Variety of local notices and ads from Vernal issue
Notes mention visitors John Holgate and Charles Nuy dey from Jennen. The piece highlights shoe factory ads, buggies and vehicle lines, a Vernal bed quilt display, and a house visit at Prof A B Anderson. Beekeepers association meeting set for Vernal ward house next Sunday at noon. Prof ELH Newell nominates Ed Harmston to the National Geographical Society. Harmston to accept. Proprieteress Hodge prepares for boarders Monday, and David Holloway's on Uintah Avenue is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hodge
David Holloway
Uintah Avenue
Fragmented notice on bread and dental ad in Johnson building
A distorted OCR fragment mentions bread from Mra Dates the Laher lady and a plan to save money to improve bread quality for customers. It also references a dental ad for Dr Illith in the Johnson building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illith
Johnson Building
Local band to perform concert soon in city life promotion
A local group announces a concert soon as part of a forthcoming city life promotion. The band invites residents to watch for an official announcement and join the event in the peat future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femond Brace
Yash
Local Delegates Rally at State Democratic Convention
Buontor Harden Geonton leads a Sunday morning list for metro no 13 with errands to visit his wintering family in Sault Lake City. County delegates attend the Democratic State Convention amid protests and votes, including Ashley Coop business and local mining claims in Split Mountain district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buontor Harden Geonton
Metro No- 13
Sault Lake City
Thia County
Ntor
Nan
Rausacq
Ashley Coop
Ina Nuning
Split Mountai
Mission Returnee Antion Dudley Relates Travel Fare
Older Antiow Dudley Je of Jon sep returned from a mission to Minnesota traveling from Salt Lake City through St Paul Minneapolis Winona Glencoe Hutchinson and Albert Lea with elders A Jonzo A Tangs and two others. A mob drove them from Chacoas after a week in past assignments and he received release to return home reaching Spanish Fork December 21. He married Miss Lina Larson January 16 and plans to return to Spanish Fork for his wife as she tutors a polka school while Dudley reports kind treatment and the opportunity to perform several baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiow Dudley
Chacoas
Lina Larson
Jensch
Hhe
Polka Schools of Thatoty Lidge
Dudley
Thahkonda
Dyer Mine News and Local Notices From Pinecer
Jeene Hearntine and Mira Tttle Alrod to be manned next Monday at iron steel and wagon stock HQ. TK 4 Dares & Co selling buckboards from last year. Lhase Imma Wood resigns. Miss May Beora to teach at Vernal center. Hezekiah Hatch injured in Snowdide. J W Beddo jailed for offense with Lou McCarrol case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeene Hearntine
Mira Tttle Alrod
Imma Wood
Vernal Centra
May "Beora
Grisonte Claims Revisit Patents for White River Claims
Thomas I sylor of St Lon Asphaltum Co. expects patients who located claims on White River to secure patents once the matter is aired in U S courts. A Vernal confidant reports confidence in patent outcomes pending court ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas I'sylor
St. Lon Asphaltum Company
Fein Vernal
Patien
White River
United States
Local Mischief and Protest Amid Yardyard Brawl
A damaged local note describes a dispute behind a building where Carl Ratta and Leonard Atwood argued over a photography session. A scuffle ensued after rings were tossed for marbles and Atwood moved the camera, leaving him badly disfigured. The piece ends warning readers about rough behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picsa
Fk! Buding
Carl Ratta
Leonard Atwood Ratta
Atwood
Mables
Kodak
Optie Nena
Pour Eyes
Arrest of Paylor on Adultery Charge Shocks Worthos
The Richield Reaper reports TE 13 Paylor was arrested on adultery alleged with Bliss Elsie Bean. County Attorney Drickson supports the charge claiming the act occurred on August 2 last year. Paylor appeared before Justice Morrison pleading not guilty. Hearing set for March 6 with bonds fixed at 500 dollars, posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richield Reaper
Worthos Dty
Paylor
Bliss Elsie Bean
Drickson
Aylor
Enterprising Jake Workman Builds Largest Valley Room
Local figure Uncle Jake Workman drives a new project, digging under the Opera House stage to create the valley’s largest room. He plans a wooden floor and may outfit it for billiards or other uses, saying anyone bringing whiskey will be pitched out.
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Jake Workman
Nusaianary dance and social events announced
The notice mentions a nusaianary dance at the Opera House next Monday night and a benefit ball for William Workman of Millward. It also notes shifts of Nobile Hall dances to Tuesday evenings and social events around Washington’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Nobile Hall
William Workman
Millward
B Y. Academy
Lorenzo Match gains right to work copper claim for six months
Lorenzo Match secures six months to work the copper claim in Split Mountain owned by Mi ton Tiyan with option to buy at 6500. If not consummated Lyon gains development rights. Howard and Stubbs creamery builder M S Cook reports delays as Wildman, builder of several Utah creameries, fights severe lung disease. Machinery due soon will speed construction once on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Match Haa
Lyon
Cook
Howard and Stubbs
Bf Wildman
Utah
Wildman
Oliver Clark and Mies Harruct J Meacham Wedding
Oliver Clark and Mies Harruct J Meacham married at the groom’s parental home on Wednesday afternoon. Patriarch Jeremiah Hatch Sr. officiated. Relatives from both families attended. a splendid supper followed and guests extended congratulations.
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Oliver Clark
Mies Harruct
J Meacham
Proomn
Jeremiah Hatch Sr
Missionary Rodney J Morrill Returns to Utah Home
Rodney J Morrill who has served a Montana mission mostly near Billings and frequently as the Anaconda conference traveled, returned to Salt Lake City on February 8. He is now a Payson resident, where his family has gathered during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney J Morrill
Montana
Billinga
Salt Lake City
Payson
Utah County
Tyzack Unearths Remains of Old Hammerless Gun
Tyzack uncovers a remnant gun of a hammerless type believed to be long buried in the Gulch bank near Herbert settlement. The weapon likely belonged to an Indian and was buried with Limf in a valley hollow, as described by the finds at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyzack
Red Herbert
Limf
Hyzack
Bromide district notes and club meeting in February 1900
Rock BM and Popo return home from Bromide district. Ammeters show Bromide alloying 60 000 pounds bullion costed by winter transport. Tutebiaons project continued. Dillman to lead bursary and tree supply with low prices. Thaha Club met February 2204 1900 in honor of Washington and Lowell with sixteen members reading works and a club report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popo
Ife Roya
Thaha
George Washington
James Russell Lowell
Lowell
Merv UW
Taylor
Washington
Mra Nobnson
Mra Browne
Grace Ashton
Washington College
John Mense
T. Taylor
Mra Whitbeck
Lose
J. Wineslatte
William’ Ashton
Tafo Woile
L Johnson
J E. Dillman
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John Holgate
Charles Nuydey
Jennen
DA Berns & Co
Vals
Chicago
Vernal
Irente Asaron
A. B Anderson
Vernal Ward House
Laurier
Elh Newell
Geological Atrvey
Harmston Nn
Harmaton
Tiatiz Astro
Mr. Sawyer
Hnberger
Seabon
Dares & Co
Lhase
Priece
Agaton
Hezekiah Hatch
Tua Sal
Billy Peterson
Loronze Hatch
Jim
Thoebild
Lou McCarrol
J W. Beddo
Beddo
Devi
Indy
Elaya
Lyania
Harmon Noble, Sr
Ifo
Wynne Ashley
Jesse Dvane
Sf Reaper
Ope
Sresiatoy
Mirth
Vernad
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
O R Bingham
Moroni Meher
William Marler
Other Carroll
Charles Hardy
Tod
Hardy
Celia Bodily
Levi
Josa
Walton Johnson
Bendon
Charles Hartly
Shill Ward Couetry
Eiverybody
Abigail Oake
Nancy Colton
Mra
Leo Bodily
Mra Colton
George Treestone
Dr. Rosa
Oaks
Mr. Vverstone
Sarah Fletcher
Meeker
Colorado
Dillman
Ashe
Walt
General Merchandise
Prich
Fr Dughline
Fort Duchesne
Samuel Morris
Peinonnet
J. G. Weeter
Price, Utah
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