Ouray Valleys Ditches Rock Work And Local Ills
From Our Correspondents a report on M Larson and crew rock work on the Ouray Valleys ditch, sickness including flu and epidemics, townsfolk traveling to Myton Vernal and home visits, several social disruptions, a spring-like Vernal climate note, a Uniform Fast Day lesson in Sunday school, and outbreaks forcing school and social closures, with various locals mentioned including Chandlers Walquist Durfee and Caldwell.
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M Larson
Ouray Yalles
Chandlers
Roy Hamblin
Jesson
Blanketed Town Seeks New Rural Service Amid Shortage
Reports say residents wrap in blankets as shipments to carriages aid stock and feed. Thomn Burgess and Shradat from Roosewelt examine stock and feed, while Milas Lida Bartle returns home. School suspended. a petition to establish a small service aims to replace the lost Washington-driven one.
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Burgess
Mr Shradat
Milas Lida Bartle
Washington
Death and illness ripple through Moffat County community
Aunt Polly Ainge mourns the death of her 17 month old grandson while families cope with flu fears and illnesses. Neighbors share news of travel for relatives, medical visits, and local accidents. The Witking and Caldwell families report sickness, school and ranch activities continue, and Mrs Rile Blackburn dies of the flu with her family nearby.
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Polly Ainge
Hiabdson
Mie
Harvey Nallson
Moffat
Hucket
Francis Stewart
George Arnold
Nile Ainge
Bondholders Approve Plans for Moffat Tunnel Project
Bondholders representing about 69 percent of the first mortgage bonds of the Denver and Salt Lake railroad have tentatively approved plans by the Denver Civic and Commercial Association to fund the Moffat tunnel. The accord would place a first lien on the railroad, guarantee principal and interest, and allocate tunnel operating costs to the railroad, with free tunnel use for the railroad. Substantial details remain to be negotiated and need broad bondholder approval.
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Moffat
Close
Denver Civic and Commercial Association
Hodges
Jodges
Idaho Drivers Kill 30 000 Rabbits
Bingham county Idaho Farm Bureau with the Biological Survey and USDA conducted 18 rabbit drives over three weeks killing 30 500 rabbits. First week four drives across three communities destroyed about 8 000 dollars in rabbits. Second week eight drives in six communities drew 1,900 attendees and 12 000 rabbits killed. Third week six drives in four communities with 1 600 attendees killed 10 500 rabbits.
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Bingham County
Idaho Farm Bureau
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
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Fawn Collier
Dave Caldwell
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Charles Pope
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