A Good School Opens Second Monday in September
Randlett District No 9 trustees announce a new teacher Miss Lebel Chance, an experienced Utah educator and accomplished pianist. School begins the second Monday in September. patrons urged to be prompt and send pupils. Mrs Kitty Owens, Randlett, Utah, August 27, 1907.
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Scool
Randlett District No 9
Lebel Chance T
Abe
Utah
Noticc
Kitty Owens
Randlett
Hartonial Agitator Sees Chance to Reemerge in New Order
In Washington Star excerpts a Hartonial agitator argues that abolishing government would not erase power, predicting they could reappear as a boss in a fresh political system. The exchange questions the stability of anarchy and leadership after a revolution.
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Harttonal
Washington Star
Death Rates of World Salades Stir Debate
An early note claims the average annual death rate of all standing salades worldwide is over 1,000. The text spins a sensational figure about mortality among plants, tying it to broader concerns about loss and decay.
Watch prize claimed for number 259 at Wood's restaurant
A local notice states number 259 won a watch at Wood's restaurant while number 359 remains undisclosed. Advertisements invite wall paper orders and hanger services from Wooparp & McCoy, plus farm for sale near Co-op store and supplies for school reopening.
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Wooparp & McCoy
Local Travel Notes and Appointments Compile
W A Taylor to depart Monday for Louisville visit. George Hislop accepts post with Uintah Railway. A new Western road grader arrives ready for service weighing 2690 pounds. Miss Beatrice Garrett of Denver arrives tomorrow to visit sister Dr Garr ett O Donnell.
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Beatrice Garrett
Denver
Garrett O'Donnell
Judge predicts bright future for Theodore near homestead
Judge J. R Wilson heads to his Theodore area homestead and foresees a strong future for the town. Two cases were disposed of in the Lend office: H. M Redden versus D. Cox and Irvin Caldwell versus Alfred N. Johnson. Officials recommended that the entries be canceled.
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J. R Wilson
Theodore
Lend Office
H. M
MacKnight Purchases Eagle Market in Salt Lake City
Joseph F. MacKnight, brother of Jas M MacKnight, has bought the Eagle Market of Frank and Walker. A longtime Salt Lake resident active in politics, he has been residing in Los Angeles the past year due to poor health, and his family will arrive in a few days.
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Joseph F. MacKnight
Jas M MacKnight
Frank & Walker
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Sunday School Picnic Brightens Freestone Grove
Congregational Sunday school children enjoyed a picnic in Freestone's grove on Wednesday, sharing games and songs as part of their midweek gathering in town.
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Congregational
Freestone’s Grove
Sherlie McNeill Returns From Brown's Park Official Visit
Sherlie McNeill arrived back last Saturday after a trip to Brown's Park on official business.
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Sherlie McNeill
Brown's Park
William Smart Enters State Agricultural College at Logan
William Smart son of President William H Smart travels to Logan to enroll in the State Agricultural College. He leaves home to begin studies and joins the university community for the coming term.
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William Smart
William H. Smart
Logan
The
State Agricultural College
Wilkins Family Guests Arrive From Provo for Visit
Mr and Mrs Wilkins of Provo stay with their daughter Mrs Warren Johnson county recorder They are joined by their son Bert Wilkins during the visit.
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Mrs. Wilkins
Provo
Warren Johnson
County Recorder
Bert Wilkins
Juhua Jensen Leaves Uintah Railway for Theodora Homestead
Juhua Jensen resigns from Uintah Railway Company to move two miles above Theodore and run a harness shop and a shoe shop in Theodora this winter. He aims to establish local business operations and settle on the homestead.
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Juhua Jensen
Uintah Railway Company
Theodore
Theodora
Hanson and Sister Leave for Salt Lake Mission
William Hanson and his sister Miss Ma bel depart Monday by train to Salt Lake. From Salt Lake Mr Hanson will proceed to Chicago to begin mission work while Miss Hanson remains in Salt Lake for the time being.
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William Hanson
Miss Mabel
Salt Lake
Hanson
Chicago
Miss Hanson
Wanted for cash team and harness mares preferred
A short classified notice from Pt. Duchesne Utah advertises seeking a good team and harness with mares preferred at a listed address. It also notes W H Burton offering a complete line of high grade gloves in all weights and styles with every pair warranted.
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Enocu C Lysert
Duchesne
Utah
W. H Burton
First Class Pasture for Horses and Cows at Goodrunning Water
Sate describes a first class pasture for horses and cows with good running water and good shade near Jos Campbell in a rural listing.
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Jos Campbell
Go carts for sale and pasture offer near Vernal
Classified notes advertise go carts at cost, a large pasture with good feed water and shade priced at 100 dollars per month located 112 miles east of Vernal, plus a range of saddles and clothing including men boys and gents items from Vernal Harness Shop and Holmes & Co Roosevelt with cheap relinquishments and discounts from W H Burton and G Garett Holmes & Co. Roosevelt Utah.
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Vernal
Vernal Harness Shop
Harry C. Meadows
J. Garett Holmes & Co. Roosevelt
Hats for all heads both ladies and gentlemen at Burton's
Local millinery shop Burton's offers a wide range of hats suitable for men and women. Shoppers can find stylish fedoras, bonnets, and varied brims to fit any head size and occasion.
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Burton's
Property for sale near Vernal by E. W. Evans
Two good horses one pony and a wagon with harnesses plus a milch cow two heifers a cottage organ and new sawed house logs. Also a city building lot and 35 acres of fall and winter pasture with haystack and a house for rent. Inquire at E. W. Evans Vernal.
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E. W. Evans
Strayed black two-year old horse colt near Vernal
Strayed from The Vernal Harness Shop owned by Harry C Meadows a black two-year old horse colt branded on the left shoulder. Notify Ward Muray in Vernal for information and return.
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Vernal
Harry C. Meadows
Ward Mure Ray
Reward Offered for Grey Mare Stray
A reward of five dollars is offered for information leading to the return or whereabouts of a grey mare branded lazy wR on the right thigh. The notice is by W. H. Coltharp.
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Lazy Wr
Roosevelt visitors and local travel noted in autumn plans
Local figures like Ifugh Owens and families joined Roosevelts at a conference while J Ho Hardy and Ward I Pack families were among visitors. Harry White returned to Vernal after a year away, Peter Harson went to Salt Lake on legal business, and a Provo trip is planned before September 10. Open duck season runs October 1 to December 30 with ample game expected.
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J Ho Hardy
Ward I Pack and Family
Roosevelt
Peter Harson
Salt Lake
Provo
Mrs Philipp Heads to Chicago for Mulligney Stock
Mrs J Philipp was an outgoing passenger on Thursday morning's stage en route to Chicago to purchase mullig nery for her new store.
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J . Philipp
Chicago
Mullignery
Daughter With Weak Heart Receives Treatment Near River
Mrs W Collett brought her eight year old daughter across Iron White river for medical care. The girl appears to suffer from a weak heart, prompting the journey for treatment.
Party Honors Ray Dillman at Johnson Home
Misa Yazel Johnson hosted a party in honor of Ray Dillman at the home of Mr. Warren Johnson. The event, held last night, drew notable attendees and was described as a brilliant success from every standpoint.
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Misa Yazel Johnson
Ray Dillman
Houlder
Colorado
Warren Johnson
Miss Burton to resume studies at Saint Marys Academy
Miss Lorna Burton left Tuesday for Salt Lake to continue at Saint Mary's Academy where she will graduate next year. She is a talented musician and artist with recently finished paintings.
Daniels comet fades fast as it nears invisibility
Skywatchers are urged to view the Daniels comet now before it vanishes in two or three weeks. It currently sits about 300 celestial units above the horizon and is visible on clear mornings, rising a few degrees north of east.
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Ank
Vernon Carey Acquitted After Preliminary Hearing
Vernon Carey faced a preliminary hearing before Justice James O Neil in the South Ashley precinct on a liquor sale charge to a Mexican woman named La Hue who lived with an Indian. The evidence bound him over, but extenuating circumstances and prior punishment led to his acquittal.
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Vernon Carey
la Hue
James O'Neil
South Ashley
Uintah Stake announces counselor reassignments and vacancies
Narden Bennion and Thomas Smart released to President Smart with Colton and Joseph Hardy elected to fill vacancies. Smart reportedly in poor health for six months. Bennion to base permanent Salt Lake headquarters. Frederick G. Bingham and David Bearson elected as counselors.
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Narden Bennion
Thomas Smart
Smart
Uintah Stake
den B Colton
Joseph Hardy
Bennion
Salt Lake
Frederick G. Bingham
David Bearson
Ingh
Verdal merchant testifies to advertising value
I W Davia, a prosperous Vernal merchant, promoted a Summer Clearance sale with posters and an Express page ad. Since then he has sold fifteen to twenty five wagon loads daily, drawing customers from a radius of about 250 miles.
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I W. Davia
Filey
the Express
National Irrigation Congress Speaker From Moffat Townsite
James Callbreath, a promoter in the Moffat townsite and a key figure in the irrigation movement, will speak at the National Irrigation Congress in Sacramento California next week. The event promises the broadest program of speeches and papers ever for promoting public welfare and will be watched with great interest.
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James Callbreath
Moffat
National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
California
United States
Steamboat Planned on Green River Wyoming
J. K Bullock and John Glenn report George Solomon is building a steamboat for the Green River between Henrys Fork and Green River City Wyoming. The thirty ton vessel will haul regional products to market with ample coal along the river. Distance noted as 1360 miles.
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J. K Bullock
John Glenn
Wyoming
George Solomon
Green River
Henry’s Fork
Green River City
President Smith Tours Ashley Valley and County
President Joseph F. Smith and his wife and son Apostle Hyrum Smith traveled to Salt Lake Monday morning by way of the reservation. He praised Ashley Valley, admired county prosperity, and gave farmers advice on improving homes and keeping fields weed free. Despite advanced age, he remains vigorous and ready for further work.
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Joseph F. Smith
Hyrum Smith
Salt Lake
Smith
Ashley Valley
Tailor Made Suits and Repairs Offered by Dubendorff Brothers
Dubendorff Brothers, proprietors, offer cleaning and general repair of suits vests and ties. Ladies’ skirts to be revived and samples promised soon. Watch for a special offer on tailor made suits.
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Dubendorff -Bros
Co op force busy week taking stock
The Co op force was busy during the week taking stock. This brief notes inventory activity and regular operations within cooperative staff.
Taylor Couple Move to Vernal from Kamas Area
Mr and Mrs J L Taylor relocate to Vernal while Myron Dan Lambert and family of Kamas visit Vernal early in the week. Lambert is noted as a prominent timber man in Summit County.
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J. L Taylor
Vernal
Myron
Dan Lambert
Kamas
Mr. Lambert
Summit County
Land Sale From Ft Duchesne To Glenwood Springs Man
Albert Halen of Ft Duchesne sold to John QOasand of Glenwood Springs Colorado a quarter section of land near the town of Moffat.
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Albert Halen
Ft Duchesne
John Qoasand
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Moffat
Barr Musser Visits Vernal Amid County and Ward Ties
Barr W. Musser a Wasatch county commissioner and counselor to Bishop Lambert of the Port Duchesne Ward was seen in Vernal the first of the week.
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Barr W. Musser
Wasatch County
Bishop Lambert
Port Duchesne
Vernal
Meeks Visit Vernal After Horse Kick Injuries
Alfred Meeks and his wife are visiting Vernal for several days. They own a valuable homestead and Mr Meeks has recovered from injuries suffered when kicked by a horse.
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Alfred Meeks
Vernal
Mr. Meeks
Allan wedding marks social highlight
Lawrence Allan married Miss June Pack in a landmark social event. The couple left Saturday for Ely Nevada and will host friends after September 10 at home. Mr Allan is employed in the drug business in Ely.
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Lawrence Allan
June Pack
Allan I
Sly
Nevada
Allan
Ely
Marketing chiefs shift as Vernal Trading Company reshapes leadership
J Morgan of the Utah Credit Mens' Association who has run the Vernal Trading Company's store for a month departs, while Max Weies and William Glassman resume construction of the business.
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T J Morgan
Utah Credit Mens’ Association
Vernal Trading Company
Max Weies
William Glassman
Ada Damels to Open Ten Night Vernal Engagement
Ada Damels and her company appear at the Vernal Opera House Tuesday night September 4 for a ten nights engagement. The company comes well recommended with the first production The Black Flag. Damels is backed by Sedley Roach EE Torest Fay and a cast including Bred Manning William Yeilam Larry Taylor Joseph Christe Miss Medora Scott Mrs Anna Dale and child actress Yates Swensen.
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Ada Damels
Vernal Opera House
Wuiss Damels
Sedley Roach
District Count convenes as term opens
The criminal and civil dockets are unusually large this term. Mrs J B Philipp has bought the millinery department of W I Lar and will open a store around September 16.
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J.B. Philipp
W.I. Lar
Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk Office
The county clerk issued marriage licenses last week to John Harper and Nellie Howell, Lester Tajly and Othel May Irene Wall.
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Cense
John Harper
Nellie Howell
Lester Tajly
Othel May Irene Wall
Land Office agents tackle long reservation cleanup drive
United States Land Office agents Teed and Shipman survey a long overdue cleanup on the reservation, addressing a large backlog of 4d business and completing 2000 homestead carries amid ongoing efforts to settle claims and clear titles.
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Messrs
Teed
Shipman Specail
United States Land Office
Estate of William O Butterfield Receives Proceeds
Administrator reports sale of assets totaling 2.13 percent of value and distribution across Wawattsch and Hunter counties. Proceeds totaled two dollars and thirteen percent of a unit, with thirty five shares allotted to Hunter County and twenty nine to Wawattsch County.
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William O Butter
Ayer UE
Newton, Slass , &buvyRut Diyrdo Univer Cidigie
Wawttch Couny
Uinter
Storm wrecks road. stage routes diverted near White River
Bob Johnson of Kennedy's notes the recent storm washed out the road to the White River. Repairs will alter the route significantly. Joseph Gurt, from White River to Fort Ducluse, evacuated his cabin near the Wagon Hound Draw as a flood arrived, narrowly avoiding submersion.
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Bob Johnson
Kennedy’s
Toas
White River
Will Beas
Three year old Coulson dies after choking incident
Coulson son of George CF and Sarah DL died yesterday after three weeks of illness. He swallowed a shell from a 22 caliber cartridge at play, which lodged in his windpipe then settled in the left lung. Doctors Garrett O’Donnell and G I Christy with nurse Bessie Bahn performed an autopsy. The shell was absent but its deadly effects remained. Funeral held this afternoon from the residence.
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Coulson
George CF
Sarah DL
Young
Pacat
Garrett O’donnell
G. I. Christy
Bessie Bahn
Nurge
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Bank OF Vernal
Ss. R. Bennion
J. H. Reader
N. J. Meagher
Glines Ward
Co-op
Geo. Gray
E Adams
W. H. Burton’s
Independence’ Mercantile Go
Independence, Utah
Ama Graim
Cc. A
W.A Taylor
Louisville
George Hislop
Rare Bargain J. Garnett Holmes & Co
Vernal Druc Co
W. H. Coltharp
Ifugh Owens
Duuin
Oise
Ha Wevelk
Harry White
Mease
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