Moffat Road Tour Highlights Vernal Prospects
General Manager W A Devel and Chief Engineer H A Sumner visited Vernal to inspect the 126 mile Denver to Kremling segment and plan onward progress toward Steamboat Springs. They praised Ashley Valley, discussed blueprints with Uintah Abstract, and noted the road’s potential to open Northeastern Utah with a shorter Denver Salt Lake link and major agricultural and mining development.
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Devel
Sumner
Vernal
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific Railway
Moffat
Denver
Kremling
Steamboat Springs
W. A. Devel
H. A. Sumner
Robert
John Carey
Routt County
Uintah Abstract Company
Blue Printa and Plata
Ashley Valley
Deuel
Blount
Yampa
Green River
Price Road
Upper Canal
Blue Mountain
Moffat Road
George Calder
Col. Deuel
Carey Brothers
Heyden
Craig
Routt
United States
Caney Brothers
Lilly Park
Rangely
Meeker
Gation
Gore Canon
Kremmling
Salt Lake
Valles
Utah
Union Pacific
Consolidated Lumber Company to Boost Output in Reserve Region
Articles filed August 10 establish Consolidated Lumber with Alma Johnson as president and a 25,000 share capital. Two mills are operating and a third will start soon, with daily output around 35,000 feet and plans for a Roosevelt yard to serve reservation customers. The firm owns 1,000,000 feet of timber on Brush Creek Mountain and expands transport via a three mile tramway. Mills at Brush Creek, Mosby Mountain, and Lake Fork country set capacities from 9,000 to 16,000 feet daily, employing 40 to 60 workers.
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Consolidated Lumber Company
Alma Johnson
James Griffin
W. S Henderson
E W. Davis
Robert Witmer
Thin Mil
Johnson
Lake Fork
Mosby Mountain
Roosevelt
Vernal
Henderson
Ditch Work Talk Nods To Water Plans In Independence
County correspondence notes G L Bailey visiting Independence from Roosevelt and government plans to start ditch work next month. Dry Gulch Irrigation co expects to file an enlargement and work with locals to secure water for next year. Other items include Rev Jackson’s return to Vernal, oat yields, a new FD GM Horn residence, Independence garden abundance, railroad prospects boosting land value, Ward’s Provo assignment, Shupp’s cave home, and a found stray team near Roosevelt.
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G. L. Bailey
Roosevelt
Independence
Irigation Company
W. J. Jackson
Vernal
Pred Wood
W. L Fisher
S. B Rush
Hurt
FD GM Horn
Thia
Colorado
Ward
Provo
Alfred Shupp
Tus Homestead
Clarence Collett
Mr. Bailey
Jensen Jottings Mix of Agriculture and Local News
In Jensen and nearby towns residents report a strong grain crop with little rust or smut and plump kernels. The column notes travels by Andrew Dudley Sr to Utah and Canada, visitors from Heber and Vernal, a dance by the Baseball club, court cases in Judge Winslow's court, and plans for new buildings and roads including a pine log structure and a hauling contract.
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Beers
Milton
Prova
Bjornson
I. W. Odekirk
Myton
Heber and Thistle
Marsh
Hatch
Winslow
John Bond
Heber
J. A. Fortie
Jeffs
Dayton
H. G Clark
Donaldson of
Moffat
Geo A. Mulvey
Atty Wilson
Vernal
Myton Items Highlight Local Happenings
Myton reports warm weather and a four foot river drop over the past week. Funeral arrangements bring J D Taylor and Mrs Taylor to Vernal for Ruben Taylor’s service with Ethel Taylor and Locket assisting at the hotel. H G Clark travels to Theodore for trial and is freed after a verdict of not guilty. J F Babcock leaves the saloon business to homestead and build. Myron hosts a bathing resort and local youths swim daily with two near-drownings halted by Myra Todd and Morgan Calvert. Roosevelt’s young folks group attends nearby events.
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Heber
Indian Canyon
Vernal
Jensen
Myron
Mulvey
Myton
J. D. Taylor
Ruben Taylor
Miles Ethel Taylor
Mr. Locket
J. F. Babcock
Post
Misa Myra Todd
Morgan Calvert
Roosevelt
Death of Ralph Hacking After Drowning at Vernal
Ralph Hacking, 13, died after drowning in an unnamed pond near Vernal, about 6 p.m. Sunday. He fought to surface eight times and crawled along the bottom for about thirty feet before succumbing. The tragedy occurred near Deep Creek when Hacking, visiting Johnson's house with Irvin Gerber, left to work on his ranch earlier Friday. The community remains in mourning.
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Hacking
Thompson
Gerber
Don Darling
S. P. Trim
Maeser Ward
D. Colton
Nelson Merkley
Collett
Don. B. Colton
Ralph Hacking
BH Y. University
Tie
Young Hacking
Christan Johnson
Deep Creek
Irvin Gerber
Johnson
C. A. Thompson County Tree
Uintah Stake of Zion to Dedicate New Tabernacle
The 81st quarterly Uintah Stake conference will be held August 24–25 1907 in the new Stake Tabernacle built at about $30 000. Visitors from Salt Lake City expected. Proposes business houses close for service hours 10–12 am and 2–4 pm to allow employees to attend. Signed Hi SMART and KIARDEN BENNION for the Stake Presidency.
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Vernal
Utah
Uintah Stake of Zion
New Stake Tabernacle
Satuday
Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Hi. Smart
Kiarden Bennion
Strawberry settlers plan school on government site near Theodore
Residents from Theodore to Blackburn's ranch met at Blackburn's to discuss education. Government reserved a two acre corner site at Wint Rasmussen's homestead for a new school. A three member committee was appointed to arrange and proceed with the project.
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Blackburn
Theodore
Wint Rasmussen
London water supply would flood oceans if diverted
Tit Bits estimates show London’s annual consumption for 850 acres at 325 ft high and a canal 2400 miles long would need all world warships to ride the banks. A 100 foot canal across Duro would rise water ten feet. London residents would each use 60 gallons daily. The water flow would circle the globe near the equator, a train at 60 mph requiring over four days to traverse.
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London
Duro
Greater London
Age of London
Three Fingers Battle Sparks Diplomatic Row
A cryptic exchange over a three finger gesture escalates into a diplomatic row as John and others clash over manners and insults. The altercation centers on perceived disrespect and the consequences of provocative language amid tense relations.
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Hoffat Road
NEW Lumber Company
Uhith
Our County
Independence Sparks
Jensen Jottings
Andrew Dudley, Sr
Canada
William Richardson
Pleasant Grove
Richardson
Ira Gardner
Regiona
George Vangundy
Blue Mountains
Buell
Heber Lumber
Dora Murdock
Miss Jones
Pope and Wilson
Sutton Hoter
Hyrum Baird
Miss Perry
Misses Bush
Baird
Ross Homestead
Duchesne
Anderson
Will Anderson
Mrs Cluff
Sexton
H. G. Clark
Theodore Thrums
John