News snippets from Vernal area readers and visitors
Local notes report family visits and arrivals including Mrs Noni Hanka hosting Rae Ashton at Roosevelt and baby announcements for Fred Noumyre born July 17 and Mark B Hall born July 28. Several residents travel, visit relatives, and attend events in Vernal and nearby towns.
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Mra Noni Hanka
Nine Mile
Mra Rae Ashton
Roosevelt
Fred Noumyre
Bors
Mark B Hall
Tisbatae
Local notes from White Rocks area and city meeting adjournment
A tenuous local summary reports a family near White Rocks in the MWintah mountains. a baby born to Mr and Mrs Ivan Rosa July 23 but died in Thesday. Mra Rees is formerly Miss Rudy Anderson, daughter of AG Anderson. The last regular city council meeting was postponed to Monday evening July 31 with reports on city official business and a trade of pears. Mr Wilkitvon of Prove from Vesnal presented orchard plans and Colton posts for Salt Fire City. Colton will return to Washington for the August 16 reconvening of Congress after a short recess.
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Swirl
Ivan Rosa
Rees
Rudy Anderson
AG Anderson
Maran Dor RO
Colton
Doyym
Salt Fire City
Washlrton
Lower Hansa of Congress
Washington
Notel Utah Employee in Ouray Valley Notice
An Ouray Valley reformer notice lists Albert Halen of the US Land Office and a Salt Lake City employee of Notel Utah. The entry concerns a decertification action noted in January.
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Yo Cooper
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ouray Valley
Albert Halen
US Land Offica
Ninth
Pecute
Brush Company
Ldg
Balt Lake City
Prom Wy Durgener Plans Move to Heber for Teaching
Prominent resident Prom Wy Durgener announces relocating his family to Heber for the coming year. He will teach at the Heber high school while his wife and children settle in, as he participates in a local advertising trip and band events.
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Durgener
Heber
Burzene
Hebér
Tennis club spruces court at Py Park
Devottes of tennis dedicate time to prepare the first-class court at Py Park. They work on clay levelling and resurfacing, praising the spirit of community effort and the park commission’s support.
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Py Park
Parker Hospitalized After Workplace Injury
Resident Engineer T C Parker suffers an infection from an incident on the state road and is sent to Baltimore Lake City for treatment while remaining at work until he recovers.
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T C.cParker
Parker
Audi G
Pserker
Otis
Balt Lake City
Manker Takes Vacation Backed by Office Window Notice
A. Manker, general venture agent, announces a vacation marking the first in eighteen years. He plans to return around August 1. He is expected to visit Ashley's playgrounds annually upon his return.
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A Manker
Manker
Ashley
Birds slain by lighthouses claim vast migratory toll
A 1910s article argues lighthouses and fixed white lights cause massive bird deaths during migration. It cites figures from biologist Wells W. Cooke and notes monuments like the Washington Monument and Statue of Liberty as historic killers. The piece highlights Florida Keys lights and fog signals as especially deadly to nocturnal avian travelers.
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Lfe
Wells W. Cooke
Washington
Washington Monument
National Capital
Ita
Barthoaldl
New York Harbor
Éleyry
Atlantic
Towey
Sombrero Key
Klodida
Cuba
Bish Towers
Foges Rocks
Man Attacked on Way to Doctor Impacts Patrol
Walter A Green was held up while en route to a doctor and blinded briefly by a suspect who struck him with a blunt object. Police report a struggle during which a revolver was fired and seized. Green and his wife received treatment at a hospital for injuries and shock.
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New York
Walter
Green
Dinogaur National Monument
Toi P
Park Commission
Dinosaur Quarry
Earl Douglass
Ancient Greenland finds reveal medieval costumes
In Greenland near the southwestern region doctors uncovered 13th to 14th century garments. Danish scientist Doctor Noerlund notes fresco like colors and fabrics preserved in frozen burial grounds. The specimens are the sole known examples of clothing worn by men from that era.
People and Travel Notes From Vernal Uintah Railway Area
Readers and visitors connect Vernal with nearby towns and states as residents such as W A Danks, Joseph Thompson, Mrs Haruki Reader, Mrs Beeler, Fred Ackhurst, L L Colton, D C Tolliver, and Vyla Mack journey between Vernal, LaVeeta, Gro Junction, Colorado, Durango, and Teamessea Pass, with travel over the Uintah route.
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Mish Ine
Smith
Vernal
LaVeeta
Colorado
Haruki Reader
Gro) Junction
D C Tolliver
Durango
Vyla Mack
Colo
Stanley Jones
Teamessea Pass
Uintah
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival Aids Local Charity
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church hosted an ice cream and strawberry festival Thursday evening on the courthouse lawn. The Vernal band provided music and a handkerchief shower honored Mrs Burgener, who moves to Heber City where Prof Burgener will teach. Carl Gardiner and Zina Palmer were married July 20 by Bishop Fuller Remington.
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Ladies Aid
Congregational Church
Court House
Lf WB Calder
W HH Burgener
Heber City
Prof Burgener
Carl Gardiner
Arthur Gardner
Zina Palmer
John Palmer
Martinga
Bishop Fuller Remington
Notice of Eye Exam Availability in Salt Lake City
Dr J RuewAtt of Salt Lake City will be at the Travelers Home on Sunday and Monday August 6 and 7 for free eye testing. Glasses available for health. references.
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J ¢ RuewAtt
Elallat
Salt Lake City
Earl Lewis
Roosevelt
Gibson’s Hotel
el Éck
Walter Barnes reports Colorado roads in best condition
Walter Barnes of the Vernal Auto company returned from Colorado last week and said the Colorado roads are in the best kind of shape. Like William Witbeck he believes the roads from the Colorado line to Vernal could be worse than unpright.
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Walter Barnes
Vernal Auto Company
Colorado
Ratnea
William Witbeck
Mr Barnes
Colorado Hne
Vernal
Forest fire rumors and local life near Dry Fork mountain
A storm and cooling breeze followed a hot spell as residents report a large Washington fire by smoke seen locally. News notes include delays for James O Nord at the Dry Fork sawmill, a sick five year old, rabbit poisoning incidents from a summer sting, road damage from flooding, and Fourth of July activities with families, guests, and a hunting trip.
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Dry Fork
Mfr
George Massey
Tlei
Everbody
Virgil
Dodie Engberson
Stevens
Violet
Eva
Bill’ Hall
Bil” Hall
Sigh Engberson
Joseph Engberson
Vernal
Bill’ Halls
Arza Adams
Wallace Caldwell
Ernest Caldwell
Fern Caldwell
Maeser
Neth Blackburn
Bltig Caldwell Jr
Thomas Hall
Lyman Hall
Tome
Ilona Hacking
Bill Hall
Found Little Boy's Coat Near Central School
Short note reports a found coat near Central School with a potential contact point for the owner. Police or school officials advise checking nearby areas and returning it to lost and found.
Notice for final proof on enlarged homestead at Vernal
Kimball Q Slaugh of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim on W 4 5 Section 9 Township 28 Range 24 E Salt Lake Meridian before the Vernal Utah land office Register and Receiver on September 8 1919 No 08268 witnesses Curtis Atwood Richard Slaugh Lewis Chivers and John Y Slaugh all of Vernal Utah First published July 28 1922 and completion August 25 1922 by Albert Halen Register
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Department of the Interio
U .S
Vernal
Utah
Kimball Q Slaugh
Salt Lake Meridian
Curtis Atwood
Richard Staugh
Lewis Chivers
John Y. Slaugh
Albert
Water regulations strict in Ver nal City irrigation use
The Ashley Central Irrigation Company led by James M. Shaffer urges all water users in Ver nal City to follow the irrigation schedule after high water season. Watermaster will arrest and prosecute offenders, seeking cooperation from the public to prevent waste.
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Ashley Centeral Irrigation Company
James M. Shaffer
City Watermaster
Lost on Fathers and Sons outing bridle return
A bridle is missing from a Fathers and Sons outing seeking its owner. Return to Bishop H. B. Calder. Contact details not provided in the notice.
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H. B. Calder
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