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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
4
Partial OCR lists several personal names and a few fragments but lacks coherent context or event details. The readable items include Magar eorge Auetto, Samuel Taylor, Bastiaan, Bewiker, Janes bo Row, and other unclear terms.
Around Town column notes social happenings in Am Fork Lehi and nearby areas. Mentions sales ads actors at Opera House comedy company frequent visits, school visitors, weather and crops, local health reports and vaccination talk, travel to Salt Lake to see a play, and a damaged map delivery.
Government notice in Salt Lake City Utah announces land classified for mineral minerals near an agricultural college. Lists specific townships sections and dates, with public eligibility details and protest procedures.
Fragmented text shows a mix of tonic ad claims and a public notice about a $100 per share assessment by Pacific Gold Mining and Milling Co. at American Fork Utah plus a concert notice and a wedding reception in Salt Lake Temple area. Names include J. Jolnsen and Miss Alice Maud Head with local attendees.
John P. Divnang, agent for the American Wallpaper Co, urges locals in Utah to buy now. He touts low prices on the New Century Desire and border options, promising substantial savings.
An imperfect catalog of entertainment titles and items including ventriloquism, dialect recitations, modern entertainments, and etiquette guides. It lists books and performances with prices and notes for future reference, credited to J. W. Morley.
United States Land Office in Salt Lake City announces tract entries for the establishment and maintenance of a Deaf and Dumb Asylum under an act of Congress. Protests against the state's claim to the tracts must be filed within sixty days, or the selection will be reported to Washington.
An advertisement extols Uyose tirelows bicile workers as tireless and busy around the clock. It claims Dr. King’s New Defense cures torpid liver biliousness fever andague headaches malaria and fatigue. The copy urges readers to try them at T Wadsworth.
An offer promises twelve thousand dollars in salary for a representative of Millie Monthly Magazine. The ad mentions Midland, Metlagee, and Dogma politon as locations and asks scribes to send a cent for a copy to Twentieth Century Publishing Co in Missouri.
An advertisement quotes Dr Moran and Dr. Tyisen praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children's coughs and whooping cough, claiming it gives satisfactory relief and is safe. A patient named Miorritien from Lomavoning, Ma. reports relief from long standing neuralgia and dyspepsia after using Kodal Dyspepsia Cure.
An unnamed advertisement from Morganton Tennessee markets Arnica Galve as a cure all for keroma pimples sores rheum and piles. The text mentions D Labill and J Wadeworth with claims of complete relief but offers no verifiable details or endorsements.
The Sugar Beet Growers Contest is pitched as a leading U S agriculture initiative. Orange Judd Farmer reports significant pledges and industry-wide cooperation, urging farmers to train and unite to boost the sugar beet industry.
Old advertisements tout Dr King’s New Discovery and One Minute Cough Cure as remedies for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles with claims of quick relief and complete cures. Various testimonials cite cures and dramatic weight gain as proof, plus other patent medicines like Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills.
Property listing for sale showing a goat orchard on the lot. Inquiry and contact at the offices for details and purchase.
Classified notice seeks a capable retiree from any country to represent Inge company with solid reputation. Offers a 90 salary per year payable weekly and 1 for day absolates care plus expenses. Apply at Standard House 301 Dearborn St Chicago.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement notes DeWitt’s White Pile Balm marketed by Peoples Co op. It mentions a tailor moving shops and a sample book for fall and winter, with claims of guaranteed satisfaction and a cure for piles and related ailments. The text lists various business names and addresses in New York.
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