Notice of Second Class Mailing at Lehi Post Office
A TeAR entered at the post office in Lehi Utah as second class matter. JAS M BIRKHAM Manager.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
2
A TeAR entered at the post office in Lehi Utah as second class matter. JAS M BIRKHAM Manager.
A severe storm Monday and Tuesday affected much of the state with wide reaching consequences. Snow in the mountains reaches unheard of depths and the coming water outlook appears promising. Ground is soaked streets overflow, sparking optimism among farmers shepherds and miners for a prosperous spring and summer. Lehi expects to share in prosperity.
Utah seventh legislature adjourns after over sixty days with many bills becoming law. Debate centers on consolidation versus separate maintenance in higher education. Advocates for unification worry the issue requires a public ballot to be resolved.
When high waters cover river bottoms along the Mississippi, bears and deer and other wild animals retreat to high ground or become indifferent to humans. Some seem to welcome approach, as if expecting protection from people amid the danger.
Four women now hold licenses to navigate Pittsburg waters Capra Mary Green Mrs Mary Swan and the Dippold sisters The Dippold family all have pilot licenses The women completed three years apprenticeship in the pilot house and on the roof of Ohio steamers
Skidoo Per Pound Young Jobson joked after marriage at the railway station weighing himself and his wife. He pulled a small handbook and calculated wedding and living costs, concluding with a quip that she cost him exactly 23 cents per pound.
The piece explains that heavy eyebrows near the nose indicate a violent temper and overbearing manner, while thin upward eyebrows suggest curiosity and conceit. Uneven thickness supposedly signals good thinking, reflecting a quirky, era-specific belief about facial features.
A Chicago Record-Herald note claims a Maritzburg corporation threatened to dismiss single employees prompting a rush to wed. The piece jokes about selfish money and comfort, comparing men and women in the context of marriage pressure.
An 19th century ad offers one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by F J Cheney and others, the tonic is said to target mucous surfaces with testimonials and a price stated per bottle.
Public notice from Salt Lake City Utah dated January 7 1907 announces a list of land tracts designated as school lands under federal act. It warns that protests or contests must be filed within sixty days from first publication and will be reviewed by the General Land Office Washington. Failure to protest implies acceptance of mineral value over agricultural use.
An old advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims quick relief, describes symptoms, and urges readers to request a free sample and trial booklet by mail, listing Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York and Dinghamton as locations.
United States Land Office in Halt Lake City Utah announces a state selected indemnity lands list within six miles of a mining location. The State of Utah requests protests or contests within thirty days of first publication, otherwise the land may be approved for government report. Jank D. Horbs, Register. First publication Feb 14, 107.
An appeal cites three physicians declaring a case hopeless yet asks what to advise a friend. It urges trying Dr Miles Heart Cure with a $12 purchase, claiming relief within weeks and a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co. The testimonial is from Onda Springs Kansas via Rev P D Milligan.
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