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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text lists Cronan Wain as president and Jase Hanwaga as wingpresident with scattered names and roles. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the readable portion.
A lengthy storm drenches Utah with heavy rain and mountains with two to three feet of snow. Farmers welcome irrigation relief while sheepmen mourn lamb losses. The piece also notes the St Louis Exposition urges municipal displays and political chatter from Indianapolis and Columbia. Jewish persecutions prompt Russian embassy questions.
The bill should be kept there as a more fitting home until the Pennsylvania libel law is repeated. The Postmaster General risks hindering the Post Office inquiry by ridiculing informants. Tulloch.
Andrew Carnegie adds support to government ownership of railroads in a public statement. The move signals a shift in industrial policy and could influence national transportation debates.
The Delegate Rodey of New Mexico has returned to Washington and brought back the Statehood bill. In the next session he will be knocking at the door. The cigar trade continues as Pillaburg will manufacture a fine line of imported cigars.
Roosevelt angrily rejected rumors that he kissed babies during his tour. The report suggests the tale originated from a journalist's feed or misquotation and reflects press sensationalism of the era.
A garbled digest mentions a club file and compliments, then shifts to olive oil trade. It notes Europe supplies olives and oil valued at 82 million annually while California growers struggle. The upcoming law banning import of cottonseed and peanut oils as olive oil could alter the market.
A testimonial from local merchants supports Dr Cheney and Hall's Family Pills. The notice touts a money reward for catarrh cures and claims long acquaintance with the Cheney firm. It asserts Hall's Druggists in Toledo handle the remedy and promises free trial samples.
J A Galledge of Verbena Alabama won twice in a hesiuted covere case of oiles. After doetire dil oolremiedlew tailed Bneh lens riva Salve quickly arrested further riletiomation and cuted tin. WANTED YOUNG MEN to prepare for Government Partitions Biwe De ge joi Departments Goold Salaries Hlepil Prondetions. Honornations war Pariienlire Free Cedar Rapides.
The readable fragments describe a morning setting with a global focus. Voices mention women and everyday tasks, hinting at social themes amid distant happenings.
A terse exchange shows a vendor offering cigars at reduced prices, with a passerby debating a payment of five cents versus two cents. The clipped text suggests a street scene and a charitable impulse as a poor man is helped with a small purchase.
A brief consumer alert warns buyers to beware of jewelers using paste substitutes and deceptive practices. Readers are urged to verify authenticity and seek reputable dealers to avoid overpaying for fake or misrepresented diamonds.
A fragmentary exchange playful about weeds, widow’s weeds, and orange blossoms, set in rustic style with names Tom and Jack in a Chicago Nowa voice. The text hints at seasonal flora and humorous mishearing.
Fragmentary line appears to praise a product or idea promising pure rich healthy life and blood. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are readable.
In Loewville Indiana W Fl Brown a man thought near death survived after using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He reports immediate relief and a near complete cure for asthma and related lung troubles. Similar cases of consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip abound. Price five hundred and one dollar. Guaranteed by all druggists. Trial bottles free.
July preview of Reviews covers North Western rail expansion from Chicago to the Missouri River and the rapid Northwest growth. American rail lines and management by Chicago and North Western Railway highlighted. article invites readers to obtain Restow of Reviews.
Directors levied a tax of 2.00 per 1000 on capital stock payable immediately. Delinquent shares by March 26 will be advertised and sold April 10 1903 at the secretary's office in American Fork Utah to cover taxes and costs. J J Dankley Secretary.
A San Francisco business group conducted a formal probe into Bright's disease as a preemption land issue in Ben Francisco. They reported 87 percent of cases improved under the treatment up to August 26, with 13 percent adverse. Proceedings from the clinical reports were published and available on request. Andrew Joux J. Fairou Company, 420 Montgomery St.
The fragment describes a world stage event with unclear names and numbers. It hints at a ratio related topic and a death outcome. Names and places are unreadable, but the context implies a formal report or notice with uncertain details.
A garbled medical advertisement touts a “Stating Test” and a patient who allegedly improved after using a product called Dyepeptin. The misspelled copy mentions digestive, kidney, and constipation issues and claims benefits for various ailments.
A vintage ad claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cleans and heals skin issues. It asserts swift relief for sores burns boils eruptions and skin conditions, touting its effectiveness and recommending usage for rapid recovery.
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