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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1898
Page
5
A U S grade baking powder is advertised with guaranteed strength and purity. The product is priced higher than rival brands, claimed to sell at double the market rate.
Joseph Broadbent writes from Oldham England thanking Lehi for $6 sent by the Missionary committee to aid Elders abroad. He plans to sail on May 5 and praises the community’s support while noting his faith and hope for eternal life. A separate note describes Pres Trane arranging funds to release Mrs. Harrison from debt, yielding her a clear title.
The Audubon sugar school in New Orleans started in 1890 and operates with support from the Louisiana sugar experiment station. It offers a four year course blending theory and hands on work in engineering chemistry agriculture sugar making and drawing with tuition free to worldwide students and graduates securing positions in Hawaii Mexico Louisiana and the western beet sugar industry.
Fred Racker travels to Salt Lake to join Uncle Sam's forces if possible. A ten month old child of Mr and Mrs Joseph Beck in Saratoga Springs swallowed lye, was rushed to Lehi for medical aid with Dr Steele. Despite renal antidotes and intensive care the child died Sunday morning. Funeral held at John Beck's Salt Lake home.
In Salt Lake on Friday manager Cather fell in a greasy corridor at the McCornick building. He struck his back with his right arm beneath him and suffered a severe shaking up and a bad bruise. He postponed his eastern trip as a result.
Dr. and Mrs. L. McGarty write to Mr. T. J. Trane from Egypt noting a recent shipwreck but their safety now. They plan to tour Europe then sail to America and expect to reach Lehi in August.
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