Utah Press Association Manager James M. Kirkham
A brief notice from the Utah Press Association names James M. Kirkham as manager in an official capacity. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1905
Page
4
A brief notice from the Utah Press Association names James M. Kirkham as manager in an official capacity. No further details are provided in the fragment.
An editorial urges citizens to attend party primaries and participate in nominating a city ticket. It stresses evaluating parties, choosing capable individuals, and exercising the franchise wisely under majority rule to ensure a government all can be proud of.
Lehi residents praise the clean granite sand mixed with soil that helps keep streets from mud while noting room for improvement. The recent storm revealed low sidewalk spots that trap water and hinder traffic, urging filling with granite soil before winter. Citizens keeping sidewalks weed free set an commendable example for a healthier, better looking city.
Fragmentary memo notes a senator named Cullom claiming credit for drafting an early anti policy. The text is incomplete but indicates political maneuvering and potential policy opposition. No dates or places are readable.
An article in the North American Review labels Mormon influence as energizing and commendable in some studies. The piece notes a New York Life investigation and a political fund revelation, with broader concerns about railroad tariffs and their impact on households and farmers in the Midwest.
Don Strong and partners Chipman Clark Evans filed to approprate 40 second feet of Alpine Creek water in Utah County. Water diverted from Alpine Creek branches and conveyed 19 000 feet to power apparatus before returning to stream. Protests due within 30 days after publication. Caleb Tanner State Engineer. Publication dates September 24 and October 14.
At a September 1 1905 directors meeting Harvest Consolidated Mining and Milling Co levied one fourth of one cent per share on capital stock. Unpaid assessments by October 15 1905 become delinquent and may be sold at public auction on November 2 1905 to cover the assessment and sale costs. W H Ross secretary Lehi Utah.
Travel ad outlining scenic journeys via the Midland Route to Colorado and Salt Lake with emphasis on ticket routing and illustrated books. Mentions L. A. Harding as agent and Banner office for job work and notices.
The article describes a practical poultry house design with a lower scratching room beneath the main floor. It features two large front windows, ventilation, and a hinged top, allowing easy cleaning from outside. The setup nearly doubles usable space under one roof and suits cold weather with protection from snow.
A notice invites readers to contact a local agent or write to J. L. Moore District Passenger Agent for Pacific Coast excursions. The address listed is San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad in Salt Lake City Utah.
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