Buckley Not Guilty in Attempted Rape Trial
The Utah district court under Judge Booth acquitted Harry Buckley of attempted rape in a case involving Ada Wood, nine, amid other proceedings including a murder case dismissal, a wage suit, a service quash, and a Pettit estate administrator hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Booth
D. D Hloutz
Day
State of Utah
J. J. Cook
Cook
Joseph A. Pettit
Whiterocks
George T. Iluslop
R. Ryland Boles
Hislop 1A
Boles
Pope and Hanson
Meredith
T. W
Utah
Harry Buckley
Ada Wood
Harry Wood
D. D. Houtz
T. W. O’donnell
J. A Wilson
Willam Hoeft
Elmer Eaton
George F. Frederickson
D. F. Richardson
Stanley Ashton
What She Wanted in a Neighborhood Row
Mrs Jones calls Mrs Brown an old maid and brazen borrower. The exchange shows Mrs Jones asking to borrow her husband to mow a lawn, thrash an insulted woman, and discharge her cook Tit Bits, revealing a sharp, comic domestic quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Jones
Mra Brown
Month Stake meetings set at Ver nal Ward Thouse
The regular monthly Stake priesthood meeting convenes at the Vernal Ward Meeting House on Saturday December 7 at 2 pm. A Stake Board of Education meeting follows. Attendance by those concerned is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stake Board of Education
Reservation Saloons Move Afoot on Uintah Reservation
A movement to abolish saloons on the Uintah reservation gains traction as Uintah and Wasatch county commissioners weigh action. Interior Department agent J E Flanders met Uintah officials and found them receptive, contingent on Wasatch County backing the plan. He will seek Wasatch approval in Heber City next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fooot
Uintah
Wasatch
District Court
J. E. Flanders
Department of the Interior
Hoe
Wasatch County
Heber
Hezekiah Bryant Dies at 72 in Glines Ward
Wednesday morning at 5 o clock Hezekiah Bryant died at Mrs. Hutchinsons home in Glines ward after four months of care for Brights disease. A native of Indiana he was 72 and leaves only one sister there. He lived in Ashley valley ten years and four years alone in a Vernal area cabin since his wife died. Funeral services were held today at 10 o clock. He was a quiet man respected by all and a Mormon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah Bryant
Hutchinson
Glines Ward
Indiana
Ashley Valley
Vernal
Mormon Church
Farmers Open Coal Mine and Road Work
Forty farmers form a cooperative to mine coal and build the road for immediate use. They object to the current $3 per ton dump price, maintain $4 per ton delivered, and plan to reduce the dump price to $2 per ton.
Vanity and the Drug Habit Explored in Self Treatment
A column warns that women seeking beauty through self prescribed medicines may consume excessive amounts. It argues vanity drives self treatment and notes the harmful physiological effects and eventual regret from drug misuse.
County Commissioners Face Roadwork Delays By Funds Shortage
The December meeting of county officials approved bonds for local constables and a district treasurer, accepted numerous bills including state road work, and noted that state road activity may pause due to dwindling funds. Readouts list many payments from salaries to road labor and materials totaling substantial sums.
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Saik
James Timothy
William Southern
Il. Gardner
Wilfred McConkie
David Deans
Weber Powell
Timothy
M. Oaks
William Thomas
Thomas Thomas
Roy Duke
DF. McConkie
W. H. Richena
M. M. Batty
James O'Neil, Sr
C. J. Caldwell
A. B. Searle
Staugh
W. &. Hullinger
George Cook
Roy Richens
George Bird
Thomas Todd
Adelbert Collett
Roy Shaffer
Alma Timothy
Ashley Lumber Co
Leslie Ashton Hdw
Co. Mosse
C. B. Atwood
Consolidated Lumber Co
N. G. Sewards
Percy O'Neil
J.H Bodily
Hannah Timothy
Dry Gulch Irrigation Stockholders Elect Officers at Roosevelt
The Dry Gulch Irrigation company held its annual stockholders meeting in Roosevelt on December 8 to elect officers and directors. Officers elected were Owen Bennion president S B Hall vice president Ward E Pack treasurer and directors R J Collett S A Russell C J Blackhurst Wm Jentry and Ed Heller. Attendance was light with about 960 stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
Roosevelt
Elie
Tricera
Owen Bennion
B. Hall
Ward E. Pack
R. 3. Collett
Ashley Central Irrigation Company
George L Goodrich
Herbert Tyzack
Reo. A. Davis
John D. Karten
Arthur Gardner
Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
Wm. Hoeft
Heber Timothy
William Gillman
W. L Fletcher
Alf Powell
Uintah Telephone
Vernal Mill & Light
Uintah Abstract Companies
Vernal Reader Sends Spring Coulee Letter and Advance Payment
A Vernal reader from Spring Coulee Alta Canada dated Nov 20 1907 reports prosperity with a three year advance subscription. The writer Steve Dudley notes large grain yields 29000 bushels and 13000 oats and mentions feeding horses. He describes weather as freezing nights and ploughing resuming after an injury to his foot improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Dudley
Spring CouLee
Alta
Canada
Goodyear
S. M. Dubey
Judge Nebeker’s Court Fines Totals Highlight Week
City Justice Byron D. Nebeker processed multiple cases with fines for public disorder and weapons display. Ed Thompson and Wesley Thomas faced penalties after a Sunday morning fight, with Thomas fined 20 dollars and Thompson 15. Art Rich paid 15 for boasting marksmanship, and City Councilman William Winn faced potential breach of peace charges with a warrant issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron D. Nebeker
Treasury
Ed. Thompson
Wesley Thomas
Thomas
Thompson
Art Rich
William Winn
Jim Dobbie
daffodil bulb growing cited as lucrative crop
W Burbridge of Dublin notes in a 1896 narcia sus conference opening address that an acre of wheat or potatoes sells for 2 to 60 pounds while an acre of a daffodil or marcissuses can be worth 50 to 500 pounds or more, urging blending bulb culture with flowering root production to widen market and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Burbridge
Dublin
Dundea Advertiaer
Deseret News Christmas Number Promises State Record
The Christmas issue of the Deseret News from Salt Lake City will be issued Saturday December 14. It is pitched as the most complete record of Utah and Idaho achievements with Nevada and Wyoming coverage. Special contributors include Governor John C. Cutler, Governor Gooding, Senator Nixon, Mayor Bransford, and a greeting from the First Presidency of the Mormon Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deseret News
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
John C. Cutler
Gooding
Nixon
Bransford
Mormon Church
Be Wise About Colds and Try Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A warning that frequent or long lasting colds often lead to chronic catarrh and poor recovery. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and cites a testimonial from Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee praising relief and restored health. Sold by Vernal Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Drug Co
Thanksgiving gatherings and town notes in Heber
Thanksgiving day brought many dinners and visitors. Local events include a family reunion for the Powels and Marsings, Sheriff charity, church programs, a narrow log accident, new store fittings, telegraph line plans, birthday surprise, new shoe and saddlery shop, and a wave of homesteaders from Vernal and Price. Several names and places appear, including Arlington Hotel, Bishop Murdock, M. A. Ross, Frank Cloward, Julius Jensen, and Blue Bench homesteads.
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Lars Marsing
Powels, Marsings
Witthan
Vernal
Arlington Hotel
L. D
Schonian
Buell
Heber
Bishop Murdock
M. A. Ross
Mr. Anderson
Singer
Lars Wilkinson
Josh Burchell
Vinta Quint
Stockraora
Misa Moffat
Lake Fork
A. BE. Erikson
O. E. Taft
Denver
Ed. Stewart
John Mathis
Albert Pace
Price
Utah
B. F. McIntire
T. E. Woolstenhulme
Wm. Anderson
The
Forest Service
A. V. Moore
Myton
Heber Preece
Frank Davis
Vornal
Camp Dragon Thanksgiving Observed With Orderly Festivities
Thanksgiving day at Camp Dragon featured a sober dance in the boarding house dining room. Officers strict rules have improved camp behavior and sanitation. The camp buzzes with activity as a 150 horsepower Lavera engine and concrete boiler houses are installed. District Attorney Houtz was seen touring the camp en route to Vernal for court.
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Dragon
Captain Couley
Junction
Houtz
Vernal
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Wanted
Lestie Ashton Far
J. C. Bates
John S. Hawking
J. C. Hacking
Daniel Larsen
Frank Ellison
Linwood
James Hacking
S. R. Bennion
N. J. Meagher
Bank of Vernal
E. A. Dametts
D. D.mackay
E. Horn
P. Bingham
J. Slaugh
S. Anderson
John G. Slaugh
DRY Gulch Irrigation CO
Judge Nebeker's Court
Theodore Thrums
Mr. Jones
Pioneer Hotel
Messrs
Lindsay
Brown
Wilson
Pioneer
Blue Bench
Bernice Peterson
Whiting
Dan Clayson
Rise Bench
Mr. Roads
Stockmore
Mart Marings
Marion Story
Julian Stori
New York
Ile
Story
Florida
Mr. Brory
Egald
San Antonio Express
Drothinge L'ime
Bracken Clothing Company
Asory
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