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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
2
A joint debate is planned for November 5 at the Salt Lake Theater. Republican George Southerland will speak for the GOP and Democrat W. N. King for the Democrats. The event aims to settle misunderstandings with theater management and is expected to attract a large crowd.
The text pleads for McKinley’s reelection or Bryan’s candidacy in a climate of United States upheaval. It links outcome to China, army divisions, and potential independence if McKinley loses, reflecting partisan sentiment and global stakes.
Senator Cullom articulates a vision of nationwide prosperity for laborers, businessmen, and professionals, enabling they to have enough to eat and access to advantages shaping a better civilization. He calls the United States to lead before the world and take pride in the flag.
Mr. Small, manager, reports the creamery is doing well during the dry summer. Milk deliveries today total about 3,300 pounds with prospects for a larger amount soon. The ice creamery is well managed and closely watched in every detail.
The report notes an address by Mr. Bryan in Nebraska where he remarks Democrats once backed tariff reform in 1892 and free coinage of silver in 1896, but states neither issue is now the supreme question.
An old advertisement touts Beechee's German Syrup as a cure for throat and lung troubles with claims it relieves inflammation, aids expectoration, and promotes sleep. It exhorts readers to buy from T. J. Wadeworth and notes a church society sent a DeWitt's Witch Hazel Balm box to Philippines soldiers.
A promotional notice touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal digestion aid. It asserts the product digests all foods, relieves stomach troubles, and eliminates dieting, with an emphasis on “oil” and tonics as reconstructives.
Principal place of business American Fork Utah announces a one cent per share assessment on capital stock levied by the board of directors. Payment due October 26 1900 to J H Wootten at his office. unpaid shares become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on November 20 1900 to cover delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
Classified notice seeking an honest man to deliver and collect for a Utah manufacturing firm with a $2000 annual pay, no experience needed. Includes self addressed envelope. Enormous display ad angles and references to local business networks, with broad mentions of Salt Lake region and theater listings.
An 1886 advertisement by Cheney and Co of Toledo offers one thousand dollars to anyone who cannot cite by name a catarrh cure. It claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure enters the blood and mucous membranes and includes testimonials and prices.
A distressed widow mourns General Barhars of Machi as doctors feared he would not survive. Mrs. H Lincolp attended, and a new discovery claimed to cure throat chest and lung diseases with a trial bottle offered at Mereihews.
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