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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
2
The note warns that no one in Lehi precinct can vote in the upcoming fall election without registering anew on October 9 10 16 30 or 31. It insists all Utah residents must subscribe to an oath before a registration officer and that past registration is invalid for current voting.
Report states $75,000 was taken in at the New York fight between Corbett and McCoy. The Morton law has passed, ending prize fighting in the city. Observers note attendees inflated the pugilists' ego and fear they may seek higher power, even the presidency.
A reflective essay urging fair political combat and civil discourse. It condemns distortion and partisan rancor while urging readers to stay true to their understanding of truth, treat others kindly, and seek conviction through reason in all political discourse.
President McKinley asks former Presidents Harrison and Cleveland to serve on the international arbitration board. The honor is praised as fitting, with hopes they will accept. Local education notes announce public school openings and teacher assignments for the new term, including building names and grade alignments. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier promising health benefits.
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyapopsia Cure as a complete digestive aid for all meals and stomach troubles. It claims rapid relief and digestion of all foods without dieting, endorsed by a People’s Co-op at issue.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Salt Lake City announces Peter W. Smith intends to make final proof on his land claim in Utah. The hearing will occur October 1, 1900, before the U.S. land office register. Witnesses include William Mathews Silas Wilcox Wm. A. Mathews and Byron Brown Sr of Loh Utah. L. I. Gray Attorney Frank D. Hobbs, Register.
Mine Miller who arrived from Germany that week visited Mrs. Laura Salzver and Mr. Morrington in town on Sunday morning during a visit to the stake’s Sunday School city.
Residents report a welcome rainfall ending a six month dry spell in Lehi. Monday night and Tuesday morning brought fresh air and brighter fields, improving pastures, lucerne, and beet crops across the meadow and range.
The article warns that the throat is a vulnerable entry to disease in this climate and urges immediate attention to any throat trouble. It promotes a diphtheria remedy as a ready aid and cites the prescription department at Teli Wadsworth on Main Street in Leh.
An oath sworn by J. Cheney and signed before a notary public in Toledo confirms the promise to pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The advertisement claims internal remedies and offers testimonials and free diagnostic support.
A fragmented ad claims a widow, widow of General Burhan of Machi 1 Me, was told a tonic could cure chest and lung disease. The piece touts a miracle remedy with a free trial bottle, promising quick healing and lifetime guarantees.
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