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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
4
Readers see a list of city officials and commission roles with budget wording. The document outlines advertising terms and rates for line-based notices and classified inserts.
A jumble of town updates notes upcoming events and local happenings including Roosevelts visit to East Lake City on Friday the 20th May day activities for district schools and a variety of community notices. Reports cover absences illnesses small business ads and a major sale event at a local store with multiple regionally specific names and places referenced.
County commissioners granted a fifty year franchise to Reed Smoot Jane Mylight BL Laas George Havercamp and A Thuraing to construct and operate an electric railway and telephone network. The panel also reviewed tax apportionment and district finances noting Lake View district costs and a call for reassessment. The meeting included assignments for approval and references to commissioners Webb Dunn and others.
Fragments indicate a notice urging young men to ready for government service portions and examinations. Specific details are unclear due to garbled text, but references to rapid promotions, open departments, and inter state travel appear.
An ad claims Danforth of Labirage Georgia used six months to heal a leg injury with Duckin 4 Apoica Salve and reports full cure in five days. It touts Weynds and Pites as part of the ointment and asserts superior effectiveness without documented proof.
An OCR fragment mentions a fishing scene with names and garbled words. It references someone labeled L and measurements or actions, a catch, a breakaway, and an unclear mention of testing a pallitin and a back. The text is largely unintelligible but indicates a casual fishing anecdote.
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic scene at a station involving a woman and an exasperated man. The quoted phrases hint at a dispute over money or a pocket item and a feeling of misfortune. Details are unclear due to damaged wording.
Tuesday evening wedding reception at The Oper Thopee venue honored over a hundred celebrity guests. The couple received many costly gifts and friends praised the charming display of love, music, and decor as the night concluded with joyful humor.
In a dialogue, Tommy teases his father about being the head of the old block, while Pa and another voice claim lineage and playfully dispute who is the figure. The exchange highlights playful family banter and a sense of place in the old block.
The Ammonians report the death of a son on April 2, 1003 from appendicitis. The news comes amid community mourning with services at the Ammon meeting house. Elders speak at the service and the family, led by Elder Ephraim Empey, faces sorrow and responsibilities for two young children.
Fragmentary ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine and claims money can buy. It emphasizes superior quality and effectiveness, urging readers to choose this product.
A report from St. Louis Teperbuir details the beekeeping observations on a hive. It describes the queen rearing, worker bee activity, and overall hive dynamics related to the queen’s influence on brood and colony behavior.
Fragmentary description describes a trap for small game with a lever door and candle attachments. A ringed cord and a steel bolt interact with a trigger peer near the top, suggesting a concealed release mechanism. The readable text hints at a crafted device intended to capture or harm small animals.
A notice from William Brockey M D stating retirement after a medical career in New York and intent to change his Wentlony. He mentions a date around May 15 and asks the public to contact him if there are any objections about the change.
A young woman buys twelve pounds of flesh for five or eight cents per pound and earns twelve pounds of weight by using Scott s Emulsion. The advertisement claims others pay more for similar results and promises a free sample from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York.
An unsure health advisory links constipation to broader illness and notes Cascarents as a top selling remedy. The piece claims widespread use, brand authenticity, and urges readers to try Cascarets, with anecdotes about people and boxes.
Fragmented OCR style item notes workers and chronic ailments including head ache stomach liver and bowel issues. Mentions names like D Kinga and Bili e renee along with crude health claim references and 260 at Addting toren.
Local advert lists heavy and light harnesses, Hamera double and single Tooggy harness options, saddles, whips, pads, collars, and other horse goods. Mars Senter promoted.
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