Local items from Manti and Uintah notes
Local items report deals at L Johnson Co with creten and shirting prints while noting Jerry Hatch Jr. welcomed a 10 pound boy. Miss Minnie Jasperson plans brush and pen work classes in Ephraim. May Day events at Manti include 24 young ladies braiding the Maypole and a lecture on local affairs. A liquor-license case against W B TenBroeck ends in a $250 fine. The Skull Creek mining assays spark exodus fears as Nephi Packard reports $1 264 17 total. Brown's Park records heavier winter with 4 inches snow and sheepmen nearing rail for shearing.
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Minnie Jasperson
Manti
Ephraim
W. B. TenBroeck
Justice Parks
Gill
Skull Creek
Wm. Packard
Nephi Packard
Tintic
Vail
Uintah County Teachers Organize Under DeFriez Chair
The Uintah County Teachers Association met November 28 1891 forming by laws with Supt I G DeFriez as chairman. J P Rudy E H Doty and Himma Jacob approved as officers. They report eight attendees average and eighteen teachers employed in winter. A library of eight volumes was begun with R L Woodward librarian. In this year 11000 was spent on schools 7000 for teachers. A summer institute will be held and a strong county educational program urged to raise standards.
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Teachers of Uintah Co
Supt
I. G. DeFriez
Uintah County
J. P. Rudy
R. L. Woodward
Uintah Co
T R. L. Woopwarp
Local Trades Advertised in Salt Lake Prices
A brief classified style notice proclaims ready and neat work at Salt Lake prices. The ad invites readers to read Tur Vinarx Wire for details and promises dispatch in completing jobs.
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Salt Lake
Surprise Party Honors Ver nal Central School teacher
Parents and friends gathered in the Primary Dept at noon last Thursday to honor Mrs. Sadie Holdaway with a pen-holder of pearl and gold. They praised her untiring zeal, patience, and guiding example, hoping divine blessing on her and her family as students rise to call her blessed. Apr. 14, 1692.
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Vernal Central School
Bartlett
Fragmentary Names and a Widow's Debt Notice
A disjointed OCR fragment lists several names including Josie Workman Ada Rich Rosa Curtiss and Nina Pack alongside a declaration from JNO Wilson stating he will not be responsible for debts incurred by his wife Elizabeth Wilson who has left his home and support. The text resembles a nineteenth century notice or notices page with personal names and a formal disclaimer of liability.
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Elizabeth Wilson
Jno
Wilson
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Vernal Express
W.M. Sculcx
L. Johnson & Co
Jerry Hatch Jr
Stake House
E. W. Davis
Gilsonite Mine
Springville
Uintah
Brown's Park
Quint
Ashley Creek
John Fairchilds
The
Teachers Ass’n
Herald
West
Democrats of Uintah Co
Workman’s Hall
Ness
James Tarvey
Johnson's
Lovz
Seeser Ane
Aohn
Kjelstrom
Josie Workman
Es Ge Pte
Geo, Bartlett
May Howard and Company
Minnie Johnston
Bethara Young Aeee Ee Ee
Ada Rich
Mrs. Doty
Rosa Curtiss
Edgar Bennion
Rand Nina Pack
Sette Freestone, Aames Hoeniy
Vot Gresik
Callio
RE. W. Davis
Ft. du Chesne
Taylor Mountain
Louis J. Workman
D. H W. Workman