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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
2
An old fashioned ARIOLA Coffer ad touts Arbuckle coffee as the world’s leading product for 37 years. It claims easy digestion and no need to quit dunking, warning against switching to profit driven coffees.
Reports from Utah cover two smallpox quarantines in Ogden, a Park City church dedication, and broad economic figures including a 42 million dollar mine output. Observations note cattle shipments from Modena, legal professionals admitted to the Utah Supreme Court bar, a fatal threshing accident at Clover Creek, and a lightning death in Minersville.
Mamuel R Worley of Hixburg Virginia has labored fifty years at his trade. Albert O’Brien of Ogden suffers minor injuries after a bicycle collision with a locomotive on railroad tracks. Sugar beet yields for the Lewiston area are down two percent from last year but planned extra acreage may offset the loss. Chamberlains Palu Balin provides relief for backache and is marketed by druggists. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for indigestion and general health, with sales through local druggists.
A Usehh Artd Farm in Dog Valley reports eight and day plowing with an average of 75 acres turned per day. Ambrosio Greenwell, while mounting a horse at Huntsville, was kicked and stamped by a horse, fracturing a rib. A receiver is appointed for the Ogden Canyon Amusement area at the mouth of Ogden Canyon.
The oldest member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Utah, Grege, died at his Salt Lake City home aged eighty four. He had long served in Odd Fellowship and was noted for his years of community involvement.
Fragmentary notes describe a product named Burdock Blood Hitters touted as a health tonic. The text mentions wellness benefits and a claim of maintaining health through a tonic, with no verifiable evidence or structure.
Seth Low, treasurer of the Industrial Peace Foundation, reports to Secretary Straus that contributions are coming in. The fund now totals about $40,070 with hopes to grow to $1,099,000 so the interest can support the foundation's purposes.
Northwest notes report three men Tom Stewart Ed Donovan and Fre Brown drowned while duck hunting on Honeer lake near Helena Montana. No witnesses. first sign of disaster was a floating, submerged boat. Bodies not recovered at report time. Also noted are obituaries for United States District Judge J H Hawley and a Seattle Electric manager’s daughter’s fatal burns. An advertisement touts a laxative product.
Ciphen Sweeney of Spokane and Mr. Pope of Toronto sold control of the Big Buffalo mine in Idaho to the Guggenheims for about 3,000,000 while each party kept roughly 1,000,000 in stock. The Guggenheims are said to plan a Salmon river to Calendar railroad.
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