Representative Davis Home From Legislature After Session
John N. Davis returns to Uintah area after a term in the state legislature. He discusses appropriations totaling 16,000 for Wasatch, Uintah, and Summit counties to fund roads and bridges within the reservation, outlines state and county funding rules, and notes a defeated state road plan and a local open spring duck season amendment.
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John N. Davis
Wasatch
Summit
Wasateh County
Uintah County
County Commission
Summit County
Stockmore Road
Uintah
Deep Creek
Vernal
Indiana
William Gibson
Uintah Forest Reserve
Gibson
Davis
House
Senate
Davia
Umtah County
Local residents and mining workers fill week in Uintah area
Theodore Thrums notes visits from mine workers and families including Mr Parsons crew, Raven Mining Co. executives passing through, and newcomers in town. Social events include Booster Club at city hall with a book themed party won by Miss Morrison and Mrs Lewis. Mrs Cook hosts Current Topic Club with refreshments and a Prefix game.
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John Strang
George Qgdekirh
Vinta Quint
Reservation
Roosevelt
Theodore
Parsons
Lindly
Raven Mining Co
Ferron
Ft. Duchesne
Miss Morrison
Lewis
Bjornson
Baldock
Birch
Blue Beach
Price
Rev. Stormont
Myton
Cook
Button onion sets ana field peas at fk
Fragmentary OCR text mentions button onions and field peas with unclear context. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or dates are readable to form a coherent news item.
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Gerbera
Raven Mining delays capital boost and board shifts
A Boston dated Price Advocate dispatch reports Raven Mining directors seek authority to raise capital from five thousand to one million shares at one dollar each. Immediate issue of one hundred thousand shares at par to stockholders funds renewals. balance for Snoozer claim interests and Old Glory acquisition. C E Morris resigns as president. E C Fisbie elected to board. Ezra A Slack added to board.
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Price Advocate
Boston
Raven Mining Company
Treasury
Old Glory Company
C. E. Morris
E. C. Fisbie
Short Route to Theodore Feasibility of Indian Canyon road
Citizens at City hall Wednesday favor the Indian canyon route to Theodore citing nearer rail access and better grade. Marning Powell and Murdock report it feasible and least expensive, with potential to reach the railroad from Theodore in 35 miles via Cascade switch. The plan promises improved mail service to Myton Fort Duchesne and Vernal once a train runs to Cascade.
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Theodore
Indian Canyon
Marning, Powell
Murdock
Cascade
Myton
Fort Duchesne
Vernal
Trix
For Sale A Small Farm on North Side of the Valley
Sale notice offers a small farm on the valley north side with house stable corrals and a productive young fruit bearing orchard. Enquire of Chase Hardy.
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Chase
Do Not Crowd the Season
Do Not Crowd the Season urges caution as warm days return and children go outdoors. It warns of seasonal colds potentially turning to pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, effective cure available from Walter Lloyd Drug Company.
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Chamberlain
Walter Lloyd Drug Company
Fire at Sheriff McNeill's home destroys cedar storage area
A blaze started by a child with a match damaged 800 cedar posts and 8000 pounds of grain at Sheriff McNeill's residence. Vernal fire crews saved most logs and ice. estimated loss near 250 dollars. Neighbors and a quick telephone call helped mobilize pumps and volunteers in minutes.
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Sheriff McNeil
McNeill
Sheriff McNeill
Perseverance Key To Success Highlighted At Academy
U S A Notes urges steady school work and perseverance as path to success. It praises an earnest student body at the Academy while noting many youths from Vernal and Glines engage in disruptive Saturday crowds. Judge Booth inspires with a talk on seizing opportunities amid rising school funding.
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J. R Robinson
Patriotiam
Judge Booth
Ilie
Utah
Brother Booth
Roosevelt Rumors and Spring Plan at Roosevelt Reservation
Reported Land Office Inspector may visit the Roosevelt reservation soon but has not yet appeared. Homesteaders return for spring work. new arrivals include Heller Larson Shirler Garnett Holmes Guckert Strain. Water from Roosevelt Lateral No 1 to open April 1st raises panic as crews mobilize for irrigation. Death of Mr. Mitchell’s young son at White Rocks shocks Roosevelt.
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Land Office
Messrs
Heller
Larson
Shirler
J. Garnett Holmes
Harry Guckert
John Strain
I. Vernal
John Strang
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Conalating
Pierce Guckert
Dan Lybberts
Shurtliff
Strang
Mitchell
White Rocks
Fire destroys blacksmiths sheds at St Meachams
Last Monday a blaze consumed the sheds stable and corral of blacksmith at St Meacham. Cows horse buggy and other articles were saved. Origin unknown. Uintah Stake Academy students aided community in fighting the fire. Loss at least 200 dollars.
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St. Meacham
Uintah Stake Academy
Grant Carpenter Returns From Provo Conference Among Sheep Reserve Rules
Grant Carpenter traveled from Kamas to Provo for a five day forestry conference while observing snow seven feet deep on the divide. Officials set permit cuts by herd size with 0 to 1,400 head no reduction, 1,400 to 2,400 a 10 percent cut, 2,400 to 4,000 a 20 percent cut, and over 4,000 a 25 percent cut. Lambs not counted this year, changing the practical impact of reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Carpenter
Kamas
Provo
Forest Service
Stockmore-Woodland
Ladies Only Summer Apparel at Ashley Co-op
At the Ashley Co-op two hundred forty summer waists and one hundred twenty five summer skirts are on display for inspection and sale at the right price.
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Ashley Co-op
Burtons and S Uphold Goods and Prices Claim
Fragmentary remarks suggest Burton and S defend quality and prices of goods while inviting verdict on two charges. The text hints at a general claim of best quality with debate over guilt and a request to come and examine the goods and prices before a verdict.
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Burton & S
Utah Legislature adjourns after long session
The Seventh Utah Legislative Assembly adjourned on Friday March 22 after 168 hours of work, exceeding the lawful session length. The report notes appointments and replacements in state offices and a busy concluding push to finish the legislative agenda.
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Legislative Assembly
State of
Utah
Public debts and railway turmoil headline March 1902 era
The United States total public indebtedness stands at 35.60 per person with a new Montgomery Ward & Son warehouse planned in Rates City at roughly one billion dollars. Taft and party depart Washington for Panama to inspect the isthmus. A $27,000 reward is offered for Horace Marvin Jr. kidnapped in Dover, Del. Storms disrupt Utah California rail service. Cort Dodge Kansas votes on a marriage law. Butte and Anaconda papers halt since February 15. Colorado passes a law designating August 1 as Colorado Day, matching Colorado's statehood anniversary. Pennsylvania railroad to defer $20 million in improvements due to a two-cent rate. A labor dispute with 45,000 railway workers nears critical stage. an offer is rejected in a March vote in Chicago. Forest Supervisor Zeph Jones reports elk in the Pinedale forest reserve.
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United States
Montgomery Ward & Son
Rates City
Taft
Washington, D. C
Panama
Isthmain Canal
Horace Marvin, Jr
Dover
Delaware
Salt Lake
Pacife
Utah
California
Cort Dodge
Kanass
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago
Zeph Jones
Pinedale
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