Uintah Basin Fair Association Seeks Unity and Support
The Uintah Basin Fair association reports strong local backing for locating the next Fort selection in Vernal and notes cooperation from city, county, and reservation groups. Secretary R Collett details receipts of 1007.46, items on hand include police badges, tea ladles, tickets, a loving cup from the National Irrigation Congress, a prize bath wagon, and plans to showcase agricultural science. Professor M Windsor is praised for guiding the campaign and unity is urged to continue for future fairs and broader achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Ducheane
Uintah
Rooseveltia
R . Collett
Wasatch County
Roosevelt Merchants India
National Irrigation Congress
Agricultural College
M. Windsor
Ulster
Colorado
Arbor Day Proclaimed by Governor Spry for April observance
Governor William Spry proclaims April 19 designated Arbor Day urging citizens to observe with ceremonies and to teach children responsibility toward living things. People are encouraged to beautify surroundings by planting trees shrubs and vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Spry
Vernal Delegates to Myton Meeting of Commercial Clubs
At the Vernal Commercial club gathering the board appointed LW Curry Charles DeMolsy William H Giddoway NJ Meagher William M Ander ton and C B Cook as delegates to the federation meeting in Myton next Monday April 14. Delegates from Roosevelt Ducheane and Hayden organizations will attend and important business is anticipated including the good roads question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Commercial Club
Federation of Commercial Clubs
Myton
Lw, Curry
Charles DeMolsy
William H. Giddoway
N J. Meagher
Wm M Anderton
C. B Cook
Roosevelt, Duccheane
Hayden
Mil es Batty Dies at 81 in Fourth Ward Home
Miles Batty died last Friday night at his Fourth Ward home at eighty one. He never suffered illness in his life and lived 29 565 days in perfect health. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at Fourth Ward with Bishop Joseph A McKee presiding. Speakers included John N Davis James Hacking Ernest Eaton and James O Nell Jr. He was born in Yorkshire England in 1832 and joined the Mormon faith in 1848 before coming to Utah in 1850. He reared eight children, three of whom live in the valley and two in Wasatch County along with two daughters Mrs Bigelow and Mrs Pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Batty
Itg
Fourth Ward
Joseph A. McKea
John N Davis
James Hacking
Ernest Eaton
James O’nell, Jr
Vernal
Yorkshire
Engliand
Arnica Salve touted as quick cure for skin ailments
Advertisement claims Jackion's Arnica Salve cures burns bruises and sores. It cites L. H. Haflin of Iredell Texas recovering from an ankle sore that left him unable to walk after four days. Vernal Drug Co promotes the product as a home remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Haflin
Iredell
Tex
Vernal Drug Ca
Indian Funds to Earn Interest Under Interior Order
Secretary Lane signs an order effective July 1 1912 placing 11 Indian funds under interest bearing terms at local rates. Funds on deposit to the credit of superintendents in agencies nationwide have not earned interest before. Estimated total about $1 000 000 with expected yearly income rise of $30 000 at a 3 percent rate. Order follows investigation by Otis L Benton and recommendation by F H Abbott acting commissioner of Indian affairs.
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Lane
Department of the Interior
United States
Ttia
Lana
Otis L Benton
Sndian
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
F. H. Abbott
For AHENLY patent cure claimed in dubious “Constitutional and divrcrav”
An advertising notice hawks a dubious cure by Caterh and associates claiming a universal remedy called the Cure for all stages of disease. It promises a $100 reward and frames the treatment as a constitutional and divine power, asserting it can destroy disease foundations and restore patient strength. The text urges readers to buy “Family Pills for regarding” and presents a dubious medical claim with no verifiable evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Piper
Claire
Pew
Vernal Second Ward Captures Pennant In Close Battle
The Vernal second ward edged the First ward 22 to 16 last Saturday night in front of a large crowd. Missing players Rosy Partlett and Clive Davin affected both sides as fouls dominated with Second ward totaling 28 fouls. An upcoming season shift will shift coverage to broader Sporting News with added baseball attention across leagues.
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Vernal
Rosy Partlett
Odekirk
Corrale
Clive Davin
Young Butler
Young Moass
Ward
Firat Ward
Mense
Maeser Pickead
Academy Golect
Maeser
Sporting News
King’s New Discovery touted as cough remedy
An advertisement claims Dy King’s New Discovery cures stubborn coughs and colds, promising relief from the first dose. Brown of Muscadine, Alabama credits it for his wife’s recovery after a severe cough. The ad notes prices 60 cents and one dollar and is directed by Vernal Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Brown
Muscadire
Ala
Sas
Dy King
Vernal Drug Co
Link the Auto Highway to a Mountain Route in Colorado
County commissioners of Hilo Blango county plan to upgrade forty five miles of the Meeker to Rifle mountain highway. Garfield county and state and national governments will assist. Hundreds of volunteers will contribute time money and teams to finish by fall.
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Hilo Blango
Meeker
Rifle
Garfield County
Electric Bitters Promised to Cure Rheumatism
The ad claims rheumatism stems from stomach liver and kidney troubles and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure. It cites Charles S.Alfen of Sylvania Ga who says two to four bottles cured him, urging relief from stomach liver and kidney related pain and urging purchase at 50c or 100 price.
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Charles 5
Alfen
Sylvania
Vernal Drog Co
Ady
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Gota
Vernal Drug Company
Prescription Druggiste
Alli
Genttle
Uintah Basin Fair Association
Arbor Day
Godjinesa Ig
Schoola U
Cervics
Expresa
Suwiminer
Stringham Coal Mine
Timothy
Ferr Young & Matt Corcoran
Miles
Globe-Werniche Bookessa
Woodard-Davis Furniture Company
Sporting Goods
Coltharps
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