Vernal Milling and Lighting Co Incorporation Elected Officers
The Vernal Milling and Lighting Company is organized with $18,000 subscribed by local businesspeople. Capital stock set at 50,000 shares of $50 each. Bullock property chosen for the mill site near the Co op store. S. R. Bennion named president, C. Carter vice president, J. K. Bullock treasurer, H. Tyzack secretary, W. H. Siddoway manager. Machinery ordered in Salt Lake City. mill expected in operation by fall 1907. Electric light plans to follow after mill startup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Express
Vernal Milling and Lighting Company
Laat
Salt Lake City
Vernal Abstract Company
S. R. Beaman
H. W. Woolley
Co-op
Uintah Creamery
S. R Bennion
Chas. S Carter
W. H Siddeway
J.C. Bates
J. K. Bullock
C. Carter
Herbert Tyzack
W. H. Siddoway
Salt Lake County
Strong Vernal business firm forms capital for 40000
The Acorn, a small Vernal business, has grown with strong patronage and is incorporated for 40000. A board of directors includes W H Siddoway John Hacking E J Winder Hyrum Calder and Fred G Bingham with W H Siddoway as president and J Winder as vice president. Additional stockholders are said to have joined. The firm has purchased land east of the store along Uintah Avenue for a 46 foot frontage and plans an up to date building as soon as weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Siddoway
John Hacking
E J, Winder
Hyrum Calder
Fred G Bingham
W. H. &Iddoway
J. Winder
N. J. Meagher
Uintah Avenue
State News From Utah Headlines and Local Woes
The report outlines a Salt Lake City treasurer deficit of over 32000 dollars and a Provo meningitis outbreak with three serious cases. It notes Murray Justice court probe, a death sentence for A T Day in 1907, Park City gambling closure, Samuel Newhouse buying Bassett’s stake in Beneficial Life, and calls for state funding for a new cell house and water system. It also mentions an irrigation dam innovation, a fatal ore car accident near Brigham, and a police corruption confession in the McWhirter robbery case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Provo
Justice Court
Murray
Salt Lake County
House of Representatives
A. T. Day
Horace H. Voss
Park City
Samuel Newhouse
Thomas E Bassett
Beneficial Life Insurance Company
Pratt
Utah State Penitentiary
Bear River
Utah Sugar Company
Brngham
Seth
Taft
Wayne County
Clinton B. Leigh
Salt Lake Herald
Maeserchon Trayer
Lider
Archie S. Richardson
Hyrum B. Calder
Joseph A. McKee
Ghnes
S. D Colton
Don B Colton
Harden Bennion
Bonding approved for Dry Gulch ditch project in Roosevelt Utah
At a February stockholders meeting in Roosevelt Utah the Dry Gulch irrigation company voted to bond fifty thousand dollars at six percent to finish ditch work. The plan allocates funds by stock area and mandates days labor with area foremen elected by local stockholders, aiming to relieve cash pressure on farmers.
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Roosevelt
Utah
Dry Gulcherrigation Companies
State
Davis
Telephone Saves Steps In Vernal Valley Sheriff Proposes Exchange
Sheriff McNeill touts a home installed telephone as a time saving convenience for the valley and urges a county exchange. He clarifies the device was paid from his own funds and notes a deputy sheriff plan for Vernal and western county to aid reservation residents with jail access and emergency duties.
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Tom
Vernal
Marshal Richardson
Vernal City
Jensen Jottings Dramatic Club Plans Stage Play
A group of young men and ladies in Jensen forms a dramatic company. They will present a new play, aiming to break monotony and entertain the public with the best talents selected. The writer notes relief at sunny weather after a recent snow and rain, and harsh road conditions between Jensen and Vernal remain severe.
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Jensen
Ccompanys
Land filings offered at half price for 60 days
An advertisement states that abstracts deeds mortgages and related land filings will be attended to at a local office for the next 60 days at half the usual price. Readers are invited to enquire.
Protests Over Road Repairs Hurt Carbon County Business
A Price correspondent laments Carbon county officials slow action on road repairs to the reservation and Ashley valley plans. He notes proposed traffic shifts to Indian canyon and Colton threaten thousands in local business, urging a small appropriation to sustain commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter- Mountain Republican
Carbon County
Reservation
Ashley Valley
Indian Canyon
Colton
Rairoad
Denver Excursion Round Trip via Colorado Midland Railway
Denver excursion offers a March 4 round trip for 2365 dollars with transfer routes via observation Pullman cars. Tickets must be returned by March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Midland Railway
Institute Program For Saturday March 9
A teacher institute set for Saturday March 9 lists a 10 AM program including Grammar and Nature study reports by Mr J B Robinson and Mrs Kate Calder, plus art and construction, vocal selections, and a legislative update on education.
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J BR
Robinson
Kate Calder
Millie Goodrich
Naples
Chase Colton
Vernal
Butcher Shop Change of Ownership at Roosevelt
Robert Marshal announces he has purchased the B L Sprouse butcher shop in Roosevelt and Dry Gulch District. He pledges to maintain a stock of fresh meats and all related goods and solicits local patronage.
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Dry Gulch
B L Sprouse
Roosevelt
Roosevelt and
Dry Gulch District
Robert Marshal
Rheumatic Pain Balm Sold By Local Drug Firm
Rheumatic pains relief claim from 84 year old RF Crocker Esq Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg Iowa who suffered sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip and reports using three bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm with much benefit. Walter Lloyd Drug Company listed as dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rf, Crocker, Esq
Justice of the Peace
Martinsburg
Iowa
Walter Lloyd Drug Company
General Authorities Approve Vernal Tabernacle Aid
The February stake conference of the United Stake of Zion met February 23 and 24 1807 despite poor roads. $6500 was appropriated to assist in completing the Vernal Tabernacle and reports covered stake offices, record keeping, education programs, and church discipline with leaders urging temperance and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Tabernacle
United Stake of Zion
Naples
Nelson Merkley
Ata
Stake
Stake Tabernacle
Lider
George D Merkley
Ileber Timothy
Adlebert T. Collett
George W. Perry
Frank Abplanalp
EB Pach
Tle
CD J. Stark
William H. Smart
Reuben S. Collett
High Council
State
Collett
Ligh Council
Church
Uintah Stake of Zion
Joseph J. Black
S. D. Smith
T. J. Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernal Milliing and Lighting Company Incorporated
FIRAS
State News
Wasatch
Uintah County
Henry Iver Cobb
New York
Newhouse
W.H Parrent
Denver
Police Sheets
Raleigh
Salt Lake
Jensen Jottings
Price
Institute
Stake Conference
Jensen Ward
Reuben Collett
If. W. Woolley
Sarah M. Colton
Jensen Mra
Anna M. Hacking
Charles A. Hardy
Cra
Vernal Ward
N G Sowards
J. C Hachmng
T. Johnson
Verral Ward
R. Renman
A. D. Searle
Dry Fork
Epring
Ephraim Lambert
Theodore
Nephi Beach
New Ward
Joseph W. Musser
James M Shaffer
Seymour Snow
Uietah Stake Academy
William J. Snow
Siosion
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