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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary remarks critique presidential leadership and Senate opposition. References to Persia grafters, shoe industry changes, and tension between reformers and magnates. Contains political satire tone with historical figures mentioned.
A Paria law requires a yearly ten dollar tax for women to wear trousers while in the country women wear them freely and no man challenges the practice.
A Kansas City man received a two year jail term for selling his vote for fifty cents. The report notes strict measures against vote buying and mentions a Town woman famed for feeding her husband on nine cents a day, who criticizes the man’s lack of symptoms of illness.
A Civil War veteran writes the Commissioner claiming full health and requesting his pension be stopped, remarking that wonders never cease.
An English judge rules that $1.80 is enough for a husband to pay for his wife's Easter bonnet. Women's clubs are urged to investigate and impeach the judge. Mr. Carnegie tells Cleveland students money has little value without fellow feeling and notes dollars attract people.
A noted physician blames London flat life for many yearly lunacy admissions. He proposes importing apartment house children janitors and elevator boys from elsewhere to reduce monotony and vent latent discontent.
During the war with Spain for every man killed more than twelve died from disease. In the Japanese army, of the division under General Oku there were reported only forty deaths up to December.
A 1904 report cites 29 642 sickness cases with 15 500 recoveries. It notes Japanese troops' diet and hygiene practices as superior to our generals, yet reveals little on their travel.
A new Salt Lake Rowte edition in Los Angeles and Salt Lake rail line markets a comprehensive map of mineral points in Frontenatera Novate. It promises expert reports and optimistic outlooks as the richest field in the nation draws attention.
The fragmentary OCR notes alleged Congresman McCleary from Minnesota tied to a contested race in 1882. A request was made for copies of a division no. 82 document from Alitpes W. I Wakeman in New York to obtain a preferred tribute or survey.
A garbled article fragment discusses honesty in lending and a theatre fire with many fatalities, then shifts to pneumonia deaths in Chicago and warnings about cough remedies. It cites Chamtrain’s Congt Renely and a testimonial about Chow hertiun's Cough Remedy. Names and places appear blurred, suggesting a sensational health-claims column.
Fragments indicate a public notice from Wesalt Laake House patrons about a schedule and costs for gate delivery and related expenses. Names Krugman, Athos Baling appear. mentions salary S700 per today and travel or service charges. No clear date or location is discernible.
The article extols a larger building with new presses and modern appliances across departments. It highlights editorial ambition and a wide national reach, promising a fresh paper with specialized content and affordable yearly subscription details.
A cryptic OCR fragment references a legal matter involving individuals including Deane and Delnatn with mentions of Kivu and Davileene. The text hints at a court action or employment dispute and a possible proceeding or filing described obliquely.
A fragmented text mentions times and names in a scrambled sequence. It lists times such as 40pm and 4:20 pm with scattered names like Delia and Canenr Lota. The overall meaning remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
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