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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1921

Page

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Vernal to Host Large Fourth of July Celebration

Soldiers given preference at opening Ouray Y says Vernal will host a two day Fourth of July celebration with events every minute July 4 and 6. Grand plans include chariot races football games for a $150 purse, automobile and horse races, relay contests, a grand ball at the Orpheus, music, speaking, novelty acts and entertainers from Denver for visitors from Vernal and nearby towns.

Ouray Weeey Land Vernal Commercial Club Vernal Jeneen Naples Glines Maeser Davis Ashley Dry Fork Lapoint Fort Duchesne Moffat Ranchett Roosevelt Tridell Whiterocks Léeton Hennett Hayden Cedarview Neota Myton Duchesne Denver

All Vernal Pays Homage to War Hero

Ambrose Nolin of the US Navy escorted the body of George Peters to Vernal for a solemn tribute. Services were held at the stake tabernacle with flags at half mast and a large crowd paying respects to the Vernal boy who died after surviving the Argonne fighting and enduring influenza.

Ambrose Nolin US Navy Vernal George Peters Frank Peters Iberity Justic Stake Tabernacle Witbeck Pust No II American Legion Red Cross America Vernal Second Ward Jessie Hislop Geoff Cruofthshank John N. Davis Earnest Eaton E .A. Cramer Ashley Ward Peters Argonne Forest Suas

Pioneer George A Davis Dies in Vernal Homestead Era Leader

George A Davis longtime Vernal resident died peacefully at 12:30 a m Sunday at his son Charles home after a fall and illness. Born August 22 1842 in Lowell Manitoba he held pioneer roles in Morgan City Eagle Rock and Ashley Valley. He served as presiding elder high councilman and Uintah Stake tithing clerk and twice Vernal city recorder. Survived by several living children and a daughter Mrs Sellers who joined him in Chandler Arizona. Funeral details to be announced.

Vernal George A. Davis Mr. Davis Chandler Arizona A. H. Sellers Charles Davis George A Davis Lowell Man Eliakim S Orpha Hopkins-Dayvis Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Morgan City Morgan County Utah George William Eddington Ogden Union Parifh Railway Harriett Elizabeth Weaver Littleton Willard Smith Edith G. Sellers Chandler Arizona Ashley Valley William Merrell Ward Naples and Davis Wards Davis Hempstead Davis Ward Uintah Stake S R. Berrer Ashley Central Irrigation Company Edvicafe Peter Hanson Colerk Uintah County Uintah Abstract Company

Land Restoration Opens 17 000 Acres in Ouray Valley

The Vernal news notes the Carey Act restoration of 17 000 acres in the Ouray Valley Uintah county. The land restoration follows a 1910 Utah application and 1919 relinquishment, with entry rules favoring ex service men first, then general public limited by dates in 1921.

Ouray Valley Uintah County Don B. Colton Congress Washington Reed Smoot William Spry Albert Halens Vernal Land Office Ouray” Valley Land and Water Company Utah Lang Germany

Fort Duchesne Reservation Placed Under Interior

Under June 11 the Fort Duchesne military reservation was placed under the Department of the Interior. Unless disposed by law the land will be sold under the July 5 1884 act with sale proceeds benefiting Indians. A 671 Congress bill by Senator King seeks to grant the reservation to Utah for a branch agricultural college.

Register Ibert Halen Washington Fort Duchesne Department of the Interior King Utah Fort Ducheene

Large Number of Fish Stranded in Green River Bottoms

High water on the Green River left countless fish stranded along the bottom as flows receded. Deputy Game Warden D J Thompson explained to Game Commissioner D H Madsen that draining ponds is impractical, and he secured permission for licensed fishermen to catch stranded fish in any quantity or method.

Green River D J Thompson D H Madsen

Steamboat Springs Club Visit to Vernal July 4

Steamboat Springs Commercial Club accepts Vernal Commercial Club invitation for a sociability run. They plan to visit on or around July 14, returning a prior visit by Vernal. Possible ball team visit and a day touring Uintah Basin points.

Steamboat Springs Vernal Commercial Club Vernal Club Uintah Basin

Boy shoots Seely TV leg accident at hill creek

Donald Dow fifteen year old son of Dwight Dow and grandson of E C Hadlock was shot in the knee while hunting with a 32 caliber revolver. A cartridge discharged accidentally while removing it, the bullet lodged in the knee bone. An xray shows the bullet embedded and doctors may operate to save the leg. He rests at his grandfather's home.

Donald Dwight Dow E C Hadlock Hill Creek

Extra large Attendance At Quarterly Conference

The Stake quarterly conference drew large crowds over two days with 996 at Sunday morning and 1040 at Sunday afternoon. The event featured a strong prayerful theme and a noted musical program directed by Ashley Bartlett, with Vernon Vernal Choir and instrumental solos by Albert Haring, Charles Lewis, and James O Neil. A baby boy, 10 pounds, born to Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Stringham on June 18.

Salt Lake Stake Ashley Bartlett Albert Haring Charles Lewis James O'Neil Gladden Bryant Stringham

Fishermen Urged to Obey All Laws and Respect Private Lands

Hunters and fishermen are warned by Deputy Game Warden D J Thompson to follow all laws. Sightings report fishermen on Brush Creek trespassing, leaving pasture gates open and turning horses loose in alfalfa and wheat fields. Landowners threaten to close fishing access if behavior continues.

D. J. Thompson Brush Creek

Tragic death of former Vernal woman Emma Stockman

Marys Colton reported the death of Emma Stockman 81 of Garfield Washington from a Spokane Pendleton train strike while crossing a railway trestle near her home. Born June 9 1840 in Stark County Ohio she had lived in Vernal Payette Tolako and Washington and was a devoted Christian church member.

Marys Colton Emma Stockman Garfield Washington Misa Stockman L. Stockman J. C. Stockman Payette Tolako Spokane-Pendleton Ake Christian Church Stark County Ohio

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