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Lehi Banner

Location

Lehi, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1898

Page

3

A Dime-Novel Hero

A stray 13 year old orphan named George Burton is picked up by Patrolman Packard on a cold May night while attempting to open a freight car door. At the station he is fed and kept overnight as detectives verify his story, revealing East Greenwich as his home. The boy is reunited with his grandmother and Aunt Polly after a telegram to East Greenwich, and he promises to behave, with his family vowing to take him home.

Packard Oficer Oteer Great West George Burton George Leutenant Regaiil Anon George H. Burton Greenwich East Greenwich Policeman Chief of Police Raven Grandma Aunt Polly Boston Georgie Aunt Jolly Polly Grandpa

Lehi City Adopts License Ordinance for Entertainments

Lehi Utah adopts an ordinance repealing and reissuing licensing rules for circuses theatricals concerts dances and other entertainments. It sets fees up to 50 per year for theaters and 2.50 per ball with capacity thresholds and requires advance payment. The ordinance takes effect after public publication and is certified by Edward Southwick City Recorder.

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Lehi City Dog Tax Ordinance Enacted 1808

Lehi City adopts an ordinance taxing dogs at one dollar per dog annually and twenty two percent for bites. It repeals conflicting parts of the May 28 1895 ordinance and takes effect after first publication on February 24 1808, as certified by Mayor John S Willis and City Recorder Edward Southwick.

John Willis M Lehi City Utah Lehi Paseed John S. Willis Edward Southwick Doge

One Minute Cough Cure Brings Relief for Croup

A nighttime alarm from a child's croup is followed by quick relief after giving One Minute Cough Cure. The ad asserts safety and harmlessness for children as claimed by I. B. Merri hew.

I. B. Merrihew

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