28 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
1
Joseph Doliere was taken to Holy Crows Hospital for appendicitis and acute pneumonia. He succumbed to the illness on Tuesday evening. He will be brought to Lelti for burial. Details of funeral arrangements could not be learned.
Fe W Schneider of Chicago Western Passenger Agent for Nickel Plate Railroad plans a 160 acre farm near the Jordan River in Saratoga Springs. A six room house and fixtures including a piano have been shipped to the farm as he and his family prepare to start ranch life.
The Ladies of the Third Ward Bazar worked hard to raise money for their society granary. Over three days the event concluded with a period ball. Gross receipts reached 160.08 with net proceeds of 138.00 for the society.
The New York Times article argues for allowing mules in an endurance transcontinental race under government oversight. It questions officials' excuses for exclusion and notes the potential social stake, contrasting male animal reputations and historic injustices with possible competition outcomes.
Unloading of a Javohsen 140 horsepower gasoline engine at San Pedro depot proceeds toward Jordan. Two components from Geelan built grout machine were moved by traction engine to the river. The engine is pledged as reserve power for water flow control tied to Salt Lake City and Cottonwood water rights.
Private telegram reports J Hl Brown wed a bride on November 25 at Glenwood Springs Colorado. The couple plans to travel to Lehion around December 2 and begin their married life amid best wishes from family and friends.
A playful exchange shows a doctor's wife debating the fit of a pattern described as "go nice and miecroby" while joking about egotistical John Bull. The piece notes that John Bull figures his county has succeeded in 82 percent of the battles it opened.
A Sayano writer in the St Augustine Record asks Hilly Bowlege about rattlesnake bites among Seminole. Bowlege notes the bite harms outsiders but may not heal Indians, reflecting on tribal mortality from snakes during travels from Lake Okeechobee to Palm Beach selling egret plumes.
Lehi High School delivered a strong win over the Apollo team on Friday night by a final score of 16 to 1A. The game was fast with Lehi leading 7 to TS at halftime. Molumtend and Dorton stood out among the players, while one core member contributed to the decisive victory with steady, clean play.
Y B U agriculture students from Provo and Prof. IG Peterson toured Lehi Wednesday. They visited the sugar factory the experimental station and several Lehi firms during the excursion.
railroad line offers round trip tickets to any Utah point for one fare. travel dates include November 27 with a final return limit. agency details and exact terms are not fully clear in the surviving text.
The Chicago Tribune reports on midair photography devices deployed in Germany. A conical shell shaped camera is launched by a trap and releases its shutter at a set angle for a broad country view. Flight and impact points are calculable, with precautions to prevent damage and aims to aid military operations.
French dramatist M Victorien Sardon receives the grand cross of the Legion of Honor. He rejects public banquets and speeches, noting he only gave one funeral oration at Dumas's tomb and accepted authors society presidency on the vow of no addresses.
A fragment notes unhealthy trades and alarm over tuberculosis among workers and artisans. It mentions Needia makers and file pastors in a broader lament about labor dangers and disease, highlighting public health concerns of the era.
The fragment mentions drumheads and a phrase about Wolfskin waking a top drumhead figure. No clear event dates or organizations are stated. Entities include Wolfskin and drumhead as a role. Further context is needed for a precise news-style summary.
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