Community Visitors and Local Movements Across Town
Local residents and relatives frequent visitors and travel across Roosevelt, Price, Huntington, Myton, Vernal, Montwell, and nearby towns. People include Vern Sheffer, Mrs. R. A. Powell, Loln Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Ball, D. L. Tanner, Louise Perry, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Ingell, Emma Powell, Will Pope, Melvin Noberta, the Domans, Thomas Todd, Everett Murphy, Tom Roberts, Noosevalt business, the Snyder family, Innie Moora, Powell of Price, Melvin and Beulah Powell, Dave Caldwell, Joe Timothy house move, S. A. Russell, Warren Robinson, Mrs. Alice Dorton, Hayden Dinner Pope, James Tromley, Elliol King, Lars Nelson children, Russell Todd, Ray Dillman, George Sydell, Clint Summerall, Lula Wall, and Mrs. Albert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Sheffer
Deap Creek
R. A. Powell
Trico
Huntington
Loln Perry
Myton
Harrison Ball
Hoosevelt
D. L. Tanner
Roosevelt
Louise Perry
Johnson
Mrs. Ingell
Price
Emma Powell
Will Pope
Vernal
Melvin Noberta
Thomas Doman
Montwell
Bishop
Thomas Todd
Everett Murphy
Utah
Tom Roberts
Noosevalt
Nowell Snyder
Innie Moora
Sam Snyder
Bennett
Powell
Melvin
Beulah Powell
Dave Caldwell
Joe Timothy
A. Russell
Roonsvelt
Warren Roabison
Garfield
Alice Dorton
Hayden
Pope
James Tromley
Elliol
Joseph King
Lars Nelson
Russell Todd
Ray Dillman
Mutual
George Sydell
Neoln
Clint Summerall
Lula Wall
Albert Smith
Montwoll
Foreigner Cedarview Visitor and Local Arrivals
A Cedarview visitor was noted on Thursday. Ward Atwood made a trip to oogavelt on Friday. Mrs Ed Hunt of Montwell was in town Monday. Letha Perry visited at Roosevelt Sunday and Monday with Bernice Notlan. Ethel Nicholl of Roosevelt visited here with friends for a few days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarview
Ward Atwood
Oogavelt
Ed Hunt
Montwell
Letha Perry
Roosevelt
Bernice
Notlan Ethel Nicholl
Ver nal Island Office Reports Patents Permits and Contests
Albert Halon reports numerous entries of agricultural patents and allotments as of July 16 1924 across Utah and surrounding states. Listings include Brooks Fruitland 120 acres and Mark Cook Vernal 320 acres, with multiple homestead, stockraising, and isolated tract applications in Vernal Lapoint Fort Duchesne and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Halon
Register of the Vernal Iand
Brooks
Fruitland
Utah
Mark Cook
Vernal
L. M. Juliano Trujillo
Lapoint
Frank A. Popa
L. M. Martin Oh
Harting
Cheyenne
George W. Turney
Los Angeles
Calif
Entrica Claud O
May
Claco
L. M
Mary J. Justice
Earl H. Wentz
Archia Birewap
Tridell
Nylon J
Larsen
Duchesne
Elk
Duchesne Town
Alto
Stake Priesthood Program Set For Saturday
A church program on Saturday July 27 details the First Ward at 1 p m convening the quorums of the higher and lesser priesthood, and the Second Ward Stake Y S M I A presenting a vocal solo Josephine hacking address Byron C Colton reading Hildred Aycock piano solo Theora Johnson and ladies chorus. The monthly convention of all auxiliary organizations meets at 2 p m in the Second Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessor
Board
Josephine
Hacking
Byron C. Colton
Hildred Aycock
Theora Johnson
Second Ward
Uintah State Bank Report June 30 1924 Utah
Bank report from Vernal Uintah County Utah shows assets and liabilities as of June 30 1924 with loans and discounts 360323.61 dollars cash on hand 566? none. liabilities include capital stock 50000 surplus 12000 deposits totaling 336555.70. contingent liabilities none. Assistant Cashier H Walter Woolley sworn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Utah
Uintah State Bank
Vernal
Uintah
Sama Town
H. Walter Woolley
WM. H. Siddoway
John Bennion
E Adams
Utah Pioneer Passes to Last Reward
Melvin and Joe served in the World War. Funeral services were held at the home on the Green River bank. Neighbors spoke of his fairness and kindness. He shared hay in 1919 to help friends. Interment was in Jensen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
Joe
God
John Haslem
Dennett
Green River
William Durtot
Andrew Dudley
Roymour B Bnow
Macsor
Vernal
Ashley Valley
Muale
Mima Davis
Mra
Elizabeth Breeson
A. J. Thomas
Warren Jones
Elya Eaton
Hyrum
Calder of
Verimal
Andrew Dudley, Jr
Jensen Cemetery
Firestone
Speedway
Indianapolis
Bryan brothers tie to Nebraska politics cited
The vice presidential candidate of Governor Charles W Bryan of Nebraska and brother of William Jennings Bryan is highlighted for his efforts to cut costs through coal yards and cheaper fuel. It notes his 1915 mayoral selection in Lincoln, city gas rate legislation, a municipal coal yard, and his governor election after a faction truce in Nebraska Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Bryan
Nebrask
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Gilbert MM. Hitchcock
United States
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Calder
Calder Bros. Creamery
Norma M. Johnson
Balt Lake
Elty
M. Edmond IL
House
Rifle
Colo
Ethel M. Martin
L. Ellen N. Smith
L. M. Esale A. Neal
Missicn
Grand Junction
L. M. Carolay McElroy
Archie Sirewap
Watson
Oath
Leo W. Chaman
Hyrum Rasmussen
Jamies J. Hiatt
Ae Studio
Co-op
Black
Gapstat
Archie Johnson
State OF Utah
Seth Pitton
Seth Pixton
Davis and
Rison County
West Virginia
West Virginia Bar Association
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
American High Commission
Court of St James
American Bar ‘Association
Stetson, Jennings, Russell & Davis
Broad Street
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Pugo
UTAIL
Vernal Lumber Co
Firestone To
Joe Boyer
L. L. Corum
Earl Cooper
Pmzy Murphy
Arry Hartz Bennett Hill
Arate
Yellow Cab Co
Chicago
Lon
Len Eee
Cai Cate
Costa
Balloon Tire
Drea
Site Geebles
Ibiop
Far
Vernal eAuto Company
America
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