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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented postover entry from Lehi Utah references a Utah Press Association notice with unclear details. The legible elements point to an official record or filing from Utah authorities, with no further context available from the readable text.
Farmers met last Saturday to consider pumping water from Utah Lake. Lehi residents support testing the scheme and advocate a public, board overseen approach for broader water distribution and farming benefits.
The passage notes that a few boys in each settlement habitually steal melons and fruit, mistaking the orchardists' efforts and expense as if for their benefit. It argues that those who defend property by lawful means are seen as enemies to human happiness, and opposes this practice and sentiment.
An old advertising item touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick pleasant and certain cure for headache and constipation. The fragment mentions J. Wadsworth dry stove near an enchanted area as the source.
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City announces that Don Strong and others filed for water diversion to develop power in Alpine Creek, with water to be conveyed to a pipeline and used for lighting and machinery in Salt Lake and surrounding counties. Public notice covers location, diversion points, and completion timelines.
Notice is given that at a September meeting a fourth of one cent per share assessment was levied on the capital stock of Early Harvest Consolidated Mining & Milling Co Utah County Utah payable to secretary B W Bowe at Salt Lake City. Stockholders delinquent after October 15 1905 will be declared defaulter and sold November 2 1905 at the secretary's office to pay the assessment plus advertising costs.
The column notes canned Belgian hare as a new novelty and Quaile partridges multiplying in some California vineyards causing crop damage. Chicago reports 41 008 head of cattle received in one day, 5 000 more than ever before. Roads improve farmer transport. farm labor and machinery shortages persist. agricultural displays draw interest. estimates suggest substantial crop losses from pests and diseases.
Fragmentary lines mention a medical condition and several unrelated names and terms. Key details are garbled, preventing clear identification of event, person, or organization.
A garbled notice promotes a mountain route with a ticket office at 77 West Second South Lake. The text hints at travel by a supposed corporation and agent H Nardiog offering access and directions, but the fragment is incomplete and unclear.
A dubious sales note claims Mieotrie Bites from S A Brown of Mennetteville DC can cure lyspopeta and torpid liver. It describes a wife who allegedly recovered after using electric Ditters and omde ter, urging readers to trust the product and protect their spouse.
Local note invites Kenmender and others to the Booner office for various job work including statements. Advertising style promises service and urges calls to visit, with casual offer to “trot you right” through the process.
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