Castledale Bank Opens as Reed Smoot Heads to Washington
Last month a new bank opened at Castledale while Senator Reed Smoot and his family departed from Provo for Washington on November 23. In Salt Lake City district court on the same date Harry A O'Donnell, an engineer on the Salt Lake route, was awarded 7000 damages for injuries from a railroad wreck last year. President Joseph Formth pled guilty to unlawful cohabitation and was fined 300. Oregon Short Line and San Pedro and Los Angeles railroads plan a 1009 OOO union depot in Salt Lake City next spring. Raymond Naylor resigned as Adjutant General of Utah National Guard effective January 1, 1907. Mrs Almira Lewis won 5000 against Mammoth Mining for her ward's death from two years ago. CG Saelish and J Breckon filed for 270 second feet of water from Green river to irrigate 18880 acres, water to be pumped to 250 feet.
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Harry A O'Donnell
Salt Lake
District Court
Salt Lake City
Joseph Formth
Oregon Short Line
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Raymond
Naylor
The
National Guard of
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Cutler
Almira Lewis
Mammoth Mining Company
Jureka
Ed Ward
CG Saelish
Lig
Grand County
J | Breckon
Green River
Faith in Vernal Valley and regional prospects noted
A State Land Board member praised Vernal and the Ashley Valley in a Richfield Reaper interview. He foresaw 20 000 people with fertile land water and mineral resources awaiting railroad development and home building.
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Richfield Reaper
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Nhip
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Green River
Hayes
Utah
Ashley Valley
November events and sports results headline survey
Samuel Gompers re-elected AFL president on November 21. November 24 burglary at Henry Barnett’s Philadelphia residence nets $75 000 in jewelry. November 22 President Roosevelt and party arrive in Ponce Puerto Rico with royal reception. Yale defeats Harvard in intercollegiate football at New Haven on November 24. Wandering Ute Indians arrive at Fort Meade with Sixth United States Cavalry on November 24. Riots in Smulton Ontario prompt Canadian Militia deployment. Kentucky Supreme Court upholds school segregation law. Tokyo to test municipal ownership of street railways.
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Henry Barnett
Philadelphia
Ooze
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Porto Rico
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Yale
Starvard
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Wyoming
United States Cavalry
Fort Meade
Smulton
When to go Home and other sayings from Bluffton
A column from Bluffton Indiana discusses homes as remedy and social guidance with jokes about returning home for consolation fun and reform. It mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a stated ante vice cure and notes a mine accident in Vernal with Ted Carless. It also teases new native names from delinquent taxpayers and lists several unusual surname choices.
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Bluffton
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Sawyer
Walter Lloyd Drug Co
Unkle Jake's Hall Protest Era Social Night
A 1930s style social at Unkle Jakes Hall Saturday night December 15 features strict dress rules and admission fees. The event promises singing dancing and a drama titled When the Cat's Away with a free supper and proceeds to a Tabernacle fund.
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