewing and acts as a dentifrice. No money changes hands beyond a penny’s worth for a pint of seeds in Astrakhan.
A Drapers' Record commentary argues bribery and secret commissions undermine commerce and ethics. It warns these practices distort fair dealing and mask harmful behavior that erodes trust in markets and professional standards.
A United States Law Office notice from Bull Lake City Utah dated June 25 1007 announces each party may protest or object to listed lands under the Act of Congress. The notice invites filings with the Land Office in Washington DC and sets a protest deadline per department instructions. It warns that claims deemed valuable for miners rather than agricultural use will influence approval.
The Hindoot celebrate a prank day on March 31 similar to folly seen on April 1. They send messengers to fictitious recipients or likely away from home and laugh at the victims’ disappointment.
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