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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
4
Miss Anstruther visits Lady Isabel as Aunt Marian arrives for two months bringing pugs and a parrot. Illness fears grow when the aunt suspects German measles and hastily plans to depart, while Isabel contemplates managing the burden and social duties.
A city experiment in Paris uses a perfume spraying car to scent stations during certain hours. After its passage, stations reportedly smell of spices and flowers, with the aromatic effect lasting for a period. The project aims to improve passenger comfort in crowded subways.
In Shanghai authorities direct a June to supply 2 million rifles through officer Jim to bolster troops amid rising security concerns and the assigned mobilization across regions.
A garbled passage recalls a fast freight encounter with a wayside cottage visit. Characters discuss generosity and misadventure, mentioning a paper claim about generous people and a halted journey. The scene hints at daily hurdles and odd exchanges on the rails.
Abraham Hunsberger of Linsdale kills 28 attacking rats and drives off more in a ferocious barnyard battle. He clubs with a hoe as rats swarm legs and trousers, traps door, and escapes through a loft trap with improvised weapon. Dispatch reports a deadly encounter with aggressive rodents.
From July 1 1906 to March 15 1907 the export quantity of durum or macaroni wheat from Atlantic and Gulf ports totaled 113 458 671 bushels nearly double the prior year. Most shipments go to Mediterranean countries with Britain Germany France and Italy among key buyers and Italy alone importing about 6 089 995 bushels.
The article notes Indian Commissioner Leupp discusses Dakota Sioux groups and Chippewas, citing 80000 and 20000 members respectively. It describes their settlement in the old Northwest region tributary to the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi, and compares Nevada and naval populations in the southwest with a large reservation.
State Engineers Office Salt Lake City Utah notifies that Tonlsa Phorue of Serual Utah applies to divert two and two thirds cubic feet per second of Green River water from a point near the east quarter corner of Section 2 Township 3 South Range 23 East Salt Lake base and meridian for irrigation of 40 acres in Section 2 Township 3 South Range 23 East and 4 South Range 2 East Salt Lake base and meridian. Public notice runs until thirty days after publication.
A notice from the State Daginess Office in Salt Lake City informs water users that an applicant seeks to divert water from the Duchesne River fork of the Green River in Wasatch County Utah. The project would irrigate about 40 acres from March 17 to November 1 each year. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
Colorado Midland Railway offers July excursions to Chicago Minneapolis Omaha Kansas City and Colorado points. Round trip fare two dollars return limit and sale dates July 18 and 25. Waite L H Narding Salt Lake General Agent.
A dinner discussion on the telephones and misdialing ends with a motion to curb errors. The speaker notes misdirected calls reflect on others and urges polite correction when wrong numbers are given, comparing the moment of realization to music.
The Department of the Interior Vernal Utah Land Office publishes a notice that James Iendrickson of Hovnevelt Utah has filed to make final proof for Homestead Patent No 1577. He proposes to prove occupation and cultivation in Sections 27 and 28, Township 1 South Range 1 West, before the U.S. Land Office in Vernal Utah on August 0, 1807. Testifying witnesses are James Sprouse, William J Lioating, Joseph B Murray, and Arthur drew of Rogacyelt Utah.
State Engineer Caleb Panster in Salt Lake City announces John Gionn and Tee Adwell seek to divert six cubic feet per second from White Rock Creek Branch of Green River for irrigation of 860 acres in Uintah County Utah. Protests due within 380 days. application No 1255 filed. First publication July 12 with completion August 12.
The State of Utah summons Dave Weir in a suit by BE EH Walr to appear within thirty days after service and answer. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief. The clerk’s file shows the case filed in Vernal Utah, Utah County, with a date window June 28 to July 6.
Notice is given that an application under Chapter 108, Section Lawn of Utah 1905, seeks land for stock watering near Monce Spring in Utah County. Public protest window ends 30 days after publication. details filed in State Engineer office No 1300. First publication July 12, 1907.
Notice to water users that Christian Moosemann has filed for a water right in Uintah County Utah. The application seeks 244 cubic feet per second of water from North Graveyard Spring for irrigation of 60 acres, with diversion near the north west quarter of section 47. Protests must be filed within thirty days. Date of publication July 12 1907.
Notice is given that Teel Pawara Stone of Moffat Utah filed a notice to make final proof in support of a homestead entry No 1387 UIS for the NEU and Lot 2 Section 11 Township 6 South Range 7 East. Proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at the Land Office in Vernal Utah on Thursday August 4 1967. Claimants to prove continuous residence and cultivation, including A J Land of Fort Duchesne Utah Albert Halon Henry Harris George W Dickson and others from Moffat Utah, with proof dates June 28 to August 2. DF Voss, Register.
Notice to water users discloses an irrigation water diversion plan from Lake Fork Creek in Utah. It lists an application under Chapter 105 and details an allocation of 244 cubic feet per second to flow from Salt Lake County water sources, with diversions described from Section 11, Township 8 South, Range West, and a priority window from March 15 to November 15 for irrigating 110 acres in Section 11. The notice requests objections in affidavits within 30 days after publication.
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