Stan Ashton Injured in Explosion Near Fort Duchesne
Stan Ashton was hurt when an explosion occurred while his party traveled toward St Louis. He reported the event by telephone to his wife as several traveling men and buyers from Salt Lake joined Jim. Ashton suffered arm and head injuries and a leg fracture and was hospitalized at Fort Duchesne.
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Stan Ashton
St.Louis
Cama
Alde
Salt Lake
Jim
Heig Mon
Fort Duchesne
Mra W HH. Burton
Miss Venice
Miseith Samuels
St Marya Academy
Miss Lorna
Couple Secures Matrimony License In Fort Duchesne
Local notes report only one marriage license issued before the Fourth, listing Chas Reid aged 22 and Louise Guj man aged 21, both of Fort Duchesne. The rest of the text shifts to fragmented reminiscence and unrelated anecdotes about neighbors, fines, poison, and a moonward toy balloon, with a rural, reflective tone.
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Elnce
Chas Reid
Louise Gujman
Fort Duchesne
Davidy Scott Injured in Accident at Angus Camp
Davidy Scott suffered a serious accident last week while walking at the Angus camp along the Lake Fork canal No 2. He is identified as a powder man on the rock work crew.
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Davidy Scott
Lake Fork Canal
Vernal Land Office Move Met By Myton Residents
Citizens in Myton press for relocated Vernal Land Office claiming a reliable bridge is needed to avoid spring flooding. The Miner reports two St Louis men, Tom Martin and Jules W Woodard, stranded along Green River after losing boats in La Hore Canyon and trudging back to Green River City with little gear.
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Myton
Vernal Land Office
Rock Springs
St Louis
Tom Martin
Jules W. Woodard
Green River
Lahore Canyon
Green River City
Bridge project planned at Duchesne by Indian Irrigation
Captain Hall Post Commander and H C Means of the Indian Irrigation Department discuss building a new bridge across the Duchesne area. Fort Duchesne officials and county authorities favor immediate steps and funding to advance construction and outline responsible officials for progress.
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Hall
H. C Means
the Duchesne
Wasatt
Fylon
Summer Hats for Hot Weather At The Co op
Local ads promote summer hats and new notions at the Co op and Mr Cook's Millinery Store. Merchandise includes lace, dresses, and housewares. Multiple listings mention farm equipment, stock, a bay colt, and pasture terms offered by area sellers.
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Co-op
Childreng
Mr. Cook
Jobn Bon Glock
Glorious Fourth preparations and local races announced
Haying weather and travel notes mark a busy week as President Wm H Smart returns from Salt Lake City. The July committee pledges a prize for a two year old race at Glines track on July sixth with Pitt’s brown horse versus the Tooter Jack Indian horse. Community events include a Yourth of July gift for every child and Don B Colton’s Power of Truth lecture at the Tabernacle. Sheriff Pope and Deputy Carpenter escort Gib Workman to Wasatch County August court.
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Glines Track
Pitt
Pope
Carpenter
Hieber
Gib Workman
Wasatch
Pickup sells forty acre farm for Batty in Gline's ward
George Pickup sold his forty acre farm in Gline's ward to Mrs M M Batty for $1,000. Pickup will move to a homestead near Roosevelt with his family. Batty gains a productive farm with nearby properties.
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George Pickup
Gline’s Ward
M M Batty
Pickup
Roosevelt
Batty
Roosevelt Club Moves To Build Local Telephone Exchange
The Roosevelt Commercial club advances plans to establish a local telephone exchange by routing lines north to Cedarview and Hayden and west to Lake Fork. Roosevelt Green River flows down and the Athandra ferry is back in service after backwater. a three hundred yard corduroy road section through two to three feet of water was necessary.
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Roosevelt Commercial Club
Cedarview
Hayden
Lake Fork
Roosevelt
Green
Athandra
Band Boys Seek Support To Hire Instructor Prof Moore
The band boys improve rapidly and perform on Tuesday night, playing well in public. The Xpress notes the town value of a band but reports they struggle to raise funds to pay instructor Prof Moore.
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Xpress
Moore
Ray Tygack Aids Uintah Railway Freight Office
Notices note Ray Tygack traveling to Dragon to assist in the Uintah Railway freight office and reference is made to an art account book of Tabernacle funds lost on the street seeking return by Mrs Cora Johnson. The report also mentions J Dels and wife returning from Illinois after a family gathering and a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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Chamberlain
Ray Tygack
Dragon
The
Uintah Railway Company
Cora Johnson
J Dels
Illinois
Wills
Wilfa
Samuel Noyer
Folagm
Iowa
Vernal Drug Co
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Big Four
Vernal
Ours
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Mereodeen
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J. K Bulloch
Fara
Joseph Y Macknight
Meyer'e
Geo
Adams
Maeser
MNQS
Bennion
Gerber
Colton
Ilag
Acorn
Deseret News
Geo. A. Davia
Davis
Geo. E
Adama
Wm. H Smart
Salt Lake City
W A Taylor
George
Steamboat Springs
Don B. Colton
the Tabernacle
T. W. O'Donnell
Robert Walker
Rollin Walker
Hom
American Fork
T. C. McNeill
Geo A Slaugh
Southern States
Vernal Express
Jxpress
Supreme Court
Heber
Hecht
Clyde
Ileber City
Wealatch
Percneren Sian
Glines and Maeser Ward
W. A. Winward
Fourth Ward
W. P. Vernon
Auty
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