Discontinuance policy for The Banner newspaper
Norick of Discontistance informs subscribers that the Banner continues to bill for all papers received unless an explicit discontinuance order is sent and arrears are paid. Courts hold subscribers responsible for subscription until paid. Communications should be sent to Lehi Publishing Company Lehi Utah 1898.
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Norick
Tull
Paphas
Banner
Utah County
Utah
Mormon Converts Stir Utah Clergy and Public
The clergy complain of strong Mormon growth while the sect invites scrutiny of its beliefs. In Elias Morris death Utah loses an enterprising citizen who helped start local industries and provided labor. Judge Dusenberry returns from Washington seeking repayment of funds claimed to be improperly taxed. Salt Lake City council friction eases as Mayor Clark’s salary cut veto is sustained. The Richfield Advocate editor faces local backlash over a controversial piece and is warned to curb writings.
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Elias Morris
Utah
Salt Lake City
Clark
Hall's Catarrh Cure and McKinley Endorsement
The ad promises a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and includes endorsements from West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin as Toledo wholesale druggists. It also notes President McKinley showing restraint on war, aiming for national welfare over political gain.
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Pr. J. Cheney & CO
Prone
Toled
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Toledo
O. Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Ohio
Liberty for Cuba and Utah politics in the news
The piece hopes for freedom in Cuba and reports on Utah politics. It mentions Logan Journal’s attack on President Woodruff over bond ties to Union Light and Power, Brother Glassman advancing Republican unity, and Democratic calls to keep party lines clear. It also notes speculation about B H Roberts returning to Congress.
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Logan Journal
Willford Woodruff
Union Light and Power Company
Brother Glassman
Republican Party
Silver Republicans at Sea as McKinleyites Work Quietly
A terse political note describes Silver Republicans at sea and McKinleyites sawing wood, signaling ongoing partisan maneuvering and idle activity amid tensions within the party.
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