Green River Dredging Firm Files Articles of Incorporation
Green River Dredging Company forms as a Utah corporation in Vernal with 100 400 capital. Officers include W Unley Dean San Francisco and Qerren Allen Denver with James Henderson Denver as treasurer and Richard Leigh Denver as secretary. Plans call for early drilling near Horseshoe Bend and Clansman Bar to test Green River placer deposits and begin yellow metal production by October.
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Ths
Dever
San Francisco
Alintah County
Utah
Green River Guard Drougng Company
Vernal Utan
Dunley Dean
Han Franico
Cel
Qrren Allen
Denver
Colo
James Ro Henderson
Coo
Richard Leigh
Recretal
Twy O Donnell
Vernal
Utsab
a.Viary
Poliice
Uanuk
Szllen
Lenin
Jensen
Green River
Jones R
Son
Tas
West
Max E Smith
Barret
Bala
Coula
Twe
Lee
Formiaton
Oter
Denver Mint
Lustler to Bring Ex press Wing Visit Soon
A rural Free Delivery update notes a new $160000 two revolution press on the way deemed a beauty. It will need some cash to back it up and the office reports Ex press Lustler may arrive at your door with a promise of delivery.
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Express
Lustler
Colm
Johnston Saw Mill Burns Down on Brushcreek Mountain
The Johnston saw mill on Brushcreek Mountain burned to the ground Monday noon. A. J. Johnston and his son fought the flames after a spark in the engine room lit a wall of fire eight feet high. Four new saws valued at $160 each were saved, but the entire plant was a total loss with tools and equipment destroyed. The fire, thought caused by a spark in dust, left the mill uninsured and valueless for rebuilding.
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A. J. Johnston
Johnston
Scruggs
Nester
Kelter
Poppy
Wyoming
Caldwell
Maeser
Stoll
Pope
T. J. Caldwell
Grandpa Farrell
Perry
Winchester
Farrell
Mrs. Caldwell
Sheriff Pope
Jarry Murray
Murray
Francis M. Caldwell
Capona
Saeriff Kerr
Price
Overland Mayor Ed Samuels Tours City In New Car
Brief notes from WeWe Overland describe Mayor Ed Samuels inspecting his new Overland vehicle during the past two days. The item mentions recent heavy rains improving range conditions for cattle and sheep, plus local social events and visits in Vernal.
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Wew Overland
Ed, Samuels
Overland
City Council Hears Petitions and Local Disputes
City council meets to address petitions from citizens including animal removal orders and water line extensions. Officers clash with residents as a drunken sheriff incident sparks criticism amid reports of a pursuit in Maeser and remarks on officer conduct.
Marshal Wood Reads Tobacco Law
Monday morning Marshal Fred Wood was directed by Mayor Samuels to visit all city business houses and read the provisions of the tobacco law. He was empowered to caution sellers to curb the prevalent tobacco use among boys. A conference with Juvenile Officer Davis aimed at better supervision of youths and correction of abuses.
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Fred Wood
Samuels
Davia
Age 21 Tobacco and Narcotics Prohibition Act
A provision makes it a misdemeanor for anyone to sell, give, or furnish tobacco products or narcotics to a person under 21. Exceptions allow narcotics prescribed by a physician. It also imposes fines up to one hundred dollars for possession by underage individuals.
Death of C A McCarrel After Three-Year Illness
Alonzo McCarrell died at his Vernal home Sunday night after a three year battle with a strange blood disease that ate marrow. He was born September 10 1861 in Provo Utah and spent his youth in Midway. He leaves Mary J Wian and five children. Funeral at Vernal first ward hall with Bishop F G Bingham presiding and burial in Vernal cemetery. Also mentions infant Ward White who died in summer. Funeral for the infant set at residence Saturday at ten o'clock.
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Alonzo McCarrell
Vernal
McCarrel
Charles Alonzo McCarrel
Provo
Utah
Hstomen
Mary J. Wian
Vernal 1St Ward
F. G. Bingham
Veral 2Nd Ward
Ward Doube
Ehlers James O'Nell, Jr
Don GB
Colton
Little Russel White
Vernal News Says Local Outing And Coal Survey
Notes list local families planning a summer trip to Fish Lake and a river crossing party with Mrs Young chaperoning. It mentions a newborn boy July 28 1911, and a cement watering trough built by W E Croomes between the Utah State Bank and the Livery barn. Government surveyors explore Riley Green draw for coal lands with heavy veins noted.
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W. E. Croomes
Ulutah State Bank
Riley Green
Winn and Massey
Weather Report for Week Ending July 27 1914
The weekly weather report covers conditions through July 27 1914. It notes wind, precipitation, and temperature trends observed during the period, indicating how the week’s patterns may affect local activities and agriculture.
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Ats
Aia
P. Cdy
M & Trim
Express seeks readers photos for news events
The Express invites readers to submit photo calls of social educational charitable tragic or notable events. Readers are encouraged to send images rather than call the office by phone.
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The
Express
Lercafur
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Sacco
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Thomas
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Anobles
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Bott
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Vernal City
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Hurray
Marshal Wood
C. A. McCarrel
Russel White
Zion
Sind
Leslie Asston
Trim
Ban Phey
W. L. Coltharp
Timber Baby
Postmaster Young
Sam
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C. S. Carters
T. ©. McNeilis
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Fish Lake
Mary Siddoway
Ethel Watkins
Nelle Smith
Ia Colton
Clara Spiers
Oral Wilson
Emma Allen
Messera Styatt Stringham
Lyle Young
Ray Beanty
John Hislop
Legrand Young
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