Utah Classified Notice Manager Kirkham
Utah publication lists JAS M Kirkham as manager in a second class matter notice.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
4
Utah publication lists JAS M Kirkham as manager in a second class matter notice.
Under council direction cemetery streets are swing plowed and rolled to encourage lot owners to beautify graves. Proposes connecting idle water pipes, planting trees, and finishing cleaning tasks to present a well kept cemetery reflecting community sentiment and making visits with flowers more pleasant by Decoration Day.
The death of Sandel Hamner shocks Lehi residents. A respected citizen, he was described as a man of good habits and public spirit. The notice offers condolences to his wife and appeals for solace amid the sorrow, reflecting on life, faith, and loss.
The High School annual gathering and track meet held last Saturday drew strong praise for its first state event. The Payson earlier event set a precedent, inviting all high school participants. The program ran smoothly with meals praised, track events lively, and basketball fast paced. A free concert by Joseph IF Smith concluded the program.
Residents praised the hospitality of Lehi citizens and the new organ at the meeting. Attendees noted the day’s smooth start to finish and the town’s efforts toward high school programs, taberimede, and park projects increasing countywide interest among students and parents.
A woman named Mrs White built a new house with a net bathroom considered novel. Neighbors visited to inspect the bath. An elderly visitor requested a bath, but a scream arose from the bathroom. Mrs White rushed to the caller and found the woman crying I am dying after pulling the drain.
A fragmented paragraph discusses methods to distinguish individuals in families by markings and accessories. Examples include brick tape on backs of garments to identify wearers and hooks or cloth hangers for organization. The text notes painted broad bands and reliance on family surnames to renew or identify members.
A fragmented account describes an old whisky scam where whiskey is drawn from barrels with hot water, allegedly aging in barrels for years. The text claims the hot water extracts a stronger red eye from the wood and produces a stronger spirit.
Northwest notes report Yerington faces diphtheria and scarlet fever rumors amid broader Nevada chatter. A Reno Brewing Co plan for Ely faces costs. a bank safe robbery at Eatonville is noted. Japanese envoys arrive in Seattle. a playful, disjointed excerpt closes the column.
Puck reports on a chaotic scene as the stage lineup expands with varied acts and a flood of merchandise references. Names and exact events are unclear in the fragmented text.
A fragmented prose piece contemplates flaws within Goodnews and a careless act of self interest. It contrasts with an angelic ideal and a figure in disrupted attire, noting literary missteps and tangled imagery.
The ad proclaims Miles Nervine restores health to those suffering epilepsy fits and St Vitus dance. It lists testimonials and urges purchase from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Ind, promising refunds if not satisfied.
Notice from United States Land Office Salt Lake City Utah dated April 4 1909 lists tracts under the Homestead act proposed by the Arid Land Board and Funites and invites protests or contests within thirty days after first publication. It notes locations in Township ranges and sections with final posting, and directs reporting to the General Land Office Washington DC.
Creditors will present claims to whomever is named as the personal representative at the Bank Building Tah Banking Company in Rich City Utah County and state of Utah, before the tenth day of July. George Horomdon, administrator of the estate, with attorney for the estate, first publication March 7, 07.
Vague notice shows creditors with vouchers to be intensified at a People’s Court. Court official John Tomes lists administrator Iola Roberts’s estate with attorney Evauna. Publication dated April 4, 007.
A garbled promotional item lists health products and brands as if announcing a busy new remedy. References to UGLuston Daca Company and Maddie Wis appear among fragmented terms, suggesting a damaged vintage advertising page.
Notice of delinquent stock assessed on January 3 1907 with list of holders and shares. No certificates issued. board orders sale at the company office Lehi Utah on Sunday May 7 1907 at 2 PM to satisfy assessments and penalties. Andrew Field secretary Lehi Utah.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions locations and names with unclear context. Reads like a catalog or notice with places such as Salt Lake City and Lehiat Bid, referencing agents and dates in a garbled format. Hard to extract a coherent event or outcome from the readable lines.
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