Post Office Weather Note from Lehi Manager
Weather update from Lehi post office notes cold second clammy conditions. M KIRKHAM manager signs the notice as a brief service bulletin.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
4
Weather update from Lehi post office notes cold second clammy conditions. M KIRKHAM manager signs the notice as a brief service bulletin.
Today is celebrated as a holiday with morning events to receive the Mand Mo association from Salt Lake City and a cemetery cleaning in the afternoon. The community is urged to show public spirit, assist the leading state business men, and harmonize the cemetery lots for a neater appearance.
A summary of a peace meeting held last Sunday evening highlights strong audience approval. Lehi citizens align with broader calls to settle disputes without war, citing arbitration and international harmony as practical paths toward reducing bloodshed and conserving life and property.
The text argues that true strength lies in serving humanity and pursuing international peace through council and arbitration. It emphasizes that nations reflect their people and urge widespread participation in peace efforts for better relations between neighbors.
In a humorous Harpers Weekly tale two young friends in the city meet by coincidence as one, a newly made doctor, rushes off to aid a patient at Inez's. A light remark about a will follows, with a joking invitation to join and observe the event as the physician prepares for the visit.
The article explains tires heat rapidly at high speeds as rubber is kneaded generating heat faster than it can be dissipated. To manage this, manufacturers include metal parts like rivet ends that contact the tire and act as heat radiators to carry heat away.
An Englished observer recounts a tale of a young minister and a workman in a sharp Q&A about preachers he heard. The worker’s curt replies expose the era’s political and religious tensions in a single wry exchange.
A wary crowd questions railway stock claims as Dustin Stacks says investors should be convinced water is fine and come in, while a local man notes there is little Walter in the situation.
The item covers a crowded mix: a murder case in Dorion Junction, plague deaths in India, a Letter from Tangier about French demands, new postage rules for special delivery, a prison whipping in Indiana, a British subsidized ship route proposal, Evanville streetcar resumption with nonunion crews, enlistment of patrols, New York Governor Hughes as president of the Northwestern Baptist convention, and other brief notes.
The piece surveys tales like a desert water tree that supposedly saves wanderers and a claim that atmospheric factors paint the sky blue. It notes G F Scott Willett’s skeptical account of a water-filled hollow with a bad taste and discusses how at 60 miles up the moon appears white while the sky turns black with stars.
An advertisement promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Ville Pills as a quick relief for headaches with claimed no harmful ingredients and money-back guarantee. The pitch urges readers to ask their druggist and notes the product is sold by druggists with a 25 cent to 2? cent price and a guaranteed refund if not benefiting.
A dubious medical ad claims sudden deaths arise from kidney and heart issues linked to a condition termed ld boy disease. It touts Dr Kilness Swamp-Root as a cure and remedy, urging readers to buy the product and send for a promotional booklet.
Public notice from Salt Lake City Utah dated March 2 announces land tract listings under federal act of July 11 16 and outlines six month protest windows. It lists state numbers and sections with parcel descriptions and directs interested parties to inspection and contest procedures at the General Land Office in Washington DC with penalties for late protests.
Public notice from Utah County regarding a creditor claim in the estate of Christian Peterson deceased. Creditors must present claims with proof at the residence of Geer H Robinson in American Fork Utah and at the office of A W Evens attorney by July 10 A D 1907. First publication March 7 1907.
Estate of Joh Holwrts seeks probate and appointment of A J Wana as attorney for the estate. Notice posted by administrator John Bobmiends JE with a first publication April 4, 2007. Deadline for objections listed as August 1. County and state irrelevant for filing.
Delinquent notices list stockholders on assessable stock with no certificates issued. Following a 1907 board order, shares may be sold to cover delinquencies. Andrew Pird, secretary, announces advertising and sale expenses.
The document orders a legal summons to Carmen Thewtion of Wah state, with service requirements and deadline to respond. It names A J Evans as the attorney and cites the court action titled The Dive Mate of Cotte teette sahil Meter tinnit with dates to appear and defend.
A short ad style note claims Golden Park products provide a medicine like boost for busy lives. It mentions oil, meat and a view feature, with minimal readable details and unclear names or dates.
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