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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
2
Congressman Thompson of Alabama invites the author of the Crumpacker resolution and others to join a private car campaign trip from Washington in May to study suffrage in the South and view the true race conditions.
The British war loan of 160 million dollars is oversubscribed fortyfold with 25 million dollars of the total raised in America. A petrified horse jaw found in a Chester Illinois mine at ninety feet depth suggests the species existed earlier than thought. Britain imposes six month quarantine on imported dogs to prevent disease.
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Report describes a sun ray focusing event at a drug store that caused colored solutions in jars to burst, blamed on a "Stoughton bottle" badge. The phenomenon allegedly affected several items at a shop in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and New York as similar bows were observed, implying a wider pattern.
Local authorities in Ketterling Iaelind failed to resolve a policy dispute that sparked a heated town issue. The disagreement persisted until a golf match determined a point, with councilmen securing the win by a narrow margin.
Gen Sir Robert Stewart, a British officer overseeing purchases in the United States, says Miles will remain cautious about shipments to South Africa while the almighty dollar governs America.
President Roosevelt allocates six dollars for renovating the White House and staff note a modernized reception room will be brightened and restructured. The plan includes new chairs and a complete service setup as part of the broader improvements.
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Notice is given that Uta Boger Genny has filed an application for patent in the Land Office Salt Lake City Utah Salt Lake County. The description covers northwest and southeast quarters of a section in the Salt Lake Meridian. Publication confirms adverse parties may object within the statutory period and require the office to proceed.
Government notice from November 26 outlining a public sale of land tracts under federal act. It lists tracts by lot numbers and sections, with procedures for objections, validity period, and authorities Frank B. Horde and A. Soler. It cautions bidders about deadlines and required compliance with land division rules and protections.
A university for women is being established in Japan offering courses in domestic science Japanese and English literature. Boarding students live in a dormitory and take turns cooking. Hartford Bath Mile Company faces prosecution under labor laws for advertising for help in an English newspaper.
United States Laval Office Salt Lake City Utah gives notice of land tracts for a naval school project under a long established act. The notice states two divisions and asks for objections within sixty days from the posting date. Also included are references to patent actions and a health remedy anecdote unrelated to the notice.
The throat is a vulnerable route for many diseases and summer climate increases risk. Treat any throat trouble promptly. Recommend keeping Diphtheria Kenedy on hand as an effective remedy and note Lehi's T. J. Wadsworth prescription department on Main Street as the best in town.
A brief notice notes location notices and proof of annual labor offered for sale at the office. Details are limited in the readable text.
United States Land Office notes Utah filed list No. 40 selecting tracts in a township with mineral claims for an insane asylum under an 1804 act. Details include tract descriptions and subdivision notes, with a sixty day protest window and instructions to contest on mineral value grounds. Frank D. Hobby and Geo. A. Smith sign as register and receiver.
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