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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and terms from a sports card or roster. It mentions Mepor and Ivar, with possible teams or positions, and references divisions or lines. The text is incomplete, with line breaks and misspellings obscuring full events.
President Morgan Evans of the creamery profiles for the company. Jamon Taylor wed and will move to Idaho. William Anatinik may settle in Lehi. Little Leslie Goats broke his left arm in two places Saturday. MTA and IA choir concerts planned for Sunday night. Parents meeting at Central School well attended. Mayor Geo. Austin ill at St Mother Hospital but improving. Mrs John J Chilii ill for weeks with election not yet improved. A sale on Main Street. Several Lahit residents attended a play. train returned to joint. Mrs Sara A Pearson visiting. Andrew and Cole Webb relocating. Ang ie Webb district pupils surprised their teacher with a visit. Tohi and American Fork Cattle Association met for annual elections and reports.
Notice from the United States Land Office Salt Lake City Utah dated Oct 24 1900 lists mineral bearing tracts within Utah towns in townships 48 east and surrounding areas including Agricultural College lands. It states that copies of the lists are posted for public inspection and that protests must be filed within sixty days with the General Land Office in Washington D C. The notice notes possible disputes over mineral value versus agricultural value and outlines reporting procedures and partial description of tract locations.
Notice from American Fork Utah. board meeting February 1901 levied assessment of 1.00 per 1000 shares on capital stock payable to Secretary J. C. Johnson. Delinquent stocks with April 1 sale at ten o clock a.m. to cover assessment and advertising costs. First publication Feb. 26.
John P B Dyreng, agent for the American Wall Paper Co at Lehi Utah, announces a sale of new century designs with low prices and border options at the same price per roll as other dealers. He guarantees he can undercut all competitors in town.
A March 16 ceremony at the Salt Lake Temple joined Miss Alice Maud Kradder, daughter of Arthur and Mary Jane Bradder of Lehi, to Charles De Jeor, son of Bishop St oror of Cloverreek Toole County. A reception hosted by the bride’s parents featured speeches and gifts from many guests.
The State of Utah issues a mineral land notice for tracts in township 48 north range 8 west near Salt Lake City. David Frank Obte Register and A. Smith Reoviver announce sixty days to protest the claims alleging mineral value over agricultural, with a report to the General Land Office in Washington.
Advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. Claims they banish headaches malaria and weakness, come in small tasty doses, and cost 25 cents at T. J. Wadeworth.
A fragmented notice offers a weekly salary to wither and Hin of Wolka to represent the Millan Monthly Magazine as a subscription solicitor. The ad references Midland and Central Weal, promising premiums to each subscriber and a twentieth century publishing angle.
A fragmentary ad touts medicines for widespread ailments including liver and bowel issues. Mentions vendors T J Wadsworth and Peoples Co op with claims of cures and early riser pills. The text reads as an unreliable historical tobacco of dubious remedies.
The Polysophical Society schedules a Friday evening dance as College Hall crowds last Sunday night. Lecturer Charles Kilison spoke on Popular Christianity. librarians report 2013 books in use and limited delinquency. Faculty notes a five week summer course will start next Monday with details pending.
The Sugar Beet Growers contest promises to mobilize farmers nationwide with thousands of dollars in value. Orchestrated through Orange Judd Farmer, it aims to boost beet sugar production and unite states, counties, and individuals in a major agricultural effort.
A fragmented ad-like notice mentions Gough and works off the Gold with Laxative Dromo-Quininn Tablets. It states a core toklin one day and promises pay if the core is present, but the text is unclear on full details and conditions.
An aged reader recounts using many medicines for persistent coughs and grippe. She claims Dy King's New Liver Cures cured her, with a 54 pound gain, and advertises a free bottle offer from Wadworth drug store. The piece promotes Hood's Pills and One Minute Cough Cure as remedies for coughs, headaches, and digestive issues.
Incomplete OCR text provides limited intelligible details. No clear events or entities are present to form a factual, named card with dates or organizations.
Help wanted notice seeks a dependable agent to handle financial tasks for a prominent company. Salary paid weekly at a daily rate with monthly and weekly allowances. Address: Slateler House, KH Dearborn St, Chicago.
A garbled notice alleges a scheme involving Ariel Tiely cnad and Noldoein linked to a Heml by Dy Stollen with claims of deaths and protection failures. It references the Ntelior 00 Institute and Johrn Ardenan a tailor, plus De Witt’s Salve and counterfeit concerns amid a public sale warning.
An apparently promotional fragment touts Hood's as a "purifier" and "vitalizer" with assurances of health benefits. The text reads like a medicinal pitch urging readers to obtain Hood's product for wellbeing.
Job notice seeking an experienced, reliable man to deliver and collect in a large old manufacturing house. Pays 100 a year with air pay. Reference from any bank in any city accepted. Address 894 Dearorm St, Chlenge with floor details in the telegraph factory listing.
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