Taft Nominated for President at Republican Convention
At Chicago the Republican National Convention nominated William H. Taft for president on the second ballot after a first-ballot showing Taft 470, Knox 8, Hughes 63, Cannon 61, Fairbanks 40, La Follette 26, Yoraker 16, Roosevelt 3. Sherman of New York nominated for vice president.
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Chicago
William H. Taft
Taft
Knox
Hughes
Cannon
Fairbanks
la Follett
Yoraker
Roosevelt
Mr. Sherman
New York
Infant Ellen Marsh Dies After Measles Sickness
Ellen Marsh infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Marsh died after measles illness. Interment held at West Bench cemetery. Other items note Jack Whiting's family illness in Salt Lake City and local travel, a mail carrier change, and an inquest verdict on Roy Everett's death.
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Ellen
Arthur Marsh
West Bench Cemetery
Jack Whiting
Salt Lake City
Mr. Whiting
Andrew Murdock
Tt Duchesne
Cloward
Naples Nuggets
Mrs John Palmer has recovered enough to go out after two months of illness. Vernal receives a new church organ bought through KE W. Diwis & Company at an introductory price from a regular $275, funded largely by July celebrations. The outward house will be cleaned and minor improvements made. visitors are welcome to see the new organ examined by local musicians.
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Sea Us Smle
Naples Ward
KE. W. Diwis & Company
Vernal
Ward House
W. W. Putnam Co
Staunton, W. V
Local notices and society updates from Colton area
Colton Everett and Miro Mary Thompson married at Daniel's Canyon by Judge Bond. Mr and Mrs J Jensen left for Salt Lake City. Mrs Wilson to undergo hospital operation. her husband will return after locating his wife. Prof O Kirkham and wife Hazel Murdock arrived from Salt Lake City. Kirkham welcomed by music lovers. Jack Pletcher located his cable on Strawberry River. M M Smith to lead daily observations. City residents donate generously to celebration expenses. fire works committee raised 100 dollars for the display. large posters from the Express adorn business windows, with some to be rented to the reservation.
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Colton Everett
Miro Mary Thompson
Daniel’s Canyon
John Bond
O. Kirkham
Hazel Murdock
Salt Lake City
Kirkham
Jack Pletcher
Ft. Duchesne
Strawberry River
Judge Winslow
Aita
M. M. Smith
The
Express
VYernal's Celebration Progress Reported for Fourth of July
Committees organizing the Fourth of July celebration report solid progress across the planned events. Members coordinate logistics, entertainment, and community outreach to ensure a successful holiday program.
Death of Shirly Reader at family home
Shirly Reader, fourteen, son of J H Reader, died Wednesday night after a prolonged rheumatism of the heart. Funeral held at 10 AM at the residence with profuse floral offerings. Services were impressive and well attended. Burial at the Vernal Cemetery.
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Shirly Reader
J. H. Reader
Frank M Young
Four to the Pen: Workman Guilty Of Grand Larceny
Joe Workman pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing wild horses owned by J S Hoy of Brown's Park and selling them to William E Hattle. Workman and three co defendants McKee Hepburn and Thompson were sent to the state penitentiary at Salt Lake this morning by Sheriff McNeill and Special Deputy Roy Colton.
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Joe Workman
Workman
J S Hoy
Brown’s Park
William Ehattle Workman
McKee
Uepburn
Thompson
Salt Lake
McNeill
Roy Colton
Uintah Delegate Gibson Reports Utah Democratic Convention
William Gibson, Uintah County delegate, returned from Salt Lake City where Utah Democrats convened for the state convention to select delegates for the National Democratic convention in Denver. He praises the gathering as highly enthusiastic and notes strong belief in W. J. Bryan’s presidential nomination and election.
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Wiliam Gibson
Salt Lake
Uinith County
Denver
Gibson
Utah
W. J. Bryan
Uintah County
Interrmountain Republican
William Gibson
Jutn Ilepe
Vental
Petition to abolish liquor traffic in Dragen area grows
Locals sign a near universal petition to end the liquor trade in Dragen and surrounding vicinity. The scene features Crank Taylor and a newborn in a bustling camp while Jim, aging with gray hair, watches as cough syrup sales rise amid widespread illness.
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Dragen
Tie Jammed Ate Vicinity
Crank Taylor's
Jim
Summer Art School Opens at Willcox School Building
A six week session begins June 23 at the Willcox School building with classes on Normal Art Methods for teachers from 2 to 3 pm and general study work from 3 to 5 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Additional sessions in Perspective, Companion and Design may be formed if enrollments permit. Tuition is five dollars for twelve lessons. contact Mrs L J Thomsen, Southeast. evuu. house 20-24 for arrangements before the start.
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Willcox
Lecture at the Tabernacle and Sacred Song Tribute
The program features a church lect ure at the tabernacle with choir singing, an Invocation, a Baritone Solo, and a Soprano Solo. Thoms Burchell presents a lecture on Homer and the Thad, with Wallace Calder. Mrs Pearl Christensen joins the choir for a final benediction and closing songs.
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Thoms Burchell
Homer
Thad
Wallace Calder
Probate and Guardian Notices in Uintah District Court
Public notice announces probate actions in the Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah for Uintah County. Creditors must present claims by September 2010. notices reference Elizabeth D Simons estate and multiple land right settlements with settlers and applicants, naming Vernal and the Interior Department official actions.
Notice to Creditors in Utah Estate Case
Notice to creditors regarding the estate of Coriatopher Woolyverson. Administered in Vaeser Utah, with claim deadline on September 25. Publication date May 29, 1908.
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Iverson
Vaeser
Utah
Mura MacGore
Coriatopher
Woolyverson
Fiat
Fune LY
Notice to Creditors Hezekiah Derant Estate Utah
Administrator A Lomehon announces the estate of Hezekiah Derant. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by September 4. The residence is Maier, Utah. First publication May 20, 1905.
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Hezekiah
Vmaerer
Utah
Firat
Land Notice For Settlement Of Homestead Lands
Notice is given that the parcel described, about 40 acres, within the Lintah Nathmil area in Utah, will be subject to settlement and entry under the U S homestead laws and the act of June 11 1906. Proceedings will occur at the United States land office.
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Utah
United States
Notice for Publication Land Office Vernal Utah
Publication notice from the US Land Office Vernal Utah seeking final payment and land patent actions for Sprouse and others. Claimant names Jane Sprouse, Lytwaid Huntyman Pertlepu and Cora Sprouse of Krievelt Utah. Hearing set for the second day of July.
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Department of T
Lott
Seetlan
Pain Balm Heals Ailing Girl After Sprain
A mother recounts how Chamberlains Pain Balm eased a badly sprained ankle in a girl after two sleepless days. She and Mr Stallings bought a 16 size and bathed the ankle multiple times, leading to a restful night and rapid improvement the next day. Yotnal Drug Co offers the product in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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Jenn
Gale
Yotnal Drug Co
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Verna
Clarah County
Dan IW Killian
Taft and Sherman
Theodore Thrums
Clarence Wilson
Theodore
Lake Fork
Heber
Roy Everett
Ernest Wilson
Sam's Canyon
Naples
John Palmer
Vyernal
J. M.ualered
Death
Dragon Lerzs
Oxford
the Tabernacle
Tudidaal District Court
State of
Uintah
Lilyabeth
Simons
Elaliva
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L Iizabeth
Juy
Ardia
Appileii Worlow
Whites Racie Ctaneboj
Leask F Whitods
NWI
Ulbin
lEomesi
Tracilioge
Haimkton
Sumner
JAS
F. Macknight
J Ald Gs Ag
Ases
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