Telegram traffic rankings show England leads in yearly messages
The German imperial post figures place England first with about 4,006,000 telegrams sent in 1998, followed by the United States at 65,600,000 and France at 68,600,000. Germany sent 62,600,000, Japan 24,500,000, and Silesia 28,000,000. Russia paid 20,675,000 while Germany spent 8,769,000. American firms earned about 29,000,000 from European trade. Spain has the smallest telegraph activity. The U.S. still leads mileage, but English and German short distance use remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Germany
Silesia
Russia
Spain
Ita
Éize
English
New York
Europe
Attending a Car Scene Sparks Varied Parental Opinions
In a crowded car discussion a crowd debates how to handle a child claimed by rival neighbors. Spankings emerge as a popular remedy though one small, gentle woman admits she would be unsure what to do, revealing doubts about how to parent and the challenge of protecting a child.
Hurried course of nature and farm life improvement
The article notes social conditions on farms vary but show improvement in parts of the country due to three factors: the telephone, the trolley, and good roads. These advances bring farm life closer to town life, improving refinement, comfort, and outer-world communication, with a call to extend progress nationwide and reference to Roosevelt’s commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden
Roosevelt
Wall Street Journal
Swadeshi Belief and Industrial Growth Attitude
Pioneer Mall notes Swadeshi sentiment among Angl o Indians and urges support for indigenous industry. He cites Sir Wotlin Harcourt on social unity and calls extrem ist Swadeshi advocates misguided while urging practical development of local industries for future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotlin Harcourt
Take It as Verb or Moun
A fragmented line discusses pronunciation of love as Jont and the potential meaning if a male succeeds in capturing an heiress, reflecting social expectations and romantic aims in a clipped, informal tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Liberty Park Prepares New School Hour at Webb’s Place
Local notes show school start planned for September first week on Webb’s property with seven month term. Three teachers to be employed and election results list Cook Bartlett and Webb for terms as district No 20 residents discuss a 24th celebration at Taylors Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
W i Webb
Whiterocks
James J Cook
Geo Bartlett
Woc Webb
Taylors Park
Bonded water works election in Vernal City Utah
Notice announces a special election in Vernal City to decide on incurring bonded indebtedness of 1200000 dollars for a water system. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at the City Marshal office. Ballots read For the issue of water works bonds of No. The date is July 21, 1909 with August 11, 1905 text errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal City
Utah
Uintrh Avenue
Isgue of Water Works
Bullock
Benj TP
Kelly
Chy
Notice to stockholders and public land notices 1909
Notice lists delinquent names and amounts for Whiterocks Irrigation Co as auction threats on August at 1 pm and includes multiple individuals. Also includes United States Land Office notices from Utah and Wyoming about land applications and protests deadlines in 1909 with serial numbers and sections.
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Whiterocks Irrigation Company
Gale
J. Madloch
Joseph Abeaaien
George KR Smith
Quince Johnson
Public Land Notice Under Bec 6 for Salt Lake Meridian Lands
Notice of potential protest regarding indemnity school lands in Salt Lake Meridian parts of sections in Townships 1B and 23G. Protests must be filed within five weeks with the registering office and transmitted to the General Land Office in Washington. If no protest is filed, the lands may be recommended for approval. Charles DeMoisy, Register, dated July 22 to August 20.
Notice to Creditors for McCurdy Estate in Utah
Probate notices summon creditors to present claims with vouchers by November 16, 1909. Administratrix Christine McCurdy, residing in Vernal, Utah, appoints Peter Hanson as attorney for the estate. The Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah in Uintah County handles the probate matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Fourth Judicial District Court
State of
Utah
Umtah
Albert d McCurdy
Vernal
Christine McCurdy
Peter Hanson
Notice of Intention to Homestead Commutation Proof
Le Roy Woodrlen of Whiterocks Utah filed intent to make final commutation proof to claim land described in SE and NW sections in township 1 north range 2 east Uintah Special Meridian. Verbal witnesses listed include Stephen M Hoss Mason Lyman William T Green all Whiterocks Utah and Simpson W. Ross Taft Utah. The hearing before the Vernal Land Office Register CHARLES DEMOISY dated Aug 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Vernal
Utah
Leroy Woodrlen
Whiterocks
Uintah
Boy's Life Saved by Remedy Praise
Four year old boy suffered severe dysentery and doctors gave up. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy was given with castor oil and the child recovered. The ad claims many children are saved yearly and promotes Vernal Drug Co for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Carbon Hill
Ala
Vernal Drug Co
Delinquent Notice from Union Canal Company Jensen Utah
Delinquent stock assessments of 150 dollars per share levied May 25 1999 listed against A N Timothy Geo Illings Join Woprocks A G Johnson Hyrum Meeks and others. Shares to be sold at Jensen Utah on August 1949 at 2 pm to pay delinquent amounts and costs. D O Mackay secretary treasurer issued July 1639.
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Jensen
Utah
MacKay
Secy
Treas
Land Office Cites Utah Serial Nos 62 63 64 65
United States Land Office in Vernal Utah on June 22 1909 cites serial numbers 62 63 64 and 65 as part of a public notice listing. The terse item identifies the State of Utah and references the office record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Lands in Utah Declared For Selection Under Act of Congress
Notice lists parcels Nos 02359 02880 02301 02662 in Utah selected under the 6 December Act and proved July 16 1894. Tracts in Township 3 North Range 18 East Salt Lake Meridian. Protests or contests on mineral vs agricultural value or adverse claims must be filed with the registering office and sent to the General Land Office in Washington DC. If no protests are filed the parcels will be recommended for approval. Public objections may be filed with the land office. Charles DeMoisy register or recorder August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Meridian
General Land Office
Washington, DC
Charles Demoisy
Congress
Schaat
Ealt Lake
Meridian
Utah
Parally
Juv Gaug
Notice of Land List No 60 Utah Indemnity School Lands
United States Land Office Vernal Utah publishes five week notice listing claims on Indemnity School Lands under the 1894 act. Protests or contests against tracts or subdivisions may be filed during the period and will be considered for approval. The list is on file and subject to objection by any person. REGISTER CHARLED DEMOISY. July 9 August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Ltate of
Contested Homestead Entries in Uintah District
A contest affidavit filed by Bull Chachos of Whiterocks Utah challenges Homestead Entry No 2315 in Uintah Indian Series and H E No 2432 with serials 01985 and 02089 made in 1908. The entries cover lands in Township 1 North Range 1 West with sections 26. Hill Corcoreles is named as contestee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Bull Chachos
Whiterocks
Hill Corcoreles
Notice of Contest of Homestead Entry in Vernal Utah
The affidavit alleges the entry man abandoned the homestead tract for over six months and failed to cultivate or improve the land. It states absence was not due to military service. Parties must appear at 10 o clock 4 m on August 10, 1909 before the Stegeler and Receiver at the United States Land Office in Vernal Utah. Publication is ordered due to inability to serve personally. Charles DeMoisy July 23 Register.
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Ttme
Sald
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Stegleter
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Charles Demoisy
Summons Issued in Utah Fourth District Divorce Case
In the Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah Uinta County Alloa Jeterson sues Ben Peterson for divorce. The summons requires proper service within thirty days and warns of a judgment by default if not defended. Attorney DON B COLIJON handles the case from Vernal Utah with a P O address.
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Filsworth DT. Adams
State of
Utah
T. W. @ DONNELL
Postoffice
Box 205
Verpsl
Fourth Judicial Ditrict Court
State of Utah
Uinta County
Alloa
Jeterson
Ben Peterson
Waue
Ciick
Coljon
Lor Plaiatlil P.O
Vernal
Dune
Notice of final proof in Vernal Utah land claim
Way land E Weby of Moffat Utah filed homestead entry 14421 for Lots 4 5 6 7 and 8 and section 20 township 15 range 2 Uintah Meridian. He intends to complete final commutation proof July 17 before the Vernal Land Office Register Charles DeMoisy and others.
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D. Do. Routz
Provo
Hatch
Holber
T. W. O'Donnell
Attorney AT Law
Vernal Drug Store
Coop Lock
Vernal, Utah
HH. Christy
Ihe Bjornson
Martin
Olice
Coltharplat
DR. G
M. Bower
BICL
Nhsidi
NCS
Adama Hone
Potter
S. P. Trim, Undertaker
Annin
Embalmer
Telophona Venmal
Wm. Cook
Aid of
Vernal Maret
Songson
Eaton Bros
Grotz
Eacle Wiarket
Green Flu
Paton, of, Watalns, Proprietors
Chonheriacs’s
Éenda
Twelvermonth
Exysciienea
Ile
Dea
Liberty Park
Walter
United States Land Office Vernal
Narth Vung Lal
County of
Plizabeth & Adams
Salt Lake
Summone
U. S
Wayland E Weby
Moffat
U. 8
Register
Herman A Miller
William C Caldwell
R Lee Caldwell
Robert Reynolds
Uintah Elbstract Co
US Land Office
Inos Bonnion
Pecridens Nerugnt
Enoy Blanio’, Wat Siddowal
Joan N Daves
Treanor
H Smart Joan
Vintah Abstract Ca
Vlrnal, Utah
Olea
Amyource
Lvcay Mile
Canyon OF the Grande Sagle River
Canyon
Wagon Wheel Gap
Glenwood Springs
Canyon OF the
Gunnison
Garden OF the Gods
Manitou Springs the Royal Gorge
Denver
ST. Louis
Chicago
Royal Gorge
Grand Canyon
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