Vernal area notes co op prices and local events
Local items describe Co‑op buying Lucerne seed and plan to stock plows, a new roller flouring mill near Vernal, a drilling outfit from Price, and a portrait of social and school activities. Highlights include Dr Conynghame’s arrival, Washington’s Birthday celebrations, and upcoming U C T I program.
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L. Johnson & Co’s
Bed Rock
Vernal
Joss Black
Conrad Franks
Price
Kate Jean Bean
Conynghame
Schofield
Utah
Washington
Stake Trouse
Workman’s Hall
Express
Collins
Carter
Janie Hatch
Summons in Utah Territory Justice Court Case
Justice of the Peace David L. Bills summons John Doe to appear in Uintah County Ashley Precinct to answer a three dollar claim by Isaac Burton for damages from livestock trespass. The notice specifies service deadlines within various areas and cites a chestnut Iron gray colt brand M as the disputed animal. Date shown February 20 1893.
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Justice’s Court
Ashley Precinct
David L. Bills
Tha Peace
Joseph Hardy
Plantiff
John Doe
Territory of Utah
Uintah
Utah Territory
Ashley
Isaac Burton
Panama scandal linked to French canal loan turmoil
Paris reporting links the Panama affair to sharp financial practices by officials. The scheme failed as bond subscriptions lagged, a lottery loan was authorized, and a 1888 bill passed to salvage funds. Allegations detail payments, bear operations, and a deputy tied to Panama shares amid a broader corruption frame.
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Paris
London
M. de Lecseps
M. de Jesseps
Chamber
Senate
Timne
Panama
Iis
Baronce Ruinach
Niagara Falls Recession Explained By Professor Le Conia
Niagara writer Jie Etfo cites Prof Le Conia on the geology behind the falls erosion. He notes the upper Niagara limestone rests on shale and that undercutting the shale causes limestone chunks to fall away. Falls currently recede three to four feet yearly, with a distant possibility of the rock wearing away to form a pit over millennia.
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Niagara Falls
le Conia
Iwiagara
A Dutiful Husband and a Royal Tomb
Queen Austiigilda, wife of Gon tran of Burgundy, died after asking her husband to bury the two attending physicians with her for alleged sin. The king promised and carried out the wish. The piece notes the peril of court physicians in old times, likening it to dangers faced by medics among Arizona or Oregon Indians.
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Austiigilda
Gon~tran
Burgundy
Arizona
Oregon
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Vernal Express
Skelton & Co. Provo
WV. C. Butt
Antler
Slelton & Co
Lilly Park
N. ©. Davis
John N. Davis
Minnie Jasperson
Manti
Tel
Wim. Stone
Miss Bingham
Swirdd
Tion
France
M. Monvhboury
Frances
M. Delahaye
Jie Etfo of
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