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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary text reports Congress debating measures to prohibit amnesty for a group and to fund storage reservoirs, with opposition from cattle interests and oil groups. It mentions Uintah station arrests near Ogden, a probe into a highway theft in Montana and a suspect named Frank Wilson, all amid Utah politics.
The report notes rising tension in Cape Colony with British forces sending reinforcements amid threats to Kimberly. Cape Dutch sympathy appears with independence sentiment while chatter of guerrilla warfare grows. Strong national feelings and heroic resolve are highlighted in the unfolding crisis.
A damaged OCR passage debates regional governance and a pilot project in three states. The text questions officials' complicity and hints at controversial measures while criticizing a religious faction and urging caution over potential coercive actions.
The Uintah County census shows 6159 residents, up from 2700 in 1690, with a 01 147 percent growth rate far higher than the state and better than many older counties. Despite isolation from rail lines, Uintah outpaced several counties and leaders foresee continued expansion, predicting more counties will fall behind by 1910.
Reports from Pueblo Colorado recount the sudden disappearance of Maggie Maggio age about 16 while en route to Salt Lake City. Her sister Ales Hoel and a growing search party of laborers and residents followed a trail from her home toward Strawberry Valley and then toward the Arising river, with footprints and signs of a struggle found near the yard and at the riverbank.
The document states that Sin Beddo to le Ro faced a district count with Clark Hanson as defendant. County Attorney Gable will file the information promptly. It notes adherence to a Supreme Court ruling and mentions the unconstitutionality of a portion of the prior law.
A mangled report indicates a case will be held at a UK penitentiary awaiting the outcome. The district term is set to review the matter, with the retual of the case forthcoming.
Edward Cudahy Jr a fifteen year old son of a wealthy pork packer in Omaha was kidnapped from his home on the 18th. Kidnappers demanded 825000 and threatened blindness if not met. A lantern trail and a planted note indicated the likely site four miles from Omaha. Cudahy offered a 23900 reward for the captors.
A long list of jurors drawn by the Jury Commission for the district court for 1961 includes Harry Meadows Richard Pope J BG Blundenship I O McNeil George Bennett FW Ordekich WP White and many others. Names span numerous towns and institutions with multiple spellings and initials throughout the roster.
A crowded event in Dracot County featured the Soventies Audited Society hosting a Quorum gathering at the Gpora House. President PS Lybbet directed the program with music from Prof Day] Man and organ by Cabter, plus remarks by Heber Kimothy and readings by Woo Sowards.
Notice is given that on January 2nd, ALD 1001, at twelve noon, the building known as the County Court House will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. The sale will occur at the front door of the County Court House in Vernal Utah County, Utah. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. Datac December 1st, TOG Peers Waxax, County Clerk.
The State of Utah files in the land office a list of mineral tract selections under Section 12 of a congressional act. The notice details tracts covering township and mineral claims around various ranges, with descriptive coordinates and public posting for inspection. Contests against state claims must be filed within the stated period. late entries may be rejected.
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The fragmentary notice indicates a regular monthly meeting of a group at the Union Stake Academy on the first Saturday of each month at ten o clock, with a prepared program awaiting attendees. It mentions a preliminary meeting and enrollment or scheduling details, but the text is garbled.
The fragment lists names and associated dates in January and February for a series of visits or events. It includes numerous personal names such as Victor Billings Jensen Dee Oth and Vernal Dew with dates like Jan 18 Jan 27 and Feb 9. The text reads as a roster or schedule with scattered place and event cues.
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