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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
2
Citizens in northern Utah County praise Hon. Geo. Austin and Hon. L. Chipman for untiring work during the session. Austin's bill to close artesian wells passed, a much needed measure. The pair's record is commended for steady effort and achievement on local legislation.
After ratifying the Pan American and Cuban pacts, the Senate adjourned and President plans an extra session next November to push required legislation. Cuban reciprocity tariff revision and finance bills are seen as top agenda for the next Congress. Alaskan prosperity grows on homestead gains. A Spanish American War tax on playing cards reveals 15 million packs produced annually in the United States.
The column laments limited public interest in the Dey Cri nomination and notes political maneuvering around a Hawaiian Fisheries bill. It criticizes proposed private gain from public privilege and comments on Senate overrun costs and maple sap season in Massachusetts.
The read text is a jumbled OCR fragment containing partial names, phrases, and nonsensical lines. It mentions places like Rive Petelie and Wheeway, with scattered references to people and activities but no clear event or cohesive report to summarize.
Springfield engineer George Anderson of the Wabash suffered fatal injuries in a Naples head on collision. He had warned of the wreck in a dream and became distracted before the crash. The accident killed Anderson with the remainder of the train's crew surviving.
An overview of the Western Ry and its expansions details the North Western Railway’s double track from Chenye to the Miradurd River at stone. The article notes rapid growth and the evolving rail network, with references to bound copies of the reviews and applications to North-Western’s representative in Tah Take Oly.
Notice of assessment No 14 levied at 200 per share on capital stock of Vavifie Gield Mining & Milling Company. Delinquent shares to be sold at public auction after April 10, with costs and advertising payable. payment required to J L Dunkley, Secretary, American Fork Utah.
An old OCR fragment references a medical tonic or syrup and warnings about illness, mentioning Chamomile or German syrup, a tonic linked to a physician’s authority, and a street address in Len. The passage mixes product claims with cautionary notes and ends with a vendor name T J Wadsworth on Main Street.
Fragmented text mentions Hoda Sareaquartita and claims of cures and health benefits. Limited readable details describe a product or remedy named BLOOe. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations are present.
A San Francisco affair involves a Brights Disease treatment trial linked to a jarno product. The test distributed a compound to patients, with eighty seven of eighty seven treated showing improvement, thirteen percent failure, and ongoing public access to committee proceedings and clinical reports.
A damaged notice promotes a monthly illustrated journal featuring Americana and desert frontier themes. It claims a national call to subscribe, offers bundles with THE LEHI BANNER and the TALISMAN, and lists sample copies at the office with annual and back subscription prices.
A vintage advertisement claims Fr. Green of Laheaster praises Electric Bitters for stomach and nerve issues. It asserts the remedy cured indigestion and improved health for years and promotes female ailments as well. Satisfaction guaranteed by druggists.
A shorthand notice describes a runaway accident involving J. H. Orner and a Franklin vehicle. Four years of doctors’ efforts failed to heal a leg injury until Backlen's Arnica Balm was applied, curing the patient and ending the suffering. Local pharmacists and druggists are praised for selling the remedy.
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