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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1898
Page
3
The column lists small town happenings from W. W. Clark nursing a dog bite to Mr. and Mrs. Osterloh moving to Provo to run a restaurant. It also reports weather notes, strawberry markets, a funeral in Payson, a rail accident injury, a field funeral accident near American Fork, and a long piece on horses swimming and rider safety with practical tips.
Notable rail fare promotions list single and round trips for Utah County events including Sunday School Conference in Provo and public school commencements at American Fork. Extended passes cover July Fourth regionwide travel, plus special fares to Omaha for several national meetings and liquor dealer congress.
The Washington Star quotes residents noting Rumpley’s self satisfaction and his belief he knows all. They remark he lacks grown children to question and disrupt his concerted self image.
A dialogue from the N V Weekly shows a mother challenging her son's plan to marry a foreigner. The son defends that the bride is “highly cultivated” and speaks his English, prompting a tense crossfire over cultural and social expectations.
A Chicago Evening Post item notes Liss Rouson blushing at a remark about her not having pierced ears. He claims it saves money on earrings, calling him a mean thing, reflecting playful social banter.
A fragment from Judes features a speaker noting the baby will not mind them and a humorous exchange about minding the child. The dialogue evokes domestic humor and playful social dynamics.
Fragmentary Chicago chatter recalls a recent homicide case involving Smedly. References to an $85,000 payout last week and longtime premiums hint at a broader criminal underworld, with locals noting luck and the ongoing police investigation.
The article argues that wheat yields rise after beets and beet cultivation brings advantages irrespective of wheat prices if market demand exists. It cites Seeta contracts for steadier farming income and notes beet plantings depend on factory demand and rotation. Also mentions remedies for croup and constipation and hair dye recommendations.
On June 7 and 8 the Oregon Short Line will sell excursion tickets to Kansas City Omaha St Louis Chicago and St Paul for single fare plus two dollars for round trip. Tickets on sale May 28 29 good for ten days with final limit September 5 1898. Also for the Trans Mississippi Exposition at Omaha the line will offer one fare plus two dollars for round trip with tickets on sale May 28 and 29 good for ten days.
A reader praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy noting it cured severe colic and diarrhoea in themselves and children after two or three doses. The letter also endorses Schilling's Host tea and baking powder as convenient products.
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