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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR lists Lehi city roles including Meyer Moriah Evans as councilman and various officers such as recorder treasurer marshal and justice. The text shows misread names and titles with garbled phrases about charges or fees per insertion and additional notices.
Local items note travel of Manager T J Cutter and Mr Keeles to California and other residents visiting nearby towns. Farmers harvest 40 tons of bowte, discussions of Utah Stake restructuring, social events, and church meetings. Tax delinquency warning issued after Nov 30, and various community mentions across Lehi, Am Fork, and Salt Lake area.
A Victorian advertisement claims a deluxe art book cost nearly 100000 to produce with numerous engravings by renowned masters. It touts European gallery descriptions and a Child's Department. Agents in Massachusetts and New York report thousands of dollars in sales as the publisher seeks territory managers and state heads.
J K Anderson the Tailor relocates to the East City Heights building and prepares to open with a fall and winter sample book from the Maria Woolen factory Chicago. He plans to hire a first class tailor soon and guarantees satisfaction or payment for garments.
A citizens meeting at Colorado College chapel November 4 denounced mob law over the Dino lynching. The packed gathering urged law and order, rejecting mob violence and calling for justice by formal legal process.
A long circulated piece warns against alarm powders and alum in foods as dangerous to health, urging consumer protection and noting state and federal restrictions. It includes a Utah land office notice about mineral claims and agricultural use filings, with dates and procedural details for protests and exploration.
Report from The Spokesman-Review notes the Corbin Sugar factory in Waverly highlights beet industry growth. It cites multiple U S states with sugar factories, discusses beet richness versus sugar beets, and includes expert commentary on soil, water, and cultivation factors affecting yields.
A jumble of patent medicine pitches and ads tout cures for coughs fevers and convulsions. It promotes Midland Monthly Magazine subscriptions and solicitors alongside claims for Catarrh cures and Hood's Sarsaparilla with testimonials. Ends with a note on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and local seller Merrihew.
The note states Mr Giee Nowtnn has a property with a gen orchard for sale and directs inquiries to the office for details.
An old ad text promotes a cholera remedy claiming rapid relief after eating caenumbers, with testimonials from a district court clerk and a NYC institute. It touts relief in one day and offers a cure by Olenbertain's Colle Cholona and Ane thoea Remedy via Merrilow druggist.
A quirky exchange features Lawyer Bart Holomew and Archibald Windhang in a village street misunderstanding illness and cure. The tale centers on a mysterious medicine and a claim that only truth can repay a debt.
An advertisement promotes Hood's Saranparilia as a blood purifier. It claims better health for readers who use the remedy and mentions Luke Hood's product line as the path to wellness.
Recruitment note from The Dominion Chicago seeking several bright and capable personnel to represent Jane Manners for tidle and related tasks. Salary none year, no experience required, straight, work org, permanent or reference basis. Includes envelope and work address.
Classified notice seeking a reliable man with good character to deliver and collect in Cali for old established manufacturing house. References may bank in any city. Also an advertisement for Electric Bitters lauding health benefits and broad usage, offered by T. J. Wadworth druggist at 60 cents.
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