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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows a roster of Lehi city officers and candidates including mayors, clerks, and council names such as John Roberte, Webb, Keren, Tremmuret, Wadeworth, Lewis, Keane, and Evans. Text is heavily garbled with incomplete titles and nonsensical joins.
An old sport of mixed notices describes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and tablets advertised for 35 cents. It mentions Eli Kendall in Salt Lake and a noon exhibit, with scattered names and locations like Evanaville and Mia. The piece presents a period style promotional tidbit with uncertain claims of health cures.
Eilers Big Company of thirty in own special cars will present Joseph Jefferson's Rip Van Winkle at LaHi Thursday June 20. A free band concert by Eilers Rip Van Winkle accompanies the event at noon. Mrs R E Steele expects relatives from Carbondale to visit and help with writing.
Oliver Cederstrom begins daily stage trips from Lehi to Bostonian using new harness and rig. The trip takes about ninety minutes. Social notes mention Charles Swanker from Samos visiting Geo. Goates and plans for local schooling. An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Ten for constipation.
A jumble of names and places records residents visiting relatives, weddings, travel to Ogden and Garland, and daily happenings in Lehi, Gar to, Farmington, and Provo. Mentions of sugar factory work, canal projects, and local commerce accompany social updates and health notices.
An old advertisement hawks Dr Kings Sew Life Pills as a universal remedy for bowel and stomach ailments, claiming relief from pain, headaches, biliousness, and more. It promises a guaranteed cure from Wadeworths drug store for 25e.
A patient notes relief using a medicine from Chan bellaint Galle and Cholera ail Diane hokw Eovenedy Willy. The speaker praises a home remedy and claims it was the best medicine they ever used. Sold by ELH Mordhiew.
A local notice indicates a meeting will be held in Atlanta on March 26 to discuss march procedures and brigagements for the D. R. Program Sherman Muateh to the Sea. The document mentions the March 6 event details and calls for attendees to prepare for the session.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and a dancing display with possible performers. Names and details are unclear, but implies a local event featuring dancing and attendees.
An afternoon raffle at City Park offers a chance to win a Ranger Special Bicycle. Details for entry are labeled V8. The piece also mentions a wartime veteran and a dubious cholera remedy with unsafe warnings.
Miss Anna Eising and Miss Anna Binlig appear with Chicago's favorite opera singer in a Rip Van Winkle Company production. The festival announces a debut with Willy Biles's troupe and a dune themed setting.
A reader from Hope Texas reports dissatisfaction with J Woleworth’s store product and praises Bicklen's Arnica Salve for skin burns boils sore eyes and lever sores. The letter cites personal experience and cordially endorses the salve over the other brand.
Hurried testimonial from F. Culligr of Cheror kee Ja claims Electric Bitters cured severe kidney disease. He says prior to treatment he could not sit on a chair without a cushion and suffered backache headache and general weakness. The product is offered as a guaranteed tonic by Td Wadeworth druggist at a stated price.
An unclear advertorial note touts a balm labeled as especially valuable for sprains and muscle discomfort. It mentions prompt use to save money and reduce wheeze and trouble, with a signature or author initials at the end.
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