Settlement Beginnings in Uintah Valley Echoed in Basin History
The narrative recalls early fur trade and rendezvous brought by Ashley and the Missouri traders, detailing the shift to Uintah Basin with Mormon settlement led by Brigham Young. It covers the first fort, Indian Agency, and the Snyder family as the valley’s initial white inhabitants, along with the 1870s schools, post office, and a slowly growing Ashley County community near Vernal. The account traces hardship, governance, and development shaping Uintah County’s origins.
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L Uason's Bay Company
Mississippi
St. Louis
William H. Ashley
Missouri River
Platte
Nockles
Virgin Land
Uintat
Ashley
Papi
Lahned
Lie
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Henry's
Cree
Trinde
Plese
Joudeel
Sali
Herslen
Papeete
Brigham Hye
New Territory
Hin
Dellel H. Wells
Brighalt Young
Thats Valley
Hatagoon
Hunt
Aboyy
Licolnet
Young
Yas Taahien
Odiang
Bazin
Eaak
Ae Colarano
Fred Steele
Dimasi
Ahloh & Fort
Indian Agency
Svaliabl
Ashley Valley
WBS
Peter Dillman
Pulde
Diliman
Hatches
George Pant
Snyders
Alma James Johnson
Alte of
Vernal
Uintah
Phas
Mona
Bani
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Education and kitchen safety notes amid community council extracts
Churchill county residents invited to tour local schools from primary to high school to boost parental interest and support for better teachers and resources. Separate items cite kitchen safety warnings from a New York expert and discuss Republican party differences and regional political notes.
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Churchill County
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Zelpe
Park Cebuta
Ove Ie
Parkers
Baty Institute
New York
The Hog Nosed Snake as a Comic Intriguing Creature
Outdoor writer Shephepherd hails the hog nosed snake as harmless and comic. The creature lifts its body, flattens its head and hisses to frighten foes, then feigns death with convulsions and a hanging tongue. Taft objects to Durkin appointment in a concluding, abrupt shift.
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Shephepherd
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Dangerous Snakes and Safe Handling in the Southwest
A rustic guide warns readers about venomous snakes, focusing on rattlers copperheads and moccasins. It explains how a snake may feign death and urges caution, stressing this lesson: avoid smashing snakes to prevent poison releases. The article notes regional ranges, with the Southeast hosting the most venomous varieties.
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Southwest
Central States
England
Florida
TROUBLES AMPHIBIOUS
Those who seek relief in liquor find perpetual unrest as the phrase amphibique mirrors their unsettled state. The quip implies drinking deepens trouble, leaving one adrift between desire and consequence.
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Aubley Valley Appliance
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