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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
2
The Lehi beet crop shows healthy growth but requires more water. Recent two seasons caused major losses with an estimated twenty thousand dollars lost last year alone. The editorial urges farmers to pursue solutions to secure additional water to sustain progress.
Mr Nutting questioned staff linked to Mor mons in a Sunday Alpine reading by Apontle Reed Smoot. The Rev. gentlemen would be honored by friends if present with Ananias and Sophia.
The reflection links David's plea to God with a claim that fullness improves honesty and faithfulness. It argues the idea remains valid for millennia, suggesting a timeless link between sustenance and steadfastness in keeping divine words.
A call for immediate organization of an ambulance corps by the Red Cross Society as Congress nears. The proposal urges swift action to prepare for postbattle relief efforts amid ongoing conflict.
Investigators in Bristow move swiftly as they follow a mysterious scent through the Post town, discovering the trail has turned sour and hard to pursue. The case widens to unseen motives and local stakes.
The passage disputes claims that Venezuela’s progress advances at 40 revolutions per minute. It asserts that reliable guidance indicates a maximum of six revolutions per week, correcting overstatements.
A report says President Roosevelt deploys a bouncer to detain Mother Jones and a group of spinster labor supporters at the frontier, with the scene described as a tense enforcement action under frontier limits.
The text notes willingness to hear a proposal but urges caution against sudden steps. It also mentions a 60 year old Chief Engineer Arthur dropping off abruptly like a fennel seed in August while a frail Pontiff clings to life like a frayed thread, conveying a tense, symbolic scene.
Dusty Dan jokes about breakfast turnovers from a park bench by a policeman and a courtroom luncheon roast from a judge. He quips the meals “ain’t very fillin” highlighting a humorous street perspective.
Richmond invites Hearst to visit and drop free silver coin as part of expansion in the newspaper world. The passage notes many professional women lack other jobs and seek prosperity and prominence through their Winning ways.
The article notes that Russian statesmen now offer gentler, more soothing assurances than previously, presenting themselves as the most promising yet.
Tim Neeley again stirs debate in Parliament asserting he would seek harmony even if it required battling for it. The remark frames his approach to parliamentary disputes and coalition talks amid ongoing governance tensions.
A noted philanthropist funding an Arctic voyage triggers doubts about commitment as critics warn of hesitation and retreat after initial backing. The remark implies a risk of backing out when challenges arise.
War Department officials report discovery of microbial contamination within the contract system affecting multiple projects. Investigations identify potential sources, with actions planned to isolate affected areas, review supplier controls, and implement stricter health and safety measures nationwide.
A fragment suggests a mysterious shift in season or mood, noting an eerie calm or unusual coolness in spring. The lines imply a poetic tension between earthly warmth and ethereal ascent, inviting reflection on nature and aspiration.
June 20 notice reports Sulphur Indiana Territory service completion by a line reaching Sulphur and other details about healtheeekers and the Bt Lene San Prancines Snuitroad Company. The language is fragmentary but indicates a transportation or service expansion with corporate naming and a date reference.
The Sulphur Springs area, famed for therapeutic waters, attracts many visitors due to its established health benefits. Rail service limits growth but tourism has spurred a steady rise from a few houses to a bustling city with hotels casinos bath houses and thriving commerce.
An advertisement touts a pill product named Dr. King's New Life Willy promising transformation of weakness into strength and lethargy into energy. It boasts eight pills per box at 230 per box and targets general health improvement.
Mrs Alice Miller of Morgan Texas tells how a six year struggle with diarrhoea ended after using Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She paid little and says one bottle cured her, after expensive futile treatment and years of misery. For sale by HL Merrihew.
The article argues small farm owners can become comparatively prosperous as education in agriculture rises. It notes many men with limited land can improve wealth through study and better management of their farms and future opportunities as knowledge expands.
The text argues many small farms require less labor and expense, with light axes and simple management. It suggests owners with time can profit from specialty work, note that pet income can outpace large farms, and that those unable to own big farms should study local surroundings for quick money ideas, mentioning The Michigan Sugar Beet.
Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana writes that Dr King’s New Discovery cured her coughing spells and consumption after other medicines failed. The letter claims the remedy eases coughs colds lagrippe bronchitis and throat and lung troubles and notes a 1.00 price with free samples at druggists.
A tersely written note claims Sureaparilia cures an unspecified condition by neutralizing blood acid, promising temporary relief from aches and pains. The fragmentary text lacks verifiable details such as sources, dosages, or clinical support.
An old-fashioned medical note touts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a cure for cholera infantum in infants. It claims the remedy is simple to use and effective, with directions included on each bottle. The publisher is WW Bb. Meri iliow.
July Review of Reviews presents a well illustrated piece on the history and development of the Chicago and North Western Railway. It notes the double track expansion from Chicago to the Missouri River at Junction City and urges readers interested in Northwest growth to read. Copies of the bound article are available from A Walker in Salt Lake City.
An offer provides a free sample bottle of Boscheo's German Syrup to any adult with a cold throat bronchitis or long trouble upon request at Brovehie's German drug store. One bottle per person or per child with parental consent. The ad claims physicians endorse the remedy though no 75 cent bottle cures. Sold by druggists in English speaking countries.
A tonic urging immediate attention to sore throats notes the throat as a doorway for disease and praises the Jifhiberia Remedy Arthia medicine. It mentions the prescription department in Lebi and cites T.J. Wadsworth in Maly Street as a contact.
A group of business men paid 112,500 dollars for a specific interest related to Bright's Disease and a Dine Hotel project. They began investigation in 1900 and tested a treatment with over three dozen patients, reporting 87 favorable outcomes by August 25 while 13 died. Proceedings and reports will be published and free of charge. Address Jonx J. Funros Company, 425 Montgomery St, San Franciago, Gul.
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