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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
4
An old column lists names such as Evana Gounelinen Josie TH Cannan James Hanwoon Raweet Tavira Wa Boss and Joan T Ronee with official titles. Rates are shown: 10 cents per line for first insertion and 6 cents per line for each additional insertion.
Local notes report various residents visiting, moving, or traveling. Mr Gow Sinide and Mrs Harriet Wilson are among visitors, while families relocate to Idaho and Kahio. Lehi enjoyed rains and a boost to local business ties with painting and plastering ads. rail fare reductions for Utah County graduates and Provo trips are noted along with a community gathering and a school conference.
Notice from United States Land Office Salt Lake City May 10 1903 announces W L Ellerbeck and James Clinton and Thomas R K Ellerbeck as coowners applying for a unified patent for Belle Spring Claim Nos 8 2 and 6 lodes and Belle Spring Mine No 2 lode with detailed survey bearings and areas totaling 67042 acres after exclusions. Also mentions a local Lehi Utah newspaper notice and family births of Mr Neila Nelson in Am Fork and President James H Clark's wife.
The State of Utah issues a summons to defendant listed as several Jacksons and others. The defendant must appear within twenty days after service in the county of action or within thirty days elsewhere, or a default judgment may be entered. Attorney A. J. Evans, Post Office Box 47 Lehi, Utah, is named for the plaintiff.
An OCR fragment extols risk of disease and praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Remedy as life saving and dependable. It cites Dr King’s New Discovery for lung illnesses with a testimonial from W Va resident Van Metre. Claims include use for consumption croup whooping cough and pneumonia.
An advertisement portrays Shylock as a metaphor for those needing flesh and strength and promotes Scott's Emulsion as feeding nerves and organs. It promises free samples and lists Scott & Bowne as New York chemists at 408-416 Pearl Street.
Health warning on constipation and its dangers asserts most illnesses stem from it. CasCarets claim to be the leading cure with over ten million boxes sold yearly, urging readers to choose genuine CASCARETS in metal boxes stamped with OC. A classroom joke about a father’s excuses appears as a non sequitur.
The text lists various health complaints among workers and mentions liver issues and headaches. It references general fatigue and digestion problems with unclear details about causes or remedies. The passage appears to be a garbled health note from a workplace context with uncertain dates and names.
D H Turner of Campneytown Pa reports nightly use of Dr Kings New Life Pills over two weeks makes him feel young again. The product claims to aid liver stomach and bowels with a vegetable formula and no strong drugs. Only 2 cents at all drug stores.
United States Land Office announces in Salt Lake City Utah on May 4 2003 that the State of Utah has filed lands for water reservoir purposes under the 1904 act. The list includes mineral claim tracts in township 18 R 1 and adjacent sections. A copy is posted for inspection and protests must be filed within sixty days to argue mineral value over agricultural use. lack of protest will imply acceptance of mineral character and approval of the selection.
W. M. Srooxry M D announces relocation to Lehi City around May 14 2003 after completing courses at the Post-Graduate Medical School of New York and planning to make Lehi City his future home.
The ad proclaims Perfect and permanent cures suggesting Hood’s Sureaparilla makes blood pure and life healthier. It markets BLOOd as life giving and emphasizes lasting vitality from the remedy.
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