Finances of the County at Vernal in 1909 Notes
County finances show a June balance of 4820.66 and total liabilities of 21 l inflated expenditures and a net gain from taxes. Vernal City faced a tax moment with June and July figures cited, detailing tax collections and calls for prudent budgeting amid local improvements and water works concerns.
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Lynne Ashton
Cahlu
Wwe
Te Korma
Lia
Turture
Goa
Uae
Bua
Tariff Bill Advances After Conference Fight
The Dayne Aktichtate tariff bill, revised by a conference committee, cleared the House and heads to the Senate. Utah lawmakers praised protections for lead, wool, sugar, and iron products, while debates over free hides sparked party divisions and presidential pressure.
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Dayne Aktichtate
Mike
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Taft
Utah
Lord
Leon
Sutherland
Tariff Debate Hikes Lumber Costs in Vernal Real Estate Push
Local readers report rising lumber prices driven by tariff debates affecting rough lumber and western industry. With current prices near 20 dollars per 1000 feet, renewed costs threaten Vernal housing as demand grows, residents warn rents and new homes strain budgets while owners consider cement blocks and other building options.
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Utah
Vernal
Ashley Valley
Colorado
Eterna
Memory of the Pioneers in Brigham Young's Faith
A tribute to Mormon pioneers who endured persecution and migration from Nauvoo to a distant valley. The poem recalls mob violence, exile, and faith guiding early settlers to freedom near Salt Lake City, praising their sacrifice and eventual peace.
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Brigham Loung
Doy
Salt Lake
Pather
Desert Blooms Promise in Peace and Victory
Fragmentary hopeful note honors a group named LUTA W 1tOSS and Glines Ward. It mentions celebration of triumph amid temptations, triumph over foes, and a pledge to proclaim their worth to the world. The text reads as a commemorative or ceremonial slogan from a local organization.
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Sid
Glines Ward
Farmer of the Hour Elevates Agriculture to Profession
The World Today Magazine notes farmers are increasingly seen as professionals. It contrasts the modern, capitalized farm with old farming, cites agricultural schools, and praises the farmer’s growing influence on roads, trusts, and national life, urging youth to learn wealth creation through nature.
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Larmore
New England
Drift 14
World Today Magazine
Eastern Wool Buyers Pursue Western Clip in 1910 Market
A flurry of activity surrounds western wool growers as buyers from the East seek to contract for the 1910 clips at high prices. Commissioners anticipate tying up western wool early, with storage proposals and cash advances on contracts boosting the market.
Expect a Good Lamb Crop in Idaho and West
Indications point to a strong lamb crop this year with Idaho supplying much of the mutton lamb. Breeders' Gazette reports unprecedented scale with feed available and ewes in good condition. Across the West, safeguards against winter loss suggest a larger than normal crop. Col Tadlock visited from Salt Lake to organize a GA outpost. veterans traveled to Salt Lake for the GAAR encampment. Grant Carpenter and family went to Kamas for a brief visit and private business.
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Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Omos
West
Col Tadlock
Salt Lake
GAAR
Grant Carpenter
Kamas
Mr Carpenter
Local Outing and Social at the Mountain Retreat
Dan Wt Willman and family and T W ODonnell and wife spent a short outing on the mountain. Don LB Cotton and wife hosted relatives and friends last night at a Howe warming. Bargain sale of several second hand buggies at Lintah Livery Stable with cash or trade options.
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Dan
Willman
T W Odonnell
Don LB Cotton
Howe Warming
Lintah
Faithful Traveler Endorses Chamberlain's Remedy
A commercial traveler praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy first introduced in 1872. He claims it always effects a speedy cure and cites thirty five years of use as proof of its value. The testimonial comes from L S Nichols of Oakland Indiana Territory and is advertised by Vernal Drug Co.
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Yuancea
L S Nichols
Oakland
Ind
Vernal Drug Co
Chamberlain
Coca Leaves and Their Uses in South American Regions
The coca shrub grows to about four meters in Peru and Bolivia. Leaves are yellowish and thick and are chewed as a stimulant to prevent fatigue in miners and laborers. Indians and soldiers use the leaves to endure long journeys and hardships and claim it cures dyspepsia when taken as infusion or by chewing. The plant’s life lasts eight to ten years.
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Peru
Bollyla
Embroidered Persian Cushions Hint at Love Messages
Young women weave Persian poetry into cushions as gifts for their favored suitors. The phrases, unreadable to the men, may hold hidden meanings about affection and value. An expert translator or Persian rug merchants in town can interpret the verses.
Thrill for Nitroglycerin Handler at Local Oil Well
Hal Poth, a nitroglycerin handler from Hall, carried a sight quart can near a drilling well. As the driller stepped on a pipe joint, the can bent and snapped, but the tin absorbed the shock and prevented any explosion, leaving the crew unharmed.
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Hall
Hal Poth
Oll City der Tek
Whither Are We Driving A London School Ground Incident
A mother faced magistrates court over a kiss given to a boy on a school playground. The judge described the case as ridiculous and unlikely to reach a civilized court, reflecting a debate on propriety and childhood maturity.
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Solomon
London
No 4
Sleeplessness Remedy Advocates Towel Application
A remedy for sleeplessness suggests soaking a towel and applying it firmly to the back of the neck near the brain base, securing it to prevent rapid evaporation. Warm water is preferred to cool, aiming to quickly cool the brain and induce deep sleep, beneficial for those overworked or excited.
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Salva Trial
Martin Dord of Wenrelia New York says after twenty years of granulated sore eyes a February 1903 trial of Chambertsin in a Salva cured him. He bought one box at Vernal Drug Co and reports his eyes have shown no trouble since.
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Martin Dord
Wenrelia
Vernal Drug Co
London Court Video Argued By Woman Over Magisterial Notice
A Pall Mall Gazette item quotes a middle class London woman who claims a man gave her a black eye. She argues a case for magisterial notice hinges on more than the injury and says her husband should be the one to seek redress, not her.
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London
Pall Mall
Clerk punished for public nuisance in London event
A London clerk received a jail sentence after using an improvised alibi and tapping pavement to signal a sweetheart beneath her window, an act deemed a public nuisance. The case highlights leniency and local court response to disruptive behavior.
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Fond Teaver
Lost brown coat belonging to a six year old girl
A brown coat lost Monday night is reported as belonging to a six year old girl. The note requests it be left at Wood's restaurant near Brush Creek and mentions a person named Od Dilang.
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Od Dilang
Brush Creek
Wood's
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