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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
5
Utah state items include bankers and schools budgets, Ogden streetcar orders, a saloon robbery wound, an auto collision injuring a boy, and a missing rancher. Other notes cover forest reserves, a jail hold up case, a suicide, a train accident casualty, and a sugar factory demonstration. Local officials push target practice and public notices signal forthcoming inquiries.
Fragmented text ponders nature as law and moral penalties for theft, contrasting universal right with human frailty. It references enduring love, moral order, and the fire of nature shaping conduct, though wording is garbled and sources unclear.
A reflective meditation on how two women differ in progress and perception. It notes that near enough in stature or status they could be mutual helpers, yet lack of contact over shared interests keeps them apart.
Washington reports strong government push to develop national forest lands by eradicating wolves cougars mountain lions coyotes and widests. Experienced trappers with traps poison guns and ammunition operate in eight western states to protect stock and reduce damage, aiming to curb predation and boost forest use.
A playful local verse notes Mo enjoying Hollister's Rooks Mountary Tea at night. The speaker calls her happy and healthy, praising the tea's effects in a humorous, dimly remembered regional voice.
Manila reports strong interest as the first Philippine congress convenes this week. Conservatives favor a cautious agenda while reformers press for repealing flag sedition laws and broader island improvements. Guerrero backs Gomez in repealing the sedition statute, signaling potential follow on measures. The governor general and Philippine commission officials expect key activity to center on general island improvements.
Samuel K R Worley of Hixburg Virginia says Chantwell Pain Balm gave great relief from back pain and rheumatism after years of showing horses. Available for sale by all druggists.
In Morevel Michigan Arthur Onwaller a Lyons Ohio merchant died in an afternoon crash five miles east of town. He had just bought a new car with his wife and two children aboard. The vehicle left the road, overturned into a deep ditch, killing Onwaller and injuring a son.
A damaged text discusses limited living space in the United States. It mentions per person area allowances such as 66 000 square feet and spacing of 255 feet, but the context and exact proposals are unclear.
The Telegraphers union on Sunday voted anonymously to continue the walkout against Western Union and Postal Telegraph, citing funds and leadership issues. President Sal faced sharp questions as the general assembly lacked financing, and local factions prepared to vote on resuming work amid tensions.
Aceldeonta outlines a plan to regulate faintlion use to sustain Dr Thema Kleettin during emergencies. The proposal aims to subdue pain and promote healing for the hare.
In Gloversville New York Solomon Frank a glove cutter and his five daughters died in a Sunday morning blaze that destroyed their home. The mother escaped with two young sons after detecting the smoke and aiding a child to flee. Firefighters recovered the bodies of the other victims from the wrecked house. The oldest daughter had recently become engaged to be married.
A Toledo firm advertises a Catarrh Cure claiming to destroy catarrh foundations by purifying the blood and tissues. The offer includes a $100 reward if it fails to cure and urges readers to request a list of testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pill for constipation and notes product availability from druggists.
A teacher suspects a youngster hiding something in his coat and discovers a repeated note saying Sold. The boy persists in bold mischief, bearing consequences with little complaint, as reported by N. Y. Weekly.
An advertised tonic from TJ Wadsworth promises relief for stomach, heart palpitations, intermittent pulse, and weak nerves. It urges readers to write for free samples and test results, claiming rapid improvement and a health upgrade.
A garbled tale traces the term fiasco to a German workman who claimed glass blowing skill equal to a master. A wager proved him wrong when his attempt produced only a pour shaped flask, though he tried again with the same result, giving rise to the saying describing a failure.
A garbled OCR style line suggests health claims about Burdock Blood and wound care. The fragment mentions a healthy man, Uphewthy mann, and tea klogs, but the meaning is unclear and no verifiable events or sources are identifiable.
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