Mystery Bones Found on Brush Creek Cliffs Near Edward Ranch
Skeleton of a child, fully bleached and unclothed, was found on the shelving cliffs near Brush Creek. Investigators report cedar bark thong around the neck and partially aged teeth suggesting a six to ten year old. Sheriff Richard Pope plans a formal inquiry with Ali Dirian to unravel the case.
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Bern
Rush E¢Reck
Edward Brring Ranch
Trian
George Mc Carrell
Jirus
Urlan Neek
Haly i
Brian
Richard Pope
Brush Creek
Ali Dirian
Asphalt Road Use Expands Asphalts Increase in 1910
The United States geological survey notes a rise in asphalt production in 1910 with 260 080 tons of asphaltic material and a jump in asphaltic road oil volumes from 128 81 thousand to 159 424 short tons. Demand grows as new sprinkling methods gain legs, and numerous asphalt varieties are cataloged for pricing and efficiency.
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Dead Sea
Ecnietary of Agriculture
National Good Todas Congress
Divid T Day
United States
Mineral Resources
United Sites
Liberty Bell on Way to California in 1876 Parade
A transcontinental plan to move the Liberty Bell from Philadelphia to California for a national exposition is described. Thousands of students and parents are to greet the bell at stops along the route, with a dramatic procession and large public interest noted. A separate fire incident near a street scene is briefly described as a minor distraction.
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Southern Pacitl Company
Wigughaca Oriclawa
Jebteruay Wide
Luwna Bacitho
Philadelphia
United States
Juhis Jessen
Hkauuen
Uintah
Migal Dhessaw
Gob Laurer, Jr
Ling Yu
Vernal to Open Postal Savings Depository Office
Official notification from Postmaster General confirms Vernal will be designated as a Postal Savings Depository with operation to begin February 24 1912. Before opening the savings window four Postal Inspectors will visit to inspect the depository operations.
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WD J Young, Sr
Frank Witchcock
Washington D
Public Drinking Cup Ban In Utah Railways Schools
The Utah State Board of Health prohibits the common drinking cup on all railroad trains stations and in private or public schools and state educational institutions effective February 1 1912. No person or corporation may furnish or permit the use of public drinking cups in these places.
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Hoard of Health
State Board of Health
Utah
T B Beatty
Flying Machine Down to Earth in Early Engineering View
A historical article argues the airplane will dominate future aviation, with rapid practical development grounded in automotive advances. It predicts limited revolutionary change, greater efficiency and speed, and sidelining dirigibles and ornithopters as impractical curiosities within five years.
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Jancy
la Yedin
Pyuettse
Lta
Sainsbury Heads U S A Next Year
At a late board meeting Hiur lovert Sainsbury was named principal for next year. The move follows superintendent Cum mings last year and aims to prepare for replacing Professor Ly Nelson when he leaves. The article also discusses aviation advances and future use of aeroplanes for mail and express services with growing reliability and lower costs.
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Hiur Lovert
TM Sainsbury
Supt Cummings
Lrof
Sainsbury
Otters
Ly. Nelson
Lrigham Young University
Spalding Interview in New York Sparks Vernal Hospital Talk
A New York lecture by Bishop Spalding probes hospital needs for Vernal Utah and Uintah County. He opposes church built hospitals, urging municipal action and philanthropy to fund a suitable facility while praising Mormon people and noting two church projects on the Uintah Reservation.
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New York
Lidle
Vernal Express
Sixpress
Bishop Spalaing
Utah
Lelevang
Dsishoy Spalaing
Pull Lake
Piuspests
Lospital
Spalding
Verhal
Ife
Vernal
Uintah County
Bishop Spalding
Uintah Basin Inn
Myton
Duchesne
Grace Church
Hioadyway
Mormon Church
Carnegie Hall
Frank J. Cannon
Habs
Peter Freece
New Yorks
Carnegie
Coul
Tabernacle
Scholarships at Berely Offered to Utah Students
Uintah County advocates higher education as Thompson Scholarships fund Berkeley study in memory of Willard Dawson Thompson. Applicants must have four years of secondary schooling and strong health and character. Selection emphasizes scholarly work and promise. one year terms with possible reappointment. Applications due February 29.
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Uintah County
Thompson
Utah
Jennie D Thompson
Ball Lake
Willard D
Thompson Alcmon Lal I
Tuompaon
Derkelos
Berkley
Davis
Derkley
Berkeley
University of California
Dersheky
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Cleets
Richarrl Pope
Liberty Bell
California
Smith
Wen
Postal Savings Depository Next
Msg
Ruth Blankenship
Roosevelt
Josh Simpkins
Fishback
Grand Junction
DB Daniels
Green River
Split Mountain
Earth
U.S. A
Speec Bt
Bereley
Elmer Didlman
Spauldings
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