Colorado Highway 40 traffic surge boosts Salt Lake City to Denver route
Colorado automatic counters show U S Highway 40 traffic up sharply from Salt Lake City to Denver with a 7 2 percent rise near Kremmling and a 125 percent leap west of Craig in the first half of the year. Overall Colorado highways up 55 percent from last year. Highway 40 associations credit signs and coordinated efforts for increased travel on the Salt Lake City to Denver corridor.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado
Kremmling
Craig
Salt Lake
Faye
Rockies
Ed Harda
Wyoming
Ingoma Plana
Funeral Services Conducted for John L. Calley
Funeral services for John Lewis Galley 79 were held at the Glines ward chapel with Bishop Ernest M. Johnson presiding. The service featured mixed chorus, special musical numbers, and tributes from church leaders. Interment followed at Vernal Memorial Park with grandsons and relatives among pallbearers.
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Glines
John Lewis Galley
Glines Ward
Ernest M. Johnson
Mra My
Jond Perry
Lee Murray
Lyle Remington
Don Batty
Cecil Billings
Norman Fletcher
Keith Brimhall
Gentt
Joseph C. Price
Thomas Timothy
John DB. Eaton
Harvey Mc Kee
Maeser First’ Ward
Mary Jane McCurdy
Taylor Mountain
Gilney Ward
Shley Coop
J. C. Penney
Uintah State Bank
Uintah Stake Tabernacle
Glineg
Mr. Galley
Joe Street
Park City
Orvel Sweat
Weber
Lester Galli
Lonard Galli
Salt Lake City
Peiree Johnson
J. & Dickson
Craig
Joe Merel
Callente
Nev
Five Kentucky Mines Among Top Sixty Bituminous Coal Producers
Five Kentucky bituminous coal mines rank among the lead ing 60 in the United States. Bituminous coal is used in about thousand textile plants across the country.
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Kentucky
Vernal region diary notes and local changes in 1906
A verbose 1906 Vernal era column records August travel plans of Wells Ashby and Zina clerk, upcoming temple wedding, horse loss and spending, visitors from Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, school staffing changes, new house construction, and county office news. It notes births, deaths, and social visits, plus a National Auditors Convention report and a local reception at the Tigoeeeek Sta House.
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Salt Ke City
Wells Ashby
Zina
Temple
Mr. Ashby
George Gray
John Timothy
Mr. Gray
J. G. Holmes
Vernal
Leslie Ashton
Grandma Winneft
Griffin’ Sawmnllt
Golightly
Louie Fuller
Idaho
J. M. Roseberry
Dry Gales Derivation Company
G. Davis
Dalm
Whiterocks
Davia L. Chard
Lynn Ketion
Ashley Co-op
W. H. Siddoway
Thos. Johnston Cage
James’ Qnellitt
National Convention of Auditors Tcan
Clifford Moore and Miss Mern Swett Marry in Vernal
Clifford Moore of Randlett and Miss Mern Swett of Green Dale wed in Vernal on Saturday. The piece notes visiting relatives and several local residents and families from Price and Vernal, with mentions of dances, temple excursions, and community events surrounding the wedding period.
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Mern Swett
Greendale
Clifford Moore
Randlett
Thomas Chandler
Price
J. E. Jensen
William, Chandler
Ivy Chandler
Etta McMullen
Mariner McMullen
LaVern Wall
Vernal
Henry Wall
William Chandler
Harold Mckee
Maeser
Coy Burtee
Marle Poulson
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Joa
Tbby
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Bey
John L. Calley
Wanal
Nellie Ashton
Los Angeles
Tigoeeeek
Myron Brough
Sandy
Marquess of Gellaborg
Britain
Jobe Foster Dalles
Washington
Randlett Clifford Moore
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