Miner George Crey Returns After Long Recovery
George Crey who has been off work due to a broken leg is back at the mine. He reports plenty of coal on hand and asks for continued public patronage of the mine.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
6
George Crey who has been off work due to a broken leg is back at the mine. He reports plenty of coal on hand and asks for continued public patronage of the mine.
Announcements describe February Orphere attractions at the Sun Dance opera and talhir Ume. The Sunday event at Uintah Academy on Sunday January 19 features a structured program with worship services, subcommittees, and an address by the pastor. Rebekah lodge attendees are urged to come to the fourth Wednesday meeting.
Brown and organization workers drilling in Wyoming have reached productive wells at a site near Ty man after five years in Canada. A year ago they were drilling in the Powder River region and now report successful results.
Mrs Magele Anderson of Grimes ward writes of a grand day at the Panama exposition grounds in San Francisco. Airships sailed with passengers paying fifteen dollars for a fifteen minute ride as thousands of Californians attended the brilliant event.
A fragmented column notes early pocket handkerchief production in 1743 at Polalet, insects increasing in number, بل and a quirky quip about Judge Monday and a tag day. It references Canals in England 1134 and steel pens in 1820 with prices and incomes as aside curiosities.
Zelpha Meeks named precinct agent of vital statistics. Tom Bleving reported with smallpox in the Chewboya tran Pata Hole area. Sanford Dadjey arrives from Canada and will remiss in ceteral wrekse. Ice conditions improve as warm weather sparks water flow.
Legal notices from Uintah County Utah include summons in two divorce related actions, a quiet title suit, and multiple water rights applications. Notices show defendants named as McKee, McKendry, McCornick, Lybbert, and Leigh with dates for appearances and deadlines, plus irrigation and grazing permit announcements from the State Engineer and Forest Service.
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