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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
2
The piece urges young men to seek honest day labor and avoid loafing, praising willingness to work over appearance. It calls farmers to rotate crops, warns against overreliance on sugar beets, and stresses nutrient needs. It encourages readers to study ads, patronize local firms, and support newspapers as a means to boost Lehi and Utah commerce.
A jumble of notices advertises land proof hearings in Salt Lake City and travel excursions from East Lake City. It lists witnesses for land claims, names several individuals in Utah and out of state, and promotes excursions to Salt Lake City with rail routes and special rates. It also includes a patent medicine claim for a dyspepsia cure with promotional language.
A distorted report from Murty Pivthe Valley in Nubrivka notes demands for law in relief are denied and speaks of a major irrigation effort in Nebraska. It mentions abundant water, affordable land, and a forthcoming signal event with a new settlers plan as villagers anticipate a big gathering and celebration.
A garbled OCR fragment advertises job work in Utah and a banner office contact, plus assorted patent medicine claims. It mentions a whole sale house, an active man of WO CU character, and a Chicago address. It also includes multiple medicinal claims for German Syrup, Hood's Sarsaparilla, DeWitt's, and Laxative Bromo Quinine, with vague dates and endorsements.
An advertisement promotes Dr. King's Now Discovery as a universal remedy for consumption pneumonia hemorrhage and colds claiming rapid recovery. It lists a long roster of diseases and endorses J J Wadaworth as supplier with prices like two dollars per bottle.
The fragment mentions T J Wadsworth associated with Main Street in Lent. Details are incomplete, leaving unclear actions or context.
Frank J. Cheney, a member of F. J. Cheney & Co., swears before A. W. Gleason in Toledo that Hall's Catarrh Cure will pay one hundred dollars for each case not cured. The claim notes internal use and blood and mucous surface action, with Toledo and Hall's Family Pills advertised as the best.
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