Lehi Postal Notice as Second Class Matter
A year entered at the post office Lehi Utah in second class matter AS M Kirkham Manager.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
4
A year entered at the post office Lehi Utah in second class matter AS M Kirkham Manager.
The authors urge repairing the Lehi to Am Fork highway citing numerous holes and the quick benefits of filling them with removed material or gravel. They note constant traffic day and night and argue road work will save vehicle costs, improve safety, and bring communal satisfaction and humility before life’s laws.
Across the state thousands visit cemeteries on Decoration Day showcasing growing interest in grave beautification. The piece notes the motive is the living, not the dead, and questions the value of outward shows while highlighting a Parisian trend in artful deception and society matchmaking schemes.
The Seistan boundary work led by Col. A H McMahon and ten British officers faced extreme desert and marshland as they marked the Afghan Persian line. Ills included heat up to 122 degrees, wolves and jackals, hydro-phobia deaths, and a violent 120 days wind. Forty-eight camels and a horse died of hydrophobia, and many dogs were killed by natives. The mission endured harsh winters, blizzards, and a fatal march.
The shah arrives with a large retinue and a gendarme, greeting children and admiring water sport. He jokes with hawkers then buys their wares to see their surprise, and releases a batch of balloons from a vendor, rewarding an elderly woman with gold after the spectacle.
A humorous line from a Cleveland pitchman notes a man sending four dollars in violets while boasting the recipient is worth half a pillion. The exchange plays on social price and affection with sharp wit.
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