Broome Weir Cement Cost and Ashley Creek Meeting
A new cement weir named Broome Weir on Ashley Creek near Silver Gate cost 3100 dollars funded by three canal companies. The Ashley Central Irrigation Company annual meeting elected old officers, with Wilbur Sowards replacing C B Atwead Sr, and endorsed ongoing water division improvements.
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Ashley Creek
Silver Gate
Thesa Bates
Broome
Tata
Ashley Central Irrigation Company
Uintah Abstract
Emeaothly
C B Atwead Sr
Wilbur Howards
Geo L Goodrich
A. E Gardiner
Wilbur Sowards
Herbert, Tyzack
Geo . Davis
Central Irrigation Company
Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
County Court House
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George Searle
John J Slaugh
A Murray
James Hanson
Wm Hoeft
M M Batty
Naples Upsets Vernal 2nd In Local Basketball Clash
Naples, the league dark horse, outplayed Vernal 2nd from the opening tip to win 23 to 13. Four Naples players scored, led by Porter Goodrich with nine from the foul line, as Vernal 2nd suffered in team play and fouls setting up the decisive victory.
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Naples
Vernal
Maeser
Naplea
Mueeser
Vernals
Jonah Day
Geo Caluer
Bo Meroingeol
Ross Bartlett
L Manwaring
Guy Curtis
Goounth
A Anderson
Goodrich
Chas Pope
Jay Mease
Leo Calder
U. S.A
Gines
Academy
Glines
Aérica
Ward Notice for Priesthood Meeting Schedule
Notice to Verna Ist ward members of a conference starting Saturday night December 16 at 7 30 and continuing through three Sunday sessions at 10 2 and 7 30 oclock The opening musical prelude Sunday morality begins at 9 55 and all outlying branches and saints are urged to attend prior to the music Special meeting leaders HYAM B CALDER WILBUR BOWARDS ELIS MERKLEY Bishoprick
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Verna
Ward
Hyam B Calder
Wilbur
Orpheus lighting scheme adopted and protest over game awarded
Maesey withdrew the protest against awarding the first league game to Vernal 1st ward citing under regulation baskets. The protest did not proceed to hearing. Also noted are schedule entries for Maeser, Vernal and Naples games and a sermon announcement at St Pauls Episcopal Church.
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Vernal
Iaeser
Orpheus
Naples
Orpheua
Maeser
Maesey
Vernal 1St Ward
League
C W Showalter
The
J Nersey
St Pauls Episcopal Church
Night Raiders Slaughter Band of Sheep in Western Colorado
Five masked men killed most of a Woolley ranch sheep band near Craig Colorado on a cold Saturday night. The raid disabled telephones and cut fences to avoid detection, killing a lamb and leaving 90 of 110 sheep dead or dying. Owner George Woolley was in Denver. a 16 year old boy, Louis Eberle, alerted neighbors. Woolley planned to move or sell his stock, and a reward for suspects was discussed. Nearby Vernal prepares to open a new Commercial Club home amid civic boosterism as Mayor Samuels travels to Salt Lake City.
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Night Raiders
Slaughter Band OF Sheep
Colorado
Craig
Cotl
Sayas
Rama, Ewes
Lambs Woolley Brothers
George Woolley Ranch
Craig Clube
Denver
Louis Eberle
Ewo
Soung Eberle
Lew Toster
George Waalley
Forest Reserve
Woolley Brothers
Mrts
Marth
Woolley
Elatecnih
Vernal City
Vernal Commercial Club
Coop Block
Yong
Commercial Club
Ai Ta
Uintah Basin
Samuels
Salt Lake City
Carpenter Knows When Meadows Drinks at Game
Chas Meadows admits using alcohol bought for mechanical purposes after a Tuesday interview with Justices Dan Fillman. Nightwatch Sam Carpenter questioned him at the basketball game, where Meadows appeared altered.
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Chas. Meadows
Dan If Fillman
Meadows
Juste Hillman Meadows
Sam Carpenter
Eaton Stricken by Pneumonia in Vernal
Obituary note reports Eaton of Vernal aged 42 dying at home after a brief battle with pneumonia following rheumatism. He was born in Pleasant Grove Utah, raised a family of six in Vernal and left a widow with mourners. Community expresses sympathy. other notes include ward missionary acts and family travel.
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Qrimer ED Eaton
Gimes
Yeater
Eaton
Pleasent Grove
Utah
Vernal
Fire in Willam WT Bar residence linked to smoke cure tale
Local children used a bark fire under a house to calm a fractious cat causing a near disaster. Firefighters extinguished the blaze quickly after discovery. Nearby, Hughes Dodd and Nile Ifughel hosted a quiet marriage at Don Colton’s home. Cordle plans a move to the western town citing irrigation and space.
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Willam
Kitty
Mr. Winward
Hughes Dodd
E Dodd
Atwilda
Nile Ifughel
Vernals
Stake
Don Dr. Colton
Presa Colton
Mia
Hughes
Denver
Great Nom West Reviews Idaho Oregon Wheat and Irrigation Prospects
Great Nom West recounts a traveler’s journey through Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. He notes Nez Perce Reservation wheat volumes and compares yields with Utah, arguing irrigation and railroad access will spur a new era for agriculture in the Northwest. The account emphasizes fertility, farm labor, and the region’s potential.
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Trewmian Burton
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Ile
Nez Peorca
Paroad
Ulatah Reservation
Burtoo
Burtoo’s Work ekRed Him Then To Beattle
Burton Ig
Tug
Northwest
Jo Sasoud
Students and Employers Seek Holiday Work for Cotton Region
Readable fragments note Verna school center urges property owners to offer jobs to students during summer break to build character and fund college. Emphasizes hard work, early employment, and practical experience as benefits for young men, with references to local mills, banks, and theater errors in reporting.
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Verna
Whitch South
Niger
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Edwin Tyzack
Ray Stringham
Nathan Wilson
Zeiph Calder Verne Taton
Sterling Collett
Elmer Bell
Ernest Odekirk
Dean Biglow
Vova Ae
Vermal Vs Academy
Giines
J L Lewis
Lewis Jewelry Company
Lew Pierson
Busness
Ve Academy
Fep
Academy Vermal
Waeser
Carpenter
Sam
Maou
Charley
Didera
N Daris
Liberty Ward
Cider Tarnest Daton
Express
J D W Wassey
Ward House
Pp L Bills
Jr Geo UG Murray
Big West
RH. Cordle
Vernon Boys
Cordle
Masser
Tle
Mr Cordie
Paul Dekerry
Dragon
Yle
Myton
Mas Jackadw
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