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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
4
A terse notice from Utah references a second claws matter with JAS M Kirkidam listed as manager. The fragment hints at an organizational action or directive but provides limited context or specifics about dates or parties involved.
Considerable property changed hands in Lehi this past week as many visitors chose Lehi as the best place to settle. Local welcome and neighborly kindness are highlighted. The town’s location climate business opportunities schools churches gardens and farms are praised as advantages for new residents.
Citizens welcome a free kindergarten program taught by Annie Sharp and Violet Long. Trustees, under a 1907 law, open the door to all children aged 4 to 6 without tuition, offering age appropriate training as preparation for entry to public school at age six.
County commissioners visited the Jordan River bridge near Lehi to assess the dangerous old structure. After thirty five years the old spans are worn and unsafe, prompting plans to erect a steel beam bridge across the river at this point.
Fragmentary text discusses a new bridge to serve western areas and urges prompt action by commissioners. It includes a pitch for Dr. Shoop's Restorative with claims of stomach, heart, and kidney benefits and a sales nudge from Racine Wisconsin, Tp. J. Wadworth.
The United States government takes in 468000 dollars each working day from customs revenue in New York City. This daily total reflects import duties and related fees collected by federal authorities operating at the port and airports.
New York City draws its milk from about 8 000 farms located in nearby states and farther afield with distances ranging from sixteen to four hundred miles.
Russian Farm entities organize agricultural organizations in Ruwela to produce large quantities of farming supplies and machinery for distribution.
Beware of catarrh ointments containing mercury as they damage the body when absorbed. Hall's Catarrh Cure, claimed mercury free, is taken internally and advertised as effective. Manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
A curious remark notes that ether causes some men to break forth revealing singing, while others resist even strong anesthetics. The line suggests varied reactions to medical agents and human expression.
A garbled snippet mentions a health theme with terms like healthy coat, King, Himeian, antinops, Sburdowk, and Blood Bitten. The text lacks clear events or identities but centers on health maintenance and binding.
A chaotic contest notice describes a township election dispute with references to a listed contest, receivers and fees. It names place like United States and various individuals, including a receiver tasked with the listed contest, amid procedural language and filing dates.
A garbled report notes a male individual in the Cape Colony under FT authority who gained ten thousand dollars through plumage sales. The fragmentary text references local officials and a mayor, but the details are unclear and partly unreadable.
Vague OCR reports a nursemaid in Bibera suspected of poisoning a child in her care to avoid trouble. The text provides few verifiable details or names beyond Mald and Bibera and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
The State of Utah filed a notice under the 1847 Act announcing mineral land selections in multiple sections. Copies of the list are posted for public inspection, with conditions for protest and potential withdrawal if mineral status is not shown. First published January 18, 1907.
United States Land Office Malt Lake ity Utah May 2 107 Notice to interested parties that Utah has set sixte lands selected as indemnity federal lands under the act of July 16 1814. Descriptions list townships ranges and sections with state numbers and references. Protests against mineral or agricultural character must be filed during publication period. failure to protest within time implies acceptance and approval recommendations.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve chronic pain and nervous trouble, strengthening nerves and preserving effectiveness over time. Testimonials from Carter S. Chattatanga Tennessee describe lasting relief and satisfaction with the remedy.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for weakened kidneys and impure blood. It claims quick benefits to all organs, urges trial, and offers free samples by mail with the address in Binghamton New York.
Nurse Sarah Cross received an illuminated address from Middlesex hospital governors acknowledging her 40 hours of continuous battlefield care for Jamaica earthquake victims aboard the R M G Port Kingston under Dr Arthur J Evans. Her 18 years with the hospital were noted as part of the West Indian catastrophe relief.
Protests against state selections under the 1907 act may be filed during publication. Descriptions list tracts in Utah with descriptive sub divisions posted for public inspection in the district office. Public objections on military use versus agriculture will be noted for report to the General Land Office in Washington.
A vintage patent medicine advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets as a remedy for busy people. It claims to renew vigor and aid digestion and stomach troubles while promoting health and vitality through a golden nugget product line.
Obscure OCR text appears to describe a legal or legislative notice approved by the Jett Congress with a vague location and timetable. It references geographic constraints and entry proximity, but readable specifics are minimal. The fragmentary content suggests regulatory or administrative details rather than a clear news event.
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