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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary notice lists Utah as second class matter with JAS M Kirkwam named as manager in a municipal communication. The readable text provides limited detail on purpose or dates.
The piece urges profiting from Independence Day to honor the nation’s sacrifices and freedoms. It notes a proposed mass meeting called by the Mayor to organize a local celebration and expresses expectation of strong citizen turnout for a successful event in Lehi.
A local notice denounces tainted behavior described as desecrating sidewalks and public buildings with tobacco juice. It claims few offenders, shields from polite society, and targets anyone who can name the culprits to authorities. The piece urges disclosure to enforce law and restore decorum.
Four Commercial Club board of governors will be elected to the club’s leadership as voters anticipate pew life and renewed activity within the organization. The notice underscores campaign optimism for sustained club operations.
The passage notes dwindling interest in the organization and questions whether state apathy will continue. It calls on officers to engage weekly in public questions to determine progress and emphasizes opportunity for work that benefits the community, inviting all citizens to participate.
The piece recalls a historic reform and questions if a new reform is due today. It notes evangelical leaders like Vinot and parallels to a four century old upheaval, with curiously similar features in the present scene.
Franklin counsels against greed noting a miner who abandons every comfort and virtue to hoard wealth pays too much for his whistle. The quote emphasizes the folly of prioritizing riches over benevolence and social esteem.
A chaotic report covers New York City politics and a murder inquiry. It notes mayoral contests, police investigations in the Gould divorce case, and a brutal murder at a factory furnace. The piece also mentions a May 1907 government balance sheet and a stock price anecdote at Cooperstown.
A compact report notes the mood at People’s Coop with reflections on ambition and collective identity. It suggests the community’s potential is shaped by unrealized goals and shared purpose among members.
Public notices warn against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to health. Hall's Catarrh Cure, claimed safe, is advertised as mercury free and taken internally. The ad asserts genuine products are made in Toledo Ohio by F. J. Cheney & Co and sold by druggists with a 74 cent price per bottle.
A neighbor borrowed a hatchet and a five year old boy wondered what she wanted with it. He then rushed in to announce that Mrs Bolth was down in the cub for hatching kindling with it.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a health remedy claiming to improve vitality and longevity despite unclear context or credible evidence. Text suggests self warranting benefits and an implied endorsement from a kingly figure.
Experiments on injective feeding of nutritive fluids into plant stems sought to boost growth. Old apple, peach trees, vines, and potatoes were treated over two years with purin, oliveate of potash, and copper sulfate solutions, yielding satisfactory results reported by Simon in Journal de la Societe Nationale Horticuliare de France.
An ardent admirer is described as a well knit college athlete with broad shoulders. Ethel overhears talk of his looks and teases him when he visits, expecting compliments about being crochet crafted. The chat reflects light romance in a small town scene.
Contest notice details an ongoing Bates County election or legal matter with multiple names and positions cited. The document references dates, locations, and involved organizations, noting objections and possible outcomes pending formal review.
An advertisement-like passage touts a medical cure claiming three physicians would deem a case hopeless but suggests relief with Miles Heart Cure and Nervine. It asserts a refund if the first bottle fails and names Miles Medical Co as the maker with a location in Eilehart, Ind.
Fragmented ad like passage touts a kidney remedy with repeated claims. It mentions Kilmer & Co and Swamp-Root style tonic and promises relief for women's and men's ailments. The text imitates old patent medicine prose with few verifiable details.
A brief excerpt from the Journal of Education notes a grandmother or educator describing an elderly man’s absent mindedness. She recalls his habit of wandering aimlessly, then forgetting and misremembering his initial thoughts and intentions.
Fragmentary verse expresses sadness and longing as a man leaves and a woman contemplates her own mood. The text blends archaic phrasing with musings on performance and identity, hinting at social expectations and personal restraint.
Notice from the State of Utah selecting lands under federal authority with posted divisions and protest rights. Details include sections, lot numbers, posting requirements, inspection at the office, and protest deadlines to be reported to the Federal Land Office in Washington. Public notice dates and official signatures are given.
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