English investors tour Moffat railroad route through Ashley Valley
W A Duel and H A Sumner leading a party visited Vernal and Salt Lake, with London financiers and engineers from England exploring the Moffat road path. They toured the Ashley Valley, assessed land wealth, and forecast rapid construction to Steamboat and Salt Lake within two years, citing prior funding battles and Denver capital involvement.
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Ashley Valley
Reservation
Salt Lake
Moffat Road
W. A. Duel
H. A. Sumner
William Weston
Vernal
I’. H. Medhurst
A. W. Stanton
R Vaile
London
England
J. Maling
Steamboat Springs
Will
Ned McKinley
George Isham Washington Bratton
West
America
Gagit Lake
Russia
Denver
Provo Canyon
Medhurst
Africa
Rocky Mountain Region
Stanton
Henrietta Street
Cavendish Square
R Valle
Maling
Chicaso
Routt County
Moffat
Steamboat
David H. Moffat
Harriman
Utah
Oats crop contracts and looming price surge across region
Government ditch camps, Government Post at St Duchesne, and Uintah Railway contracts total 1 025 million pounds with 475000, 250000, and 300000 pounds respectively. Prices quoted 123 to 148 cents, with an estimated 2 million pounds in valley and reservation. supply tightening could push prices higher as oats and wheat production shifts and rail expansion nears completion. Strong regional demand may lift land values. farmers urged to hold land and grow oats.
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Government Ditch
Government Post
Uintah Railway Company
St. Duchesne
Vernal Mill Company
Central School Sets Fall Term Start for September 14
The Central School will begin fall term on September 14 due to Labor Day and book delivery delays. The plan includes rooms for all county eighth grade pupils and a shift to updated textbooks and a semislant penmanship.
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Central School
Salt Lake
N G Sowards
N. G .Eowards
Isabelle DeMois
Louis Iibell, Jr
Florence Parrett
Minnie (Taylor) Croxford
Dora Caste
Lilie Prunnan
Kate Calder
sixteen year old boy charged with grand larceny at Pot Creek
Ralph Gardiner, 16, was arrested by Acting Deputy Sheriff Richard Pope at Pot Creek while fleeing toward Wyoming on a horse alleged stolen from William Winward. The saddle and bridle were from Lawrence Miller. He also faced a charge for stealing clothes and a blanket from Arthur Lyons but will not be prosecuted on that count. Gardiner waived preliminary examination and bond was set at 3400 to proceed to district court. He is the son of Mrs Amy Gardiner near Whitesocks and had prior petit thefts that were hushed up after juvenile court reprieve.
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Pot Creek
Wyoming
Ralph Gardiner
Vernal
Richard Pope
William Winward
Lawrence Milller
Arthur Lyons
Brush Creek
Lyons
Nebekers Court
Gardiner
Amy Gardiner
White Socks
Vernal Express Adopts Mergenthaler Linotype for Local Paper
Vernal Utah’s mechanical department now uses a Two Letter Junior Linotype. The 1908 model, weighing 1250 pounds, speeds up to 3000 cms per hour and automates assembling and casting. Vernal becomes fourth Utah town with a Linotype, joining Salt Lake Ogden and Logan.
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Brooklyn
Utah
Salt Lake
Ogden
Logan
Provo
Richfield
Cedar City
United States
The
Express
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New Mexico
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Brown's Park
Brown’s Park
Hills
Colorado
Government of
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Jerry 13
Lurray
Dan Houtz
Price
Green River
Peachrosa
Carbon County News
Jennie N Sumner
Melissa Maxwell
Qrand
Vernal Express
Mergenthaler
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