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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
2
A garbled list names Cavan Winn as President and James Hanwoon as Viewproeident along with several others including W. BE dtackin Noel Troms Bastin Tavion and W. J. Wenn Chonok Wren in unclear roles. A date Ney 15 appears.
The Utah Press Association summarizes controversy over Judge Henry and Miss Thatcher, irrigation ditch needs, and bills 156 and 150 affecting county school funds and taxes. It reports the Carnegie Institute site for Deseret Laboratory, Congressional office-building location choices, Taft’s Philippines governorship, and varied global items.
The Department of Commerce will begin life in a rented office. The new immigration law applies to all U S territory under government control. The gold fund reaches an all time high for the nation.
An early 1900s style ad touts Cascarets as a universal remedy for constipation with claims of widespread use and strong sales. The copy emphasizes potency and household trust, noting a long product name and distinctive packaging features to attract buyers.
A reflective poem recalls battles and the toll of war as Springfield mourns fallen heroes. The lines contrast the calm of restored towns with scars of conflict, praising peace and the enduring memory of those who fought. The speaker, citing W. E. Poles, ties local reverence to national history and civic pride.
A lion tamer discusses risks of the profession to a New York Telegraph man. He cites 47 bites, including a near-lynch by a lion and incidents where he shot to kill when lions charged. He notes beasts’ temperaments vary by breed and that males are harder to tame.
A witty exchange reveals a couple debating a law as a church bell rings. He answers with gallant restraint, while she presses for a point, and the scene ends with a decisive, flirtatious moment.
Notice from Pacific Gold Mining & Milling Company of Alpine and American Fork Utah that at a meeting on Vel 21 190% a $2.00 par value assessment on capital stock was levied payable to J Dunkley Secretary. Delinquent shares unpaid by April 20 003 will be advertised for sale and sold April 10 at the secretary's office to cover delinquent amount and advertising costs.
A reader summary notes the Jaw Review of Reviewse cites the growth of the Chionga and Nolte Vertoon Ry, one of the largest railways, with references to Northwest expansion and the Mais from Chienea. contact A. Watkin in Suit Lavko City for details.
An old advertisement claims Voxehee's German Syrup cures throat and lung troubles for adults and children with one bottle per day, sold by T. J. Wadsworth on Main Street Lehi. It touts long history, doctor endorsements, and a promise of universal relief across civilized countries.
An investigating committee examined a Bright's Disease treatment marketed from San Francisco. They tested over three dozen cases, reporting about 87 percent improvement and 13 percent failures. The firm advertised free published trial results and offered details to applicants.
A Chicago area notice touts a monthly listing for a crusade oriented journal. It claims broad readership, offers year free delivery to subscribers, and advertises the Palisman and Leht Banner with sample copies available at Lehr Utah, inviting paid-up book subscribers at ten cents to receive the Palisman for a year.
Better Than Gold, chronic indigestion and nervous debility improved by Electric Bitters. Lancaster, North Dakota testimonial from PL Green says the tonic did more good than any medicine and kept his wife in health for years. Praises for female troubles and overall vigor with satisfaction guaranteed.
A garbled notice touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for leg injuries and skin eruptions claiming it cured a man named J. Kt. Orner and others after years of doctor efforts. It references Franklin and Bucklen in a cheap patent medicine style, with inflated claims.
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