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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
4
Quarantine notices and legal personnel listings appear in this column, including references to city officials and the school trust. Advertisements cost ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents for each additional line.
Local notes report Mr Ambros of American Fork visiting Lehi on Tuesday and a large shipment of blankets advertised at low prices. The closing line covers events in Lehi and nearby areas with references to stores, officials, and upcoming conventions, plus weather and community notices.
A readable fragment notes a factory run and displays at the Mercantile. Ogden Flour carloads unloaded by The Coop. A Wake Ark note by Rev Joe Cox claims Yellow Jaundice cure with Electile Bitters after twelve years.
Post Office notice lists letters awaiting pickup for week ending September 20. Names include Anderson Miss Homeia and others, with items to be forwarded or held at dead letters office. Readers are urged to call or visit to claim or correct names before disposition in October.
The greatest fair in Utah to be held in Salt Lake City in October features races with up to 6000 dollars in prizes, top attractions from Breiner brothers to Ringling Brothers, Cycle Whirl, vaudeville, aerial acts, and a huge Midway. Special railroad rates aim to draw visitors statewide to Utah’s premier fair.
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri writes that a painful sore was cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The letter promises the salve as the best on earth and notes it costs 25 cents to buy at drug stores.
An advertisement from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo offers a one hundred dollar reward for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice is sworn by Frank J Cheney and notarized on December 3, 136. Hall's pills claim to act on blood and mucous surfaces and are sold by druggists.
Fragmentary OCR item describes a Basil Cavendish resident robbed during an illness and claims a drugstore cure from Dr King’s New Life Pill. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or coherent entities.
Reduced rail fares announced for Lebi to East Lake City at 1.25 dollars round trip. Tickets go on sale October 1 to 8 and are valid for return until October 12.
A Culcago man extols kindness over property with a belief that good will and a kind word aid more than deeds. He notes Cham berlain's Cough Remedy eases colds and dispels fear of pneumonia, claiming it helps many and is sold by Mortdhew.
The Lehi Opera House hosts Louis Kagan’s farce Where In Cobb on Monday October Sth with Marie George as Dolly Dexter and Robert Lawrenson as Cobb. The strong company includes Bert Van Cleve Harry Bradley and Harry Pollard. Seats are on sale.
County of Uae authorities announce the sale of an estray mare seized in Lehi Precinct. If not claimed, the animal will be auctioned at the Wyghentoon bide ler on October Sunday at 2 pm. Mare is a mare about eight years old with a broken left iron thigh.
Kiaw and Erlanger present an ornate stage adaptation of Gen. Lew Wallace's novel Ben Hur at Salt Lake Theater Salt Lake City running October 26 with a special matinee October 28. William Young dramatized the work and aims for faithful, devoutly palatable production previously seen in New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn and Chicago.
A young woman buys twelve pounds of flesh for five cents per pound and pays a dollar for Scott's Emulsion. Regular doses yield twelve pounds gain, described as valuable material. Scott & Bowne advertise the emulsion as worth the money, offering a free sample and listing 409 Pearl Street New York.
The Klaw and Erlanger production showcases star images from biblical scenes with elaborate lighting and stage machinery. A $15,000 chariot race uses electric effects and a multi tread setup while the arena panorama and Mount Olives tableau evoke dramatic impact with a white shaft of light. The Nazarenes are implied rather than shown.
The Bal Lake Theater in Balt Lake City plans a five night engagement starting October 22. Bon Slur will star, with tickets sold in order of receipt upon opening and payments by check. Communications directed to George D. Pyper, theater manager.
A letter from Armonk New York praises Dr. King’s New Discovery for curing whooping cough and bronchitis in a child and saving a two lives. The writer claims a niece with consumption improved as well and asserts the medicine is infallible for coughs and colds. One dollar bottles are guaranteed with trial bottles free.
A fragmentary note cites John Wesley's retort to a child about repeating the same instruction. It then touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, pleasant cure that counters respiratory infections and pneumonia, with a sale line naming Merrihew as retailer.
Local advertisement lists heavy and light harnesses, double and single buggy harnesses, jockey whips, pads, collars, and a full horse goods line from Harwood’s Warnes shop. Also mentions mau simulier and lev goods.
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