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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item lists names for Maryer George Auatin Samuel Taylor Wm Bene Jr X A Bushman Richard Bradehaw Recorder James Fort Proaatwer John fee Marehal Newbarn Oty Justee H and others with unclear roles and duties.
The column lists Chipman store promotions in Provo and nearby Alpine including new clothing lines, up to date coats, and shoes. It mentions visitors, local theatre ads, church and school notices, and upcoming events with references to Unity and the Alpine Stake meetings.
Notice informs claimants of intent to make final proofs for land claims, with witnesses named to prove residence and cultivation in Alpine Utah. Includes Salt Lake City land office notices, state land selections for a reform school, protest deadlines, and contact details, plus irrelevant medical advertisements interwoven.
Rates announced for the Rio Grande Western railroad for the Semi-Annual Conference travel. Details list East Lake City Lehi and Utah State areas with specific trip conditions and limitations. The notice notes a single fare cap for all other stations not mentioned and designates passenger agent contact.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions health remedies and success claims. The fragment references a herbal or medicinal product named Sarenpariila and a figure named Head, with uncertain phrases about health, victory, and improvement.
Notice published in East Lake City Utah announces the state claim to mineral and land tracts in a township. It lists tract descriptions and subdivision numbers and invites protests within sixty days as per November 27 1896 instructions.
A visitor from Atsondorf Germany examined the beet industry in Neb and visited a factory. He toured fields with local officials, praised the factory, and planned travel to switch trains toward Colorado, Nebraska, and Ricky Ford in a March itinerary.
OCR reads as scattered phrases referring to a local event or notice with unclear names places and dates. Details are too garbled to identify persons organizations or the exact nature of the item.
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