Trane Visits Ahead of Incoming Call
A notice indicates agent T. F. Trane will call soon at the specified address to discuss upcoming arrangements. The message requests readiness for the visit and outlines expected steps.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
2
A notice indicates agent T. F. Trane will call soon at the specified address to discuss upcoming arrangements. The message requests readiness for the visit and outlines expected steps.
State news from Our Exchanges notes Provo Woman's Republican Club reception for Senator Smoot. Reports on local crimes, a forged check in Provo, and a Provo bond issue for water supply. Utah County election prospects include Harmon, Barnett, Strong, Webb, Walker, Dixon, Wootton, Gardner, Smith, Gee, Chipman, and Howe. Also mentions 1816 frost legends and Oldest inhabitant death.
A garbled report hints at Brazil’s aim to construct 28 new warships. No clear details emerge on speed, class, or funding.
A ledger of clipped lines shows a Lore anecdote about a man preparing to sue a company and a Yonkers Statesman fragment plus a Chicago Daily News quotation. The jumbled dialogue features an irate caller, a clerk, and a child asking questions in a parlor.
Notice from the State Engineer in Salt Lake City dated June 7 1906 announces William H Pool of American Fork Utah has filed for appropriation of 100 cubic feet per second from American Fork Creek Utah. Water to be diverted by flume and pipeline for power and machinery at American Park Lehi with return after use. objections due within 30 days by affidavit.
A mixed set of quirky quotes appears from newspapers in this compact item. Mrs Darleyo questions a husband who returns shortly after leaving, and he says he came back for something he remembered. The text also cites playful dialect snippets and a spoof titled Sir Lois.
Fragmentary notice describes a worm treatment product named Worm Centroyer and White’s Cream Verimaifoze. It claims selective lethality to ore and a healthful effect, promising rapid improvement and a barrier against worms for breeding stock.
The piece critiques fashion terms and streetwear naming by noting odd phrases like one uttering leet and references to Italian women in New York. It comments on headwear habits and asks if these stereotypes are worth considering in daily life.
Old medical advertisement promotes Saysaparilla as a cure for rheumatism and related aches. It claims to neutralize the toxin in the blood and provide relief.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilner's Kidney Remedy Swamp Root as a century’s medical breakthrough for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims rapid relief for back pain and related ailments and offers free trial bottles by mail from Kilmer Co Hampton NY with regular bottle sales nationwide.
An 19th century notice promotes Botclee’s German Syrup as a free sample for adults with cold throat or chest troubles at T. J. Wadaworth’s Min Street. One bottle per person, parental consent required for children. Warns that throat and lung issues can worsen without timely care and urges immediate consultation if symptoms persist.
A printer offers a range of job printing at reasonable prices. The notice highlights quality work and value for custom orders.
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