Death of Dennis W Winn Pioneer Mormon Battalion Veteran
Dennis W Winn died after a prolonged illness at over eighty years. A Utah pioneer born December 11, 1826 in Mobile Alabama, he joined the Nauvoo Legion, crossed with the Mormon Battalion to California, and later helped found Preston Idaho and settle Uintah County. Survived by eight children and eighty three descendants, his funeral was held in Vernal with wide community attendance.
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Dennis W Winn
Preston
Idaho
Soda Springs
William Moffat
Grandpa Winn
United States
Mexico
South
New World
Mobile
Alabama
Tennessee
Central
Illinois
Nauvoo
Winter Quarters
Florence
Nebraska
Mormon Battalion
Jefferson Hunt
Desert
Mountain
Plain
California
Utah
Sutter’s Nall
Salt Lake City
Margaret Bateman
Brigham Young
Parowan
Iron County
George A Smith
Lehi
Alpine
Richmond
Cache County
Uintah County
Union
Vernal
Grandma Winn
Dennia
Morgan County
John
James N
Margaret Elizabeth
Henry Meyers
Linnie
Joseph B
San Francisco
Californi
Elias S
Mary Jane McCarrell
Sarah Golightly
William
Tessie
Ward House
Vernal Ward Bishoprick
Lilder Mowrey
Lider Collett
Speskar
William Greer Visited Vernal on Independence Week Business
William Greer of Independence traveled to Vernal this week for business purposes, engaging in meetings and local discussions during his stay.
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William Greer
Independence
Missing Husband Prominent Nebr. Businessman Sought
A communication from Mrs J B Heldenbrand of Custis Frontier County Nebraska asks if cattle and sheep buyer J B Heldenbrand has been in Vernal since December 8. The letter dated January 14 1907 requests a wire reply and offers to cover expense. A caller notes Heldenbrand was in Vernal December 1906 and urges any information.
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Healdentrand
Vernal
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Children
A historical advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy safe for children and effective for coughs, colds, croup, and whooping cough. It claims rapid relief, notes no opium or harmful drugs, and recommends use at first signs of croup. sold by Walter Lloyd Drug Co.
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Walter Lloyd Drug Co
W. W. H and Miss Cilla Coltharp Visit Salt Lake City
W. W. H and Miss Cilla Coltharp traveled to Salt Lake City this week for a brief visit, according to local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. WH
Cilla Coltharp
Salt Lake City
Authority of the United States over Indians Opinion
Acting Attorney General discusses federal police power over Indian allottees. The Heff decision narrows Congress authority off reservations but preserves control on reservations. It notes liquor prohibitions apply to off and on reservation allottees, urging Indian agents and state cooperation to protect allottees when off the reservation.
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United States
Department of Justice
Washington, C
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Supreme Court
Albert Heff
Congress
Congres
Heff
Indiana
Ohio
Thomas
U. S
Reservations
United States States
Hail Club
Cass Lake
Minnesota
Washington, D.C
Department
Reese
Ranchland deal stirs in Vernal with Popper agent
Thomas Morgan of Steamboat Springs, a ranchman, talked in Vernal this week with Hy Meeks, agent for Charles Popper of New York, on buying a landmark ranch near the Utah Colorado line, the Blue Mountain range hub for horse and cattle interests. Popper was there last summer, and rumors said his Blue Mountain interests were for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morgan
Steamboat Springs
Vernal
Hy. Meeks
Utah-Colos Rado Line
Charles Popper
New York
Popper
Blue Mountain Range
Meeks
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Chamberlain
Episcopal Church
Bishop Spaulding
Cilating
George A. Davis
Charles A. Hardy
Vernal Tithing
Mr. Hardy
Rebekah Degree Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Marshal Richardson
Ashley Co-opt
George Wilson
Snellen Johnson
Mr Wilson
Wiliam Witbeck
White River
Mr. Kestler
Gerber
Sam Pryor
George Ross
Jack Townsend
Baxter Pass
P. Dillman
Umtah
McAndrews
Railway Company
John Glenn
Duchesne River
Lake Fork
Mr. Glenn
Myton
Price Road
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