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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
4
Fragmented report notes wool buyers plan imports from Idaho and Wyoming while Montana and Utah areas show activity. Mentions price drops, export interest, and mining and beet crop items with several place names and figures scattered throughout.
The Greater part of Vernal left the city for the Fourth with an estimated three to four thousand at Hartle Broa Park. Children were disappointed when a promised wild Indian failed to arrive. A morning baseball game had Vernal defeating Milward Juniors, 82 to 11.
The Democratic convention at Laneas City opened on July 4 setting the stage for party proceedings. Delegates from multiple districts gathered to hear platform speeches and assign committee roles as the event kicked off.
The record notes William III and Bryan as nominees for president and vice president. Adat E Stephenson appears as a vice presidential candidate. Names Rock Pope, Davet Dhlt, and Herehiatd Hatch mark candidates in the Netcoming district. Ma Pope seeks to secure property for Uintah Copper Authority.
A garbled OCR fragment references roads and a journey from beginning to end. It mentions fates and themes but lacks clear entities or events. The readable portions evoke travel and construction but provide no verifiable people or places.
A column discusses road maintenance stressing thorough plowing harrowing and proper filling to avoid holes and rough surfaces. It notes labor habits, supervisor decisions, and the impact of economy on road quality. Also surveys 1899 lead output 10 777 bob tons and Florida phosphate 425 005 tons with purchases by Ger tang methere.
Publication notice from Salt Lake City area referencing multiple parties and dates. Adds a list of individuals and entities with case or property actions, noting proceedings and related legal steps.
A mosaic of names, places, and terms appears in broken OCR. Readable fragments mention persons such as Josue and Beth Mores, locations, and possible events, but most details are garbled, leaving only partial references and scattered proper nouns.
An aged plea urges young men to watch for future notice about a new bus fare of 15 cents, with a reminder to remember the printing office and Oppratte the place.
June 6 and June 20 excursion special. One lowest regular first class fare plus $200. Tickets for trains June 6 and July 2. July 2 tickets may include final return in October. Continuous passage both directions. Destinations include Changyo St Louis St Pan Minneapolis and other Missouri River points.
A fragmented price list shows cattle wool and hay prices, meats, grains, and metals. Key entries include boer and wether goats, alfalfa seed, hay per ton, honey products, tomatoes per hundredweight, and metals such as silver per ounce and copper per pound. Regional wool rates are noted for Montana Wyoming Utah Oregon and Dak e regions with various grade estimates.
Auction alert for Clubazo Store primarily selling Gouda items and all merchandise including suits shoes and underwear. Announced sale promises no reserve and insists everything must go regardless of cost.
Advertisement offers thoroughbred stock and poultry details. Notes on Chester White sows, Rock chickens, prices per setting, and a registered black stallion Jupiter at Uintah Hotel Stables. Call Monnig to inspect the registered animals and sale offerings.
Citizens of Wash region fearfully watched Mount Orwepus show signs of eruption as steam, smoke, and explosions occur from the summit. A former Hor ta party investigations suggest coal seams radiating heat and burning rocks feed the activity, with snow melt creating a white cap and possible coal fire contributing to the hazard.
Wootice DLL a dark brown six year old Hambletonian stallion stands at the stock farm of N. Morn in Malad Idaho from standard bred Hambletonian stock. He is noted for wiring good roadsters and match teams. W.R Hotsut Opposite Printog 04 99.
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