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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
2
The fragment lists Geoncis Wer as President and Jase Hanwoot as Vice president with scattered names and titles including TRAN, Bee, Trem, Samuenavian, Wi fa Wren, Jonan Wine, Matinee, Tehermonk New 14.
The article discusses Roumania proposing to bar Americans from exploring certain oil fields, reflecting distrust of foreign interests. It also covers public corruption, price-gouging by beef and ice trusts, tariffs, and President Roosevelt’s activities including gifts to Confederate dead at Arlington.
A New York farmer kept a stray dog that later faced an enraged bull. The dog pinned the bull by the nose and held on until assistance arrived, averting a fatal attack on the farmer.
The report notes serious grave suggestions about the attitude of the Anthracite coal operators who are quibbling and would not strongly object to another strike.
Help wanted notice seeking a dependable man to tend barn and garden with good habits. Offers decent wages board and lodging to suitable applicant. Apply to David Evans room 408.0 Walker Building Salt Lake City Utah.
The Royal Commission has decided to create a special exhibit featuring Trish Inductr jew at the Saint Louis Exposé, highlighting notable industry displays and milestone achievements in the event.
A report notes strong suspicion that Joseph Chamberlain has been consulting back numbers of Mr Hanna's camp high book. The remark hints at continuing influence on political strategies and reflects archival curiosity in political circles.
A Cleveland editor notes Senator Scott’s European tour to study workmen’s condition. he has Austrian and Australian support but has yet to win cheer from Venezuela. The Department of Agriculture previews notable electrical apparatus for farming at the St Louis Exposition. A contemporary quips about the Janet wedding and baby chatter.
An advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for any coin of catarrh not cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. The notice asserts Cheney’s honesty and urges readers to trust their medicine and the remedy’s claims.
A report from Leesville Indiana describes W T Brown praising Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption after severe asthma attacks. He claims immediate relief and eventual cure. The notice touts the remedy for throat and lung ailments and urges readers to ask local druggists for the medicine.
A July review highlights the Chicago and North Western Railway as a major western rail property. It notes the North Western’s new double-track service from Chicago to the Missouri River at Cannon Ball Bluffs and cites swift Southwest growth.
The readable portion shows a confused jumble referencing Ava Preuf Onarge and January dates, with scattered names and phrases. No clear event or outcome emerges, leaving the item as a damaged, cryptic note lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities.
A garbled report claims J A Giulledge of Verloun Alabama faced hospital stay for a new ailment with tumors while another figure Arnie Balve provided unclear information. The text mentions government jobs and rapid promotions with examinations advertised but remains incoherent and unverified.
A Winchester man recalls his wife suffering stomach and liver trouble before trying Dr. King’s New Life Pills. After a failed treatment, relief came quickly and completely. The family notes the low price of two cents for a box and urges others to try the remedy.
A Post Office Department official is identified as a strong candidate in the pursuit or removal context surrounding Wynne, signaling emerging moves within the agency.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Monroe Aden Jatin Murtroe and Eliaheh K Moupon with scattered names and terms. References to Bertha Ohio and a local death or incident appear amid garbled text. No clear dates or events emerge from the unreadable portions.
A notice states that on May 21 directors authorized a 200 per 1000 assessment on the corporation's capital stock, payable to J L Dookley. Delinquent shares will be sold at public auction on April 10 to cover the assessment plus costs.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions urgent attention to health and prevention. It references Dr. Wadaworth on Main Street and hints at medication or remedies being needed. The text is garbled but suggests a public health or medical notice from a local address.
A San Francisco investiture on August 30 2001 saw a record 412500.00 paid by business men for a device or treatment labeled Digby’s Dreeage and related cures. The inquiry notes bogus “test cases” begun November 15 1000 with dozens of caves tested and physicians involved.
An item notes options for prepaid subscriptions to The Banner of Lehi and The Talisman. A one year paid-up subscription costs 10 cents for the Talisman, with similar terms hinted for The Banner. The notice urges advance payments to secure delivery.
De. T. G. Megrint reports a patient saved from violent stomach hemorrhage due to ulceration after using electric Bitters. The testimonial claims rapid improvement with no attacks for 11 months. Micotite Bitters are advertised as a remedy for dyspepsia loss of appetite and kidney troubles at 50 cents.
An advert claims Burklen’s Arniea Salve can cure a range of skin ailments including burns, sores, boils, rashes, and itching. The text promotes Li’s “She” as the distributor and notes an annual notion by a droggiate.
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