Vernal Commercial Club forms with 79 members
The Vernal board of governors met at the Uliah Abstract Company and appointed Nerbert Tyzach treasurer with bond of 1000 dollars. A secretary will be chosen soon. The club aims for 100 to 160 members, with $5 initiation and $1 monthly dues. A new headquarters in the Hullinger brick building near the Vernal Shery barn was readied.
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Nerbert Tyzach
Ila le
C. B. Cook
Denver
Colorado
Grand Junction
Dizzy Heights
Grand Valley
Uintah
Hullinger
Vernal Shery Barn
Bulding
Board of Governors
W S Henderson
O J Hracken
Night Manger to Resurrection Poem by Susan Coolidge
A reflective Christmas plus Easter poem asks if humanity offered enough to the divine child. It contrasts humble adoration in a manger with a tomb's cold silence and urges the heart to become the resting place for the Lord.
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Thes
Susan Coolidge
Vernal Welcomes Triplets at William Munday Home
Population increases as Mrs Munday welcomes three healthy newborns. A girl weighing six pounds four and a half ounces and two boys weighing five pounds eight ounces and seven pounds. All are doing well. neighbors bring gifts to celebrate.
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Vernal
William Munday
Munday
Holiday closures announced for county schools
The Willcox Academy closed last Friday and Uintah Stake Academy closed on Wednesday. Central School closes today. All schools hosted Christmas programs before closing for the season.
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Willcox Academy
Uintah Stake Academy
Vernal Express Office To Close At Noon For Holidays
The Vernal Express will close at noon tomorrow to give the office staff a rest before the holidays. The gesture wishes readers a Merry Christmas from New York.
A Good Play At Vernal Opera House Delights Crowd
A well received production of The Rio Grande was staged Wednesday and Thursday by the Vernal Second Ward Amusement Company under John Uoyer. N G Sowards led as Jose Segura with a full cast delivering strong performances and lengthy, demanding lines. An orchestra under Prof Peter Hangon provided fitting music and a free Christmas event at the Congregational church followed. John T Pope returned to Ogden after several days in town.
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Vernal Opera
Jose Segura
Tio Grande
Colonel Lawton
A. BE
Johnson
Paul G. T. Popa
Lieut Cadwallder
Richard Jensen
John Banks
Shirley Daniels
Casey
Mensur Galder
Judge Biggs
W. &. Sienderson
Sophia
Viola Pope
Retta
Ddith Davis
Mamie
Grage Colton
Biggs
Zina Davis
Peter Hangon
Large Uintah County placer deal seals sale to Denver group
A major Uintah County land deal closed this week by Richard A. Leigh of Denver transfers 740 acres of Green Floor placer ground above Jensen from local owners to a Denver capitallots group for 76 000 dollars. An expert Denver mining engineer represented the buyers and says the company will invest about 260 000 dollars in machinery and equipment and start operations once spring thaws allow work.
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Uintah County
Richard A. Leigh
Denver
Jensen
Denver Capitallots
Alen
Knight Woolen Mills Hinted To Resume Operations Soon
After closing the Knight woolen mills on the 10th the owners push to restart. W C Henke of Davenport Iowa has been brought in to inspect the plant while officers keep details private. Reportedly the mill may resume within a week with machinery kept in ready condition.
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Knight
W. C. Henke
Davenport, Towa
Hawke
Ang Umea
Chicago Bread Line Feeds Thousands Amid Unemployment
In Chicago 1000 men waited in a biting wind for coffee and a roll as Malcolm McDowell’s coffee wagon served another night of relief. Lodging houses housed over 400, far above beds, while Hogan's four story shelter drew more than 1300 guests seeking a nickel bed.
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Chicago
Malcolm McDowell
Hogan
Firefighters battle hay wagon blaze near railroad yards
Lenvar, Cole report a Denver fire department unit responding to an alarm from railroad yards. An automobile truck and two hose wagons reached the blaze, a box car loaded with hay, racing along the tracks. Firemen pursued and quelled the fire before it spread further.
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Lenvar, Cole
Denver
Narrow escape after horse slips on slick ground
Dr Christy recounts a late night incident after leaving F. G. Binghams on professional business. His unshod horse slipped on slippery ground and rolled, but he barely saved himself. He suffered only the loss of his knuckles.
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Christy
F. G. Binghams
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