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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
2
C. A. Snow & Co. invites requests for a free booklet on securing American and foreign Patents Trademarks and Copyrights. The notice notes Maryland just passed a compulsory education law requiring children aged 8 to 12 to attend public schools unless properly instructed elsewhere.
The article notes that grain growing areas will plant more coarse grains while wheat acreage may fall, citing high prices as a reason to favor cere oats and barley. It mentions record imports of precious stones with diamonds and emeralds popular, and remarks on Cecil Rhodes burial, a crow hatchery in Glenwood PA supplying milliners, a Scotch firm hiring American riveters, and Marconi's mother being Irish from Dublin.
One bureau of the planned Department of Commerce and Labor will include the Fish Commission. Its task will be to release 150,000,000 baby lobsters into New England waters as part of a rehabilitation effort.
An Omaha Nebraska woman says she is the youngest great grandmother in the United States. She married at 13 and became a mother at 14, a grandmother at 28, and a great grandmother at 4. Her children are younger than her granddaughter.
Last year statistics show cotton remains king with exports making up one third of agricultural products. Breadstuffs and meat follow in the ranking, and when manufactured cotton is included, the cotton export trade now exceeds all exports of any generation ago.
The quoted line from 165 hints that winds are read from a device producing distinct sounds as if spoken by a person or musical instrument. This portrays an early imaginative notion of recording or reproducing sound.
The London Evening Standard notes that American influences seem to pervade Europe, echoing the old truism that nothing succeeds like success. The piece frames this as a general complaint about cultural and economic sway from the United States.
Japan endured a financial panic described as driven by excess money supply after the Chinese war sparked an augmented currency. The flood of funds led to widespread extravagance and market instability, contrary to typical panic triggers.
A Canadian educator tests pupils in the United States against those in Canada to gauge school efficiency. He finds Canadians know more about the United States, while Hackensack New Jersey pupils are the brightest, with Baltimore pupils close behind.
The Wednesday storm brought hours of rain and about two inches of snow. Farmers rejoice as soil is soaking and beet stands look strong, signaling a potential record lucerne crop and a good year for Lehi area agriculture. Snow glistens under sunlight as nature seems to bless the harvest outlook.
The Weld County Sugar company controlled by the Haveninyers has bought 120 acres for a Grovley factory site and is negotiating another site at Eaton. The facility aims to be the state's largest and be ready for the next crop if possible.
Notice of publication for patent filed by Beet Sugar Company Salt Lake City Utah for Beet Sugar Placer Mining claim in Lehi District Utah County. Claim spans 160 acres in Section 31 Township 6 South Range East of East Lake Meridian with northwest southeast course. Adverse claim deadlines and locations recorded in Lehi and Utah County offices.
Dr M Scarborough of Hebron Ohio recalls a two year illness marked by an unrelenting cough. After failing various remedies he used Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds and reports quick relief and ongoing improvement. Trial bottles offered free by T J Wadeworth with price guarantees.
Ed O Nad of Wayville Sedgwick County Kan describes severe pain while walking on crutches before using a liniment sold by T. J. Wadworth. He reports relief after applying three 500 bottles and now walks freely performing light farm work. He says many others were benefited and recommends the product.
Public notice from the United States Land Office at Marshsmith detailing mineral claims in Utah under acts of Congress. It lists tracts in various townships and lots, invites protests within sixty days, and explains the process for contesting the state's claims, signed by Frank D Hobbs and Geo A Smith. Includes testimonial on Chamberlain's remedy and a railway special rate notice.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as remedy for stomach and bowel trouble fever malaria and digestive issues. It promotes relief from dyspepsia and appetite loss and claims to be sold at Wade’s drug store.
Notice from the United States Land Office March 24 2002 listing tracts in Utah selected for State Normal Schools under the 1884 act. Describes mineral claims on the parcels and posting for public inspection. Protests must be filed within sixty days to contest mineral value versus agricultural use. absence implies approval. Frank D. Hodge Register and Geo A. Smith Receiver sign.
The article stresses throat vulnerability in the climate and urges immediate care at first symptoms. It promotes diphtheria remedy and Aschia medicine as essential, noting the prescription department at Lehr’s store run by T. J. Wadsworth on Main Street.
The notice outlines annual labor provisions for office care and related location notices. It details requirements for staffing, working hours, and responsibilities at the office, emphasizing compliance and standard procedures.
United States Land Office announces a public land action in East Lake City Utah dated March 10 2008. The notice specifies the authority and location affecting local land parcels with details forthcoming.
County clerk notice directs creditors to file claims with voucher to the undersigned at Lent City Utah County Utah on or before August 3 1902. Fred Merrill administrator of the estate of D B Hitesman deceased A J Evans attorney.
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