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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
4
In Utah the JAS station announces JAS M Kirkitam as manager continuing second class service and signaling station operations under the McKay administration.
A local school election drew few voters with opposition blamed for apathy. The article urges public attendance to review trustee reports and school spending, noting past expenditures and calls for accountability. Bishop James O D tardner spoke at an afternoon service, while concerns about youth conduct in public spaces were raised.
A garbled passage contemplates how youth and citizens at ball games face distractions and mischief. It muses that restraint and shared pleasure sustain communal spirit and sanity amid noisy entertainment.
Not enough readable facts to determine a clear event. The fragmentary text includes odd spellings and unclear names, offering no verifiable entities or concrete actions for a summary.
An old advertisement promotes Vinll Catarrh Cure as an internally acting remedy for blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and free sample bottles. It touts a formula by CHENTIY & CO and wholesale distributors Wanna Kinnan & Mavi with promises of full satisfaction and widespread drugstore availability.
Fragmented report discusses Betti coast erosion and sea gain estimates with unclear figures. Mentions Ari Joh tele in to Sone and a hand cut off earlier deemed valuable. References Stopes Weblog Torateiniy and scattered terms.
The passage lists various dubious remedies and foods, claiming benefits for digestion, constipation, and piles with odd terms and misspelled names. It mentions unverified products like Bploach and offers phrases such as Clemer and Carballo in a chaotic, unclear context.
Public notice from the State of Utah about land tracts under federal act with posted tract lists. It invites protests during the publication period, outlining how to submit evidence and the time limit, and names Thompson as register.
State of Utah selects indemnity school lands under the act of Congress. Describes parcels in Township 5 South Range 1 East and others. Public inspection allowed. protests from soldiers or others must be filed by specified date to be considered. Register BE. I. N. Thompson signs the notice. First publication date 1, 1007.
A short critique argues modern women's preference for internal analysis over straightforward plots. It suggests women seek soul teleology and intricate motive dissections rather than action driven drama.
Water users are notified of an application to divert 0.6 cubic feet per second from Alpine Creek Utah County for power machinery at Sell Lake. The project plans include a dam and pipe line north 1 degree east 900 feet, with use from January to December, then return to natural stream. Public comments due within 30 days.
Government seeks input on land selections and tract plans. The notice references the Act of Congress, the Army reserve, and public posting dates for lewy areas. Stakeholders are urged to follow posted dates and attend meetings at specified locations to comment on proposed tracts and related administration.
An advertisement touts Miles Heart Cure for difficult breathing and heart weakness. It claims to strengthen heart nerves and muscles, increase action, and restore circulation, with testimonials and a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co. in Elkhart Indiana.
A historic advertisement promotes Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer and Co for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims both women and men suffer and urges readers to ask their druggists for the 30 cent or one dollar bottle and a free pamphlet. The notice emphasizes the remedy’s supposed effectiveness and provides address details for more information.
Horace Hutchinson praises Japanese golfers as possessing natural qualities ideal for golf. He predicts that when they reach the peak of the game they will astonish with powerful drives and mastery of mashie shots.
The text recalls Gladstone as a master of phrasing, noting his early declarations and fluency in parliaments speech. It mentions his dabbling with lyric style and the idea of old parliamentarians and measured distinction in political diction.
United States Land Office Salt Lake City announces lands under the 6 of the Act of Congress July 16, 1870 are described. A copy of the described tract is posted for inspection, with protest reception and report to the General Land Office in Washington DC. Public copies and notices solicit mineral status evidence and objections by interested parties by the deadline.
A lengthy OCR fragment outlines a federal dairy board notice about claims and procedures, including dates for first publication in May and a call for state input to the process. It mentions Washington DC and references a registration official.
To whom it may concern Utah has filed five land lists under the act for demnity school lands. The notices describe state land parcels with section, township, and lot numbers, plate numbers, and claims. The registrar Don Thompson announces procedures, protests, and publication dates with first publication June 14, 1007.
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