Carriage and Ornamental Painting by E W Wilt at Workman’s Shop
Plain house signs and ornamental work in wood and marble imitation plus carriage painting. All done in a neat workmanlike manner at Jake Workman’s shop by E W Wilt Assistant. Those seeking work should call.
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Store Two Miles East of Fort Duchesne
A brief note invites readers to call for a good treatment and mentions a location two miles east of Fort Duchesne. The text emphasizes personal service and nearby access, with no further details about hours or contact.
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Sawed lumber produced at Trout Creek mill near Taylor Mountain
Lumber cut to order at a mill in Trout Creek Park close to the Ft. Bridger road, detailing the location and method of production.
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Trout Creek Park
Taylor Mountain
Ft. Bridger Road
Utah statehood and reservations to open for settlement
The Salt Lake Tribune reports Utah statehood within eighteen months and the opening of Uintah and Uncompahgre reservations to settlement. It highlights vast lands for homeseekers, miners, and artisans, with irrigation, minerals, timber, and climate, and credits Hon. Joseph L Rawlins for the effort.
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Floods in Wasatch County Cause Destruction and Loss
The Wasatch County flood, described as the heaviest rain seen by locals, washed away bridges, drowned poultry, and damaged grain. Daniels creek, Center creek, and Poleson's house were severely affected as roads washed out and parts of the canal clogged. A wagon attempt to return home ended with a near-drowning, but no injuries reported.
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J.J Howe
Center Creek
Daniela Creek
Joseph Sessions
Poleson
Lewis Sweat
Judge Watson
Daniels’ Canyon
Geekera
Heber
His Last Chance Amid War Update in Indianapolis Journal
The Indianapolis Journal notes Japan and China are at war with a naval clash where Chinese forces suffered heavy losses. It quotes a minister reflecting on a man’s fate and life choices while describing a breakfast of ice cream and doubts about the afterlife.
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