Coal mining improvements and new equipment at Ashley Co-op
Setsed by Will J Karns and John McDermaid announce mine improvements with drained water, new ing and chutes, and easier access to coal on level ground. They urge sending boys after coal, promising the nearest mine, best coal, and courteous treatment with orders promptly filled.
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Ashley Co-op
Fisher Sees Townsite Aim Warmly Backed by Colorado Men
Independence observer Fisher argues local townsite backers are wealthy Colorado figures from Pueblo and Denver with ties to the National Building & Loan association and real estate interests. He notes a funded hotel, irrigation plans for 3750 acres, soil suited to fruit and grains, and a pending ditch completion. Watering will begin by June with eight miles remaining to flood all land, signaling business movement.
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W. T. Fisher
Independence
Colorado
Rowland J
National Building & Loan Association
Pueblo
Cole
Pollard
Jurdig
Colorado Springs
Denver Capitalista
New Hope Irrigation
Rush
Batty
Marriage of Ale Hiorn and Annie Goeder in Rangely
Horn Goeder reports in The Herald that Ale Hiorn and Annie Goeder wed at the bride’s home on Monday December 28 with a circle of friends including J D Levis J Pomeroy J Kenney B Geo Hahn Arthur Powers W Miller DC Toles and families. The ceremony was followed by a reception and the couple will reside at the groom’s home with best wishes for their future.
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Herald
Mi Ale Hiorn
Annie Goeder
Seois
J D Levis
J. Pomeroy
J Kenney
Geo Hahn
Arthur Powers
W. Miller
DC Toles
Miss Gross
Mr Reed
Mr Cox
Wool Market Hints And Regional News From Utah Areas
Rural notes report Utah wool prices holding at sixteen cents a pound amid steady markets as 2.5 billion pounds of the 1909 clip are already contracted. Delegates named for National Wool Growers in Pocatello Idaho. A Jackson Hole Courier planned for Jackson with Douglas Rodeback editor. New county board organized with district supervisors and road district ordinances proposed. A 13 year old girl, Malinda Moulton, deputy clerk confirmed amid local notices.
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Pocatello
Idaho
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H Jensen
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L R .Anderson
N S Nielson
Ita
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Mount Pleasant Pyramid
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Evanston Press
Board of County Commissioners
Cummings
Heber
Center
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Elkhorn
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Midway
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Dayhe
Reservation Country
H A Huber
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WaHsbureg
J W. Boren
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Hikhorn
J. A Burrows
Jrench Creek
R Witzgerald
Packard
Cedarview
Roosevelt
Myton
Uteland
Theodore
Utahn
Stockmore
Strawberry
Bonita
O Malinda Moulton
C. W. Smith
Wasatel Wave
Damaged Suit Over Undelivered Horses in Vernal Region
Rock M Pope and A F Lawson sue Pardon Dodds Jr and Charlie Popper for 17500 alleging breach of contract for 200 horses at 14 each to be delivered 80 miles west of Vernal. The complaint details the failed delivery and names the involved parties and locations.
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Rock M Pope
A. F Lawson
Pardon Dodds Jr
Charlie Popper
Jann Hiv
del Sc Fi
Vernal
Let Us Hope So in Wedding Announcements
A reader reflects on names and meanings as she peruses the evening wedding notices in the Illustrated Bits. The line contrasts William and James as good and beloved while pondering what George may signify for the bride and groom.
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William
James
George
Wagon bridge plea to county board for Green River crossing
Honry Taliaferro Jr of Sweetwater County sheepmen appeals the county board for a Green River wagon bridge below Sandy mouth. The Sweetwater Flock Masters Association and Rock Springs Grazing Association leaders are praised as strong county institutions with noted directors named.
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Sweetwater County
Green River
Board of County Commissioners
Sandy
Rock Springs
WooHay T W Deeyer
Ed UH Rife August Kendall
Tim Winns
W Oo Gotteche Martin Wa
T S Taliaturto, Jr
Roch Springs Ulmer
Loulaville District Calls Jan 16 1909 Election for School Debt
Loulaville School District No 1 schedules a January 16 1909 vote at Alerton Schoolhouse to approve a $300 debt for district schools. Polls open 1 PM to 5 PM under Judge of Election John Horrocks and officers Mitchill Carlson. Dog tag sales planned by city, with fines for untagged dogs. Ice-cutting work begins January 20, Calder Bros ICH GO report.
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Alerton
John Horrocks
Ld & Quks
Waren Locks
A. Mitchill
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AIL
Calder Bros Ich
Vernal Trading Store Ad Offers Hides to Hogs and Coats
Local ads list buyers for hogs hides pelts bees wax hay and grain at Vernal Trading Store. Promotes sales of ladies coats at cut prices and real estate and rental listings. Also notes ice delivery, farm sellouts near Vernal Utah, and irrigation stockholder meeting details.
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Vernal Trading Store
Vernal ‘Trading Store
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