24 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1895
Page
1
All Republicans, men and women, are invited to attend the Republican primary on Saturday night, Oct. 26, 1895, at the Opera House. The event aims to nominate a municipal ticket for Lehi City and urges every Republican to participate and help put forward a solid ticket. Gro. Evans, Chairman.
The Tintic Miner recounts pay days at Bullion Beek and Bureka Hill Gemini firms. Assay work on Black Warrior. underground surveys at Rout Swaieen. Sunbeam and other prospects push development near Silver City with delays on hoist and water systems. Centennial Kuoreka Shining Company pays a $30,000 dividend leaving strong ore outlook.
The report notes continued ore takeouts from the Redore property near Mammoth south of Tintic, with Nele Sandberg holding a lien and court actions between Victor Gold and Silver Mining Co and National Bank of the Republic. It mentions development progress and hopes of Mesers Sowels and Reed recognizing long hard work. A testimonial for Chamberlain's Pain Balm is included, touting its effectiveness for swelling throat pains and general aches.
An antique advertisement touts Dr Price s Cream Baking Powder as the most perfect product for light cakes and reliable results. It highlights purity and superior performance for home bakers seeking consistent texture and flavor.
A Monday afternoon gathering in Lehi attracted a record crowd to welcome Hon. Lee Fairschild Chas Crane Colonel Trumbo William Glammann and John Mealin. The party toured the sugar factory met workers and was hosted by local officials before an evening meeting at the Opera House.
An outbreak of Parke’s Cough Syrup is advertised by D. E. Ellingson in Le Roy. The ad claims the syrup cured coughs, colds and consumption with a testimonial from Catherine Mark and others.
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