Local and Personal Contests in Myton and Theo dore
Harry J. Clark of Myton was a Vernar visitor this week. J. B. Roark withdrew his contest against R. S. Collett. John son withdrew his contest against Mrs. Reese. William Jolly, constable at Theodore, visited this week on a contest case. He was contested by neighbor Herbert Birch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Clark
Myton
Vernar
J. B. Roark
R. S. Collett
Mr. Johnson
Mrs. Reese
William Jolly
Theodore
Herbert Birch
John Olson
Ira Burton hires workers for Whiterocks canyon property
Ira Burton and associates employed several men this week to work on the iron property in Whiterocks canyon, located north of the Whiterocke agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Burton
Whiterocks Canyon
Whiterocke Agency
Proposition to consolidate county school districts gains favor
A plan to merge all county school districts under a single authority attracts broad support. Currently each district is run by a board of three to five supervisors.
Kentucky woman visits Vernal kin of Goebel figure
Mrs. H. Calvert of Myton, a Kentucky woman, is an near relative of Jack Shinn who was seen with Governor Goebel when he was assassinated in Frankfort in 1900. Goebel fell into Shinn's arms during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Calvert
Myton
Calvert
Kentucky
Jack Shinn
Goebel
Frankfort
Shinn
Hannah Morgan
Tyler musician to locate in Vernal
Prof. H. F. Moore of Tyler Texas plans to move to Vernal and organize a brass band. He is praised as a musician with honors from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and two years of study in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Moore
Tyler
Texas
Vernal
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Paris
Dr Charles E Hirth Embarks On Extended Vacation
Dr Charles E Hirth leaves last Sunday for a long vacation visiting Salt Lake Provo Boise and other Utah Idaho points before California He plans San Francisco Fleet day in May and will travel across the continent visiting Denver Chicago Milwaukee Philadelphia Washington New York Boston and more He will see his Illinois homestead and a brother in Oklahoma After four years at the chair his friends in Ashley valley wish him a pleasant trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Hirth
Salt Lake
Provo
Boise
Utah
Idaho
California
San Francisco
Denver
Chicago
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston
Old Homestead
Illinois
Oklahoma
Hirth
Ashley Valley
Local News Briefs and Market Notes
Mrs Brig Christensen has been indisposed for a few days. C S Carter returned from the sheep corral and has finished his shearing. The Jewish Laster holiday began last Wednesday and lasts until next Wednesday. M Weiss of the Vernal Trading Store plans a business trip to Salt Lake. Many inquiries for work horses continue as buyers report scarcity and high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brig Christensen
C. S. Carter
M. Weiss
Vernal Trading Store
Salt Lake
Pfleiderer Buys Ogden Five Points Drug Store
W G Pfleiderer, recently with Vernal Drug, buys a drug store at Ogden’s Five Points. Railroads may cut Montana wool freight to eastern markets, boosting Utah shippers. Dragon South Dakota region adds four rigs soon amid oil claims in progress. Lester J Emerson of Denver buys about 6000 head of lambs in Utah valleys. John T Pope tests Tunnel Oil roofing paint. Woodard & McCoy roof repainted with refined oil gilsonite and gasoline mix. Eugene Hamilton, Theodore resident and Boosters secretary, backs Duchesne county formation and Myton as county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Pfleiderer
The
Vernal Drug Company
Ogden
Montana
Utah
John T. Pope
Tunnel Oil Company
Woodard & McCoy
Mr. Pope
Eugene Hamilton
Theodore
Gene
Boosters Club
Duchesne County
Myton
Vernon farmer to grow hay near Independence this summer
E. W. Lloyd of Vernal Drug company plans to plow twenty acres for hay on his Independence area farm this summer in a farming effort. Superintendent N G Sowards says county teachers will meet April 25 at 2 p m in Central school to discuss textbook questions and all teachers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Lloyd
The
Vernal Drug Company
Independence
George Dudley
Mr. Lloyd
N. G. Sowards
Public Schools
Vernal
Acorn
Provo Officials Refuse Park City Route Change
Park City residents push to alter Moffat road citing many benefits. Uncle Jesse Knight informs Provo authorities the route will not be changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park City
Moffat Road
Jesse’’ Knight
Provo
Roseberry visitors report slow work and good water outlook
Ralph and Paul Roseberry from the ranch say progress is slow but the ditch is finished to their place and they expect ample irrigation water this season. Mrs Johnson, formerly cook for Miss Donoher, is now on her ranch near the Roseberrys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Paul Roseberry
Mrs. Johnson
Miss Donoher
Vernal community notices and local developments
Local residents relocate and plan moves as families shift to ranches near Independence Theo dore and White Rocks. Government workers and homestead filings continue, while Arbor Day activities, school improvements and library openings highlight civic life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank OF Vernal
S. R. Bennion
J. H. Reader
N. J. Meagher
Dragon
Itia
Tunnel 61l Company
Lester J. Emerson
Bishop Davis
al Tatch
H. W. Woolly
Ed. Samuels
L. W. Curry and Wife
Ouray
L H. Woodard and
H. C. Means
Moroni Fisher
Maeser
Almeda Perry
Deep Creek
Richardson
HH. C. Means
Whiterocks
Don B. Colton
Uintah County
Fruita Mercantile Company
Hyrum Baird
Mr. Baird
Roosevelt
Central School
Horace Coltharp
Horace
Paul Lillard
University of Chicago
Charlies Hutcheon
Wiliam Jarvie
Hutcheon
Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
W. H. Coltharp
J M. Rooseberry
W. A. Taylor
Mr. Roseberry
Vernal Pabbe Library
Mary Lewis
Dry Fork
E W. Davie & Company
Lewis
Uintah Stake Academy
A. H. Whitlock
Current Topics Club
B. D. Nebeker
Ae Vernal Public Library
Mina Pack
J. Garnett Holmes
Uintah Telephone Company
John Jensen
Justice of the Peace
Sals
Ed. Dubendorff
Sceth Myton Beach
Myton Irrigation Company
Boneta
Upper Lake Fork
West Side
Maddison
Blua Beach
Gaines Track
le Grande Young
Art Rich
Acorn Mercantile Co
Toulon
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