Meadow Valley wash route abandonment and regional updates
The San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad plans to abandon its Meadow Valley wash route, requiring about 110 miles of new track. Other items include a rich $40 ore find at the Uncle Sam mine in Tintic, Utah, elections for National Guard leadership, a proposed telephone exchange, and state actions on dry farming and clerical labor hours. An editorial essay on newspaper editors and honesty follows.
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San Pedro
Los Angeles
Utah
National Guard of
Linh
San Pede
The
Salt Lake Herald
Reno
Nevada
Press Moral Agent in National Legislation
Representative Littlefield of Maine defends the press as a moral check on lawmakers. He credits newspapers and Washington correspondents with keeping public servants honest and preventing Congress from drifting into excesses amid talk of suppressing trial details in New York.
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Littlefield
Maine
Washington
Deseret News
New York
State education board grants teacher exemptions based on records
The state board of education adopted a resolution allowing teachers to skip county exams if their 1906 average reaches 75 percent and no subject falls below 60 percent, with county superintendent endorsement and six or more units of 1907 accredited summer school work. those without summer credits are exempt only in subjects where they scored 75 percent or higher in exams.
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Colinty
State Board of Education
Verbal clash on Webster vs Clay in CSU debate
Louis Kabell Will Reedy Ray Dillman and Wayne Decker faced off against Deal Clark and Ray Horn in a March 1 debate at the First M E church parlors. The I T S club backed Daniel Webster while the negative argued for Henry Clay. The affirmative won, citing a clearer definition of a statesman than Clay could match.
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Louis Kabell
Ray Dillman
Wayne Decker
Colorado State University
Boulder Daily Camera
I. T. S. Club
M. E
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Will Reedy
Clark Wayne Decker
Ray Horn
Clay
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Pain Balm Claim
R F Crocker aged 84 and longtime Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg Iowa reports severe sciatic rheumatism in his arm and hip and says three bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm relieved much of the pain. Sold by Walter Lloyd Drug Company.
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R. F. Crocker
Fey
Justice of the Peace
Martinsburg
Iowa
Walter Lloyd Drug Company
Millinery Opening at Leader Store
Announcement invites the public to the millinery opening at the Leader store on Monday and Tuesday March 2nd and 26th. Display features trimmed hats ranging from $2 to $8 with styles from small mushroom to large leghorn and refined color shading.
Opening of latest styles Millinery on Monday and Tuesday
A notice announces the opening of the latest styles in millinery shopping on Monday and Tuesday the 25th and 26th. The brief invites customers to explore new arrivals, promising fashionable hats for the season.
Court records show multiple estates and divorces granted
March term proceedings list grants including sale of real estate in estates of Hall Fraughton and Gardner. letters of administration for Alma Gardner. other property orders. Divorces granted for Holmes and Lyon cases. hearings for Farr and Powell cases. jurors excused. two notable state cases for whiskey sale to Indians and assault with a deadly weapon pending.
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Orson
Willam
Chloe
Alfred Hall
George Fraughton
Alma Gardner
J. P. Rudy
Hyrum E. Oaks
Aare
Sarah C Holmes
Alonzo Holmes
O’donnell
Addis E Longhurst
Booth
Addie E. Long
Mary Lyon
John Mantle
Thomas Mantle
Hattie Farr
William Farr
Pope & Hanson
Thomas W. O'Donnell
Farr
Nellie Powell
William S. Powell
George Malanson
J. A Wilson
Notice of Filing Plats in Uintah Forest Reserve
Notice to file plats for townships in Uintah Forest Reserve Utah to be filed April 16 1907 at Vernal Land Office. Applications for entry of lands in those townships may be made after that date. Charles Demoisy Register Don B Corton Receiver.
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United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Uintah Forest Reserve
U S Be
Charles Demoisyy
Don B Corton
Fourteen Teeth Extracted Without Pain by Dr Keynor
Patient reports undergoing anaesthetic with four teen teeth removed by Dr Keynor and felt unprecedented relief within five minutes. Statement attributed to 11 tf David TiMotnay.
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Keynor
David TiMotnay
Indian Whiskey Trial Report and Captain Hall Return
Acting Agent Scott L. Fesler came from White Rocks to monitor Indian witnesses and attend the trial of George Malan son for selling whiskey to Indians. He reports Captain Hall has returned from Fort Meade, South Dakota.
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Scott L. Fesler
White Rocks
George Malanson
Captain Hall
Fort Meade
South Dakota
Park City miner opens eight foot ledge in Uintah reserve
M. J. Hall, a Park City miner, recalls discovering an eight foot ledge on the Uintah reservation twenty six years ago yielding 76 ounces of silver and some gold. He plans to prove up the claim soon, noting widespread prospecting in the area and predicting a stampede if ventures succeed. His family in Columbus, Ohio, welcomed news from Pearce and his wife and Mr Okay Richardson.
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M. J. Hall
Park City
Uintah Reservation
Mr. Hall
Roosevelt Settlers Return With New Bride to Farm Big Season
Settlers in Roosevelt resume spring work as Rolin A Johnson returns with a new wife and Miller family to occupy the Harding farm. Miller will lease land. Gallaher seeks a team for a large homestead crop. Roads remain poor but plans call for vast grain and crop planting across Dry Gulch and Ashley valleys. Foremen are chosen for canal and ditch districts and local business activity resumes.
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Rolin A Johnson
Hardingcove
Gameé
Johnson
Dry Gulche
Mra
Roosevelt
Theodore Thrums Residents See Movers Seek New Ventures
Mr. Roy Cook leaves for Salt Lake City to buy a full restaurant outfit and open in a new brick building on Main Street. Mrs. Walling relocates to Salt Lake City, musical circles miss her, and local stockmen from Wyoming visit. The Jensen Dramatic Company tours Vernal, performing Border Land to a small but impressed audience and earning praise for actors and production.
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Roy Cook
Salt Lake City
Main Street
Mrs. Walling
Theodore
Salt Lake
Jensen Dramatic Company
Itio
Border Land
Jensen
Jensenites
Vernal
Davies Reopens Blacksmith Shop in New Location
Notice to the public states J. W. Davies is now located in G. I. Fredrickson's blacksmith shop and invites old customers to visit, guaranteeing the same name treatment and quality of work as before.
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G. I. Fredrickson
J. W. Davies
Notable 19th Century Dispatches From March Headlines
Reports from across the United States include John Dowle’s death in Chicago, William A. Richards resigning as commissioner of the General Land Office with RA Ballinger to replace him, and indications that Russia’s new parliament may soon dissolve. Archy Roosevelt suffers diphtheria, while Congress closes with a record billion dollar appropriation.
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William A. Richards
General Land Office
Washington D.C
RA. Ball- Inger
Congress
Siera Mountains
Southern Pacific Railroad
Montana
Ogden
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Merchants and Mothers
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as agreeable and effective for coughs colds and croup. W S Pelham of Kirksville Iowa calls it a long trusted throat remedy used for over twenty years, noting children like it and customers prefer it. Sold by Walter Lloyd Drug Company.
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Chamberlain
Jurong Haa
W.S Pelham
Kirksville
Iowa
Walter Lloyd Drug Company
Roosevelt Realty Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Roosevelt Realty Company is called for Tuesday March 26 1907 at 2 o'clock p m to vote on amendments to the articles of agreement Art 1 changing directors from five to seven Art 2 changing quorum from three to four J H Harpy President Wanph E Pack Jr Treasurer.
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Roosevelt Realty Company
J. H Harpy
Wanpb E. Pack, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Staie News
Castledala
State Senate
Iris
Met
Breckenridge Bulletin
Vernal Boys
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
Pressent
John E. Booth
H. Roberta
J. C. Hacking
T. W. O’donnell
Columbus
Ohio
Pearce
Okay Richardson
Frank Gallaher
Mr. Gallaher
Narding Cove
Robt
Marshall
Gustave Frederickson
Ruch Roosevelt
C. L. Baily
Anton Strebel
Ashley Valley
Ashley
United Canal
Albert Kane Roosevelt
Ward RE. Pack
Lake Fork
John E. Sheehan
Heber Campbell
Rough Rider
Uintah District
John E. Strath
Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
Pack
Ward EK. Pack, Sr
Ward E
Ward Dt, Jr
Joseph H. Hardy
Henry Guckert
Theodore Thrums
Murdock
Boosters
Crites Hotel
Messrs. Smith
Jones
Andrew Murdock
Myton
Mr. Sexton
Mr. Ellison
Blue Beach
J. Bond
Heber
Ileber
Mr. Walling
Walling
Mr. Breed
Indian Canyon
Jolly
Mesars
Grant
Peterson
Barton Bros
Wyoming
Miss Gavite
Mr. Brown
Walt Richardson
Ed, Jones
Heremon Grey
Hal. Thomas
Sutton
Rey Stormont
Opera House
General News
John Alexander Dowle
Zion City
Chicago
Shiloh House
Butte
Anaconda
Archie Roosevelt
Steve Adams
Wallace
Idaho
Fred Tyler
Shoshone County
Great Northern Railway Company
Oregon
Missouri
Tennessee
Secreary of
Garfield
Ballinger
Leslie Ashton
Merril's
A. G. Overholt
Antler
Deli
Davis
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