Tragic Rifle Accident Claims five year old Gilbert Slaugh
In a devastating incident on Monday, Gilbert Slaugh five year old son of Isaac Slaugh died after a rifle discharge by his brother Fred sixteen. The accident occurred as they attempted to shoot a chicken the gun malfunctioned and fired striking Gilbert in the head. He lived four hours before passing away at home. The community mourns the loss and extends sympathy to the stricken family.
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Gilbert Slaugh
Gilbert
Isaac Slaugh
Fred
Tred
Mother Worried Over Daughter Going On The Stage In Vernal
In Michigan a worried mother confronts the tale of her daughter joining a stage career to reach Vernal. The daughter explains the move was necessary to support their future home and that there is no harm in performing on stage as they settle in Vernal.
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Michigan
Aucation
Wmwother
Maeser Correspondence Celebrates Baby Born This Week
Happy parents welcomed a baby girl this week as Maeser correspondence notes joy from the community. A fall injures a rider. school closed last Friday with a morning program and evening dance. Santa delivered gifts and local clubs hosted Christmas cheer. a recital and youth events brought festive activities and good attendance.
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Maeser
Mra
Limer
Morrell
George
Pehool
Santa Claus
R Benka
Roosevelt Correspondence and Hall Progress in Roosevelt
The Roosevelt Hall nears completion with a fine state grade floor and a free Xmas dance drawing 29 attendees. A separate morning event had 809 children dancing, while 160 attended a Wednesday Relief doctors dance. The M I A plans a fundraiser, Prof Neleon will read for the hall on Dec 30, and a brass band of 25 members organized locally. Also noted are classmate travels, rail work in Utah, lucerne seed shipments totaling 75 000 pounds with 50 000 from Roosevelt, merchants paying 21 cents each, and other Roosevelt community updates including a new butcher shop talk and a nine room cottage built by Brigham Christengen.
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Roosevelt Hall
Gavsollag
Roosevelt
Xmas Entertainment Shines at Fell View School
The Fell View School staged a lively Christmas program praised for its bright performances by Nora Watking and Storting Walking. Misa pthel YWathking led the effort with notable praise.
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Liberty Park News
Fell View
Misa Pthel
Farm Creek
Marimon
Forsyth
Herman Miller
Taft
Uintah
Sheriff Atwood
Fall View
Schelors
Mise Alean Mulleons
Slater
Nettle
Loster
Tribune Changes Shake Local Press Leadership
On January 1 Frank Serrit will leave the Tribune and Telegram after years as general manager. A N McKay of the Western Monthly and Orpheum press agent will become the new head, praised as capable and fairminded. George Carpenter of the Deseret News will replace McKay as publicity agent for the Orpheum and Western Monthly manager, with Goodwin Weeks noting the News succession was not yet decided.
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Dom
Frank Serrit
Tribune and Telegram
A N. McKay
Western Monthly
Orpheum
Herald
McKay
Trifune Publishing Company
Sefrits
Tribuns
Mreorge Carpenter
Smaty
Officials Visit Grading Camps Near New Castle
Railroad men toured the grading camps at New Castle but kept silent on who backs the project. Rumors say the line may extend the Midland and be taken over by the Rock Island or Burlington as both seek a Salt Lake route. Bonds claimed to cover the first hundred cities’ costs have reportedly been sold, with construction equipment arriving and dirt work advancing at Meeker-Ritle Reveille.
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New Castle
New Road
Midland
Rock Island
Burlington
Salt Lake
Pacific Coast
Ttia
Well Known Civil Engineer Dies Robert Forrester
Robert Forrester a Utah resident for over twenty years and renowned geologist died at a hospital in Scattia at seven last night after a period of poor health. He was born November 22, 1864 in Scotland and studied at the University of Edinburgh before emigrating to America in 1887. Forrester shaped Utah coal mining, led openings at several mines and served as US mines inspector for Utah starting in 1892. He held consulting roles and belonged to major scientific and engineering societies. he was survived by a widow three brothers and his father in Scotland.
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Robert Forrester
Utah
United States
Scattia
Thin City
Or. Forrester
Salt Lake City
New York
Seattle
Weil
W. Dowd
Sunnyside
Balmalcolm
Mings Mhottle
Sifeshire
Beetland
West Calder
University of
Pleasant Valley Cesl Company
Forrester
Bunnyside
Linieres Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Winter Quarstor
Utah Fuel Company
All
Burehter
Thote
Diamond Coal and Coke Company of
Wyoming
Morrison
Thattering
Col and Coke Company
Parisons Peak
Coalvilla
Deaver & Rio Grande Na
Galogical Society of
Wunvurg
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Forestry Association of America
The
National Geographical Society
Colorado Scientife Society
Utah Society of Hogingore
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Mining and Metallurgical Society of America
Alta Club
Comnercial Club
Denver Athletic Cluch
Torrester
Hving
Dotn B. Forrester
Independent Coal and Coke Company
Wiliam Forrester
Rocky Mountain Duel Company
Alexander Forrester
Nanalmyg
Hcotland —Telegram
Vernal Commercial Club Membership Nears Hundred Milestone
The Vernal Commercial Club sees its membership approach 100 as business men in the region show keen interest. TN Cook, secretary, solicits dues and welcomes remaining payments. current total 84 with new members listed. Also, a pleasant gathering at the Naberkers' home honored Lester Whitock returning from Ogden with games and songs and a refined luncheon.
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Vernal Commercial Club
Alyea
TN Cook
Sesociation
Bee
Monothy
Joseph Rich
Wiliam Witbeck
J § Hacking
Thomas Caldwell
Ete Ducey
RS Collett
G W Howe
O H Bracken
J Neal
Pontha Calder
Louis Lind
JohnJs Baynett
James EB Scott
J Ashton
Gr Winder
Mra
Naberker
Lester Whitock
Ogdesi
Ant C
B. Cook
Heavy piece of blacksmith work completed in Vernal
A large blacksmithing effort finished this week in Vernal at the Dow shop. Workers fashioned a thick drill used at the town’s well site, about thirty feet long and three quarters of an inch in diameter, weighing roughly 1,250 pounds. Had it failed, the piece would have been sent to Florence, Colorado, causing a lengthy delay.
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Tropicca
Florence
Colorado
Two Basketball Games and Opera Show Start Monday
Two basketball games and the opera show are scheduled to begin at two o clock on Monday afternoon January 2 Vernal Wiret Ward will pay Naples and no Pentrth Wra team will pay against Varnttl second Ward. Intereeting games are promis.
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Naples
Varnttl
Promis
Fereal Tharp Company Plans Offensive Changes and Expansion
The Tharp Fereal Company announces intended defensive and offensive adjustments to its farming and storage practices. It will likely add new store rooms and reorganize its fusineck houses to improve efficiency and capacity. Further details remain unclear.
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Tharp Fereal
Ule Company
Wii “Ning Koinda
Newly Elected County Surveyor Marries in Vernal
Harmston the newly elected County Surveyor of Wasatch County and Miss Cora Angua arrived in Vernal this week and were married here. They will return to Roosevelt to begin housekeeping immediately and establish their home.
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Harmston
Suvveylor
Cora Angus
Vernal
G Harmston
Wasatch County
Cora Angua
Roosevelt
Ver tal Uapress Manager Yount Ties To Local Booster Events
In town this week IoMoung of Verteal promotes Beneficial Lite Tasurancs from Salt Lake firm while Mr Yount, former Ver tal Uapress publisher and manager, is linked to a booster activity for an upcoming Country Raider event dated Presrasa in a real world context.
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IoMoung
Verteal
Tasurancs, Co
Salt Lake
Yount
Vertal Uapress
Lve
Presrasa
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Enoch Lybbert
Brigham Christengen
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