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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
3
City leaders and local figures such as Mayor George Aveun and Revordéer-James Fows appear alongside treasurer John Robertadt in a list of advertisements. The fragment references pricing at ten cents and small inventions offered for sale or display with color notices, indicating a busy urban shop window of names and promotions.
One week remains before a beer thinning event. Cavhier John Smith took a business trip to Salt Lake City on Tuesday. The New Weat school laid out tennis grounds on the school lot. George Whitehead of Springville won a prize here Tuesday. Elimor Rhodes ill with heart issues. Utah wool clip expected around 12,000,000 pounds. Supt. Racker visited Salt Lake Friday. Several residents reported property and infrastructure updates including a new barn, jail improvements, and canal management on Bear River. Peoples Co Op advertised wall panels and farming supplies. Anthony Nelson of Cable Piano Co. promised better winge quality in Leh. Oregon Short Line excursion ads for Tintle Point to Murcer. Directors of Peoples Co op met. dividend declared. Ex-Commissioner John J. Thomas arrived from Fleisch Soriege with news of range conditions.
The afternoon and evening program by school children at the Opera House delighted all. May Queen and attendants impressed with graceful performances. younger and older pupils sang and acted with strong training. Net proceeds from both shows exceeded 70, to be used for the soldiers.
The item lists various local happenings including mayoral travel, canal business, and construction work on an auxiliary plant foundation. It mentions Mason Elias M. Fonen finishing foundation work, progress on sled projects, and two individuals Roy Kendall and Walter Hiteeman overpowering Mr. Thomas Burton at the Reform School. The M I A Conference is postponed to May 1.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tea and Ely Miller products. It promotes Arnica and Acker's Blood Elixir as cures for sores, pimples, weakness, pale skin, and blood impurities with a money back guarantee. Dr. T. D. Wodeworth signs the testimonial.
Salt Lake City public works invites bids for furnishing pine tiles. March 1 1001 deadline 10 A.M. Friday March 10 1001. Specifications on request. Right to waive informality or reject bids reserved by John B. Mootle Chairman. Also includes diverse old testimonials and ads unrelated to the contract.
Local notices tout De King's New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble with testimonials from Mrs. Q. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria Indiana and a claim of 56 pounds gained. Also mentions One Minute Cough Cure and Hood's Sarsaparilla as health aids and a Provo repair of a waterwheel at Utah Light and Power Co.
After days of hardship due to dry winds, a lengthy rainstorm began on Thursday and continued for hours soaking fields. Farmers express renewed hope as crops soaked, fruit trees revived, and lingering gloom gives way to praise for the cleansing rain.
Fragmentary text references a governor and Newnan with mentions of a hinge on a pale Ha gird orchard, suggesting a gubernatorial inquiry or official action, but details are obscured. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Mr William Wing displayed a collection of five new livery rigs and harnesses, spending about one thousand dollars. The rigs, praised as elegant and stylish, drew attention as vehicles fit to delight town youth seeking a dash. All rigs are made and sold by Brule baker fina, Mr Lowe, who sold to Mr Wing.
Classified ad seeks a capable reliable man to represent a large company of solit flaneral reputation with weekly salary and travel perks. Offers weekly pay with expense coverage and advance money, no connections required. Address given in New York for response at The Niclok Institute, 74, Bights Avenue.
J Anderson the tailor relocates to the Cite Mall building, announces fall and winter stock from Marries Woolen factory Chicago, plans to hire another cutter soon, offering satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Also promotes DeWitt’s salve and a fraud warning about counterfeit remedies.
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