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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
4
Advertisements show column rates: ten cents per line for first insertion and six cents per line for each additional insertion. Names of various clerks and officials appear in the column headers and body text with no clear event details.
Community notes from Lehi and nearby areas cover Labor Day observance, grain buyers, local trades, and fall goods arriving. Visitors from Pinewood Grove, barber shops, and a Idaho sugar factory rumor mingle with sales ads, rail chatter, and church meeting reports.
The Lehi post office lists letters for the week ending August 28 including Malas PADS 10a Thirston Mis Jno ARNTLEMEN'S LIN Himaniyed Dehorser Co Mosenioe 14 Mariise 0 R These letters will be sent to the dead letter office September 12 1908 if not delivered. Adwverlived, signed H W Hosa P M
The Police Perioule opens on west Theseay September 9th with a staff including Principal G. M. Childs and teachers such as J. J. Child, Zora South, Effie Warhick, Meg Whitby, Edna Edwrase, Emma Avetin, and Ida Thurman. The school buildings have been repaired and desks varnished, promising a strong year as certificates from last year may expire after the first two weeks.
The N A R program features histories and life stories including Harrison's Administration Life of Woo, Mrs Abigail Lott Life of Mia Harrison, Lyda Slade Recitation, Tone Gilchrist Life of John Tyler, and Mrs Florene Childe. A meeting at Mrs Thurmans is scheduled for Friday September 4 104.
An advertisement compares weak growth in children to fragile young plants and touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy. It claims the product feeds the child, aiding growth regardless of the cause of weakness, and cites Scott & Bowne of New York as the provider.
A quirky New York press clipping notes fleas in Lipton tea fields of Ceylon and imagines proportional feats by animals, suggesting a 2000 pound horse could pull 48 090 pounds and a steeplechaser could cover a mile and a half in two jumper leaps if scale used.
A public notice lists an annual labor sale at the office location. It directs community members to visit the office for details on offerings and timing, with the notice filed by the appropriate labor authority.
Davis of Springville offers a well drilling service using a two ton seven inch pipe able to drill several hundred feet. He is at Mr Ben Coxes now and invites prospective customers to call for figures before hiring elsewhere.
A Leesville Indiana man recounts his son nearl dying from consumption and a 18 mile journey for Dr King’s Sew Discovery. He credits instant relief to the medicine and claims the boy now sleeps soundly. The ad touts cures for throat and lung troubles with guaranteed bottles and free trials at druggists.
Hh Ly Byer a well known cooper says Chamberlain’s Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life last summer after a month of billage dysentery. He found no relief until the remedy, which gave immediate aid, was tried. Sold by H. S. Merrihew.
A Friday evening program at the Rego Lily School for the Sego Lily Sunday School included choirs, solos, duets, an address, and recitations led by Joseph F. Rungon with Elder Max Rothe and Mies Olive Stoker among performers. A collection raised $7.00 for the Sunday School.
Bucklen Arnica Salve claims world wide fame for many conditions including burns corns boils felons chapped hands and eruptions. The ad touts care guaranteed and lists druggists as sellers. A former private secretary of Carnegie is said to have written a book alleging how the seer profited while missing millions.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh. It promises a $100 reward to prove efficacy and urges internal use to reach mucous surfaces. The pitch claims constitutional treatment and toothaches weakness remedies, with testimonials and Toledo based Fr. Cheney & Co. as suppliers.
An elderly patient J. C. Alawens of Ver esifles suffered kidney damage and debility, living bedridden until he tried Electric Bitters. The remedy quickly revived him and he reports full recovery. The medicine is described as a cure for liver and kidney issues and stomach and bowel complaints, guaranteed by all druggists.
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