James M. Kirkham Named Manager of the Utility Association
James M. Kirkham appointed manager of the Utility Association at 124 UTAll PES. The announcement notes his leadership role and the organization’s ongoing operations.
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
4
James M. Kirkham appointed manager of the Utility Association at 124 UTAll PES. The announcement notes his leadership role and the organization’s ongoing operations.
The five Utah County cities Payson Spanish Fork Pleasant Grove American Fork and Lehi announce a joint revision of their ordinances published in book form. The prefatory note explains the effort began in 1904 and the 1905 revision creates uniform rules with new license requirements for druggists merchants ice dealers bill posters and other trades. It calls for citizen reading and enforcement and urges young women to prepare through kindergarten studies to meet future labor needs.
Session laws from 1903 require districts with 2000+ population to establish kindergartens for ages four to six within four years. Funding comes from district school funds and the act takes effect July 6, 1903. Cities must provide kindergarten schools by July 1907 with qualified teachers.
The Laboratory Dept of San Francisco offers a free package of ten doses of Black Leg vaccine for cattle to stockmen who request it, plus a booklet on Black Leg and Anthrax. Also included are instructions on curing corns and bunions with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a corn plaster, sold by H. B. Merrilew.
State Engineer's Office in East Lake City Utah publishes notice to Don Strong L Chipman J J Clark and A J Evans about applying under Chapter 108 for 40 acre feet of water from Alpine Creek in Utah County. Water diverted from two branches to a main pipeline for electrical generation near Lake Utah then returned to the stream. Protests must be filed within 30 days after first publication.
Notice of assessment levied September 13 1906 one fourth of one cent per share on capital stock. Delinquent stock after October 15 1906 advertised for sale November 2 1906 if payments not made. Secretary B W Ross LoHi City Utah.
A fragment urges readers to stock Chino ber luin cough remedy before illness starts and to take it early for prompt relief. The note notes it is widely known and should be kept at home, with sale referenced to H. B. Merrihew.
An item listing notes the sale of Lowition Noliges and Proofor Asuna this afternoon. Details on price and buyer are not provided in the readable fragment.
A fragment from Cammy writer W Simmons describes a terrible cough and severe illness. He claims Me King's New Discovery for Consumption cured his cough and cold, with dramatic relief after using the remedy and bottle.
Direct to Coronado Tent City. The palatial vestibuled train leaves Salt Lake City daily at 8 30 p m with observation drawing room and standard Pullman Sleeper tourist and dining car. Inquiries to J L Moore Vist Pas Aut San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake R R Salt Lake City Utah.
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