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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

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Frost Cuts Fruit Harvest in Uintah County Report

County Tree Inspector James Hacking reports the frost of April 27 30 damaged fruit statewide but outlook remains promising. Apricots and grapes suffered the most with eighty and sixty percent losses respectively while currants gooseberries and berries show strong potential. Smudge burning hay straw and trash at night is urged to protect orchards with spraying of lima sulphur helping aphids.

James Hacking State Board of Horticulture the Express Hacking Gand Junction Moab Mr. Hacking Grand Junction California Utah Uintah County C.B. Atwood Spanish Forks Salt Lake Bear River City Weber Davis San Pete Sevier Carbon Emery

Indians head Henry Erekson reports Roosevelt growth and reservation progress

Henry Erekson returns from a tour of the Uintah Reservation praising local effort and predicting Roosevelt’s expansion to rival Vernal within five years. He cites farm activity at Roosevelt, government ditch work near Randlette and Ouray, growing orchards, and plans for the Uintah Chieftain newspaper debut at Myton.

Henry Erekson Roosevelt Myron Erekson The Express Uintah Chieftain Myton Alexander Randlett Ouray Bully Preece Whiterocka Garnett Holmes Ed Simms Whiterocks Curtis Mease Moffat Henry Deep Creek Sandridge Department Register Land Office General Land Office Washington

Utah wool growers battle buyers over storage plan in Boston

Utah wool growers push for higher prices as eastern buyers face storage schemes in Boston. Banks offer 60 percent of market value and warehouses at 5 percent, with Omaha pitched as central storage hub for west’s 68 percent of U. S. sheep. Prices drift downward with London and New York market weakness noted.

Utah Boston West Omaha Bee Omaha United States Missouri River New York London Seaboard

Peace Meeting Commemorates Hague Conference at Uintah Tabernacle

A peace meeting in the Uintah Stake Tabernacle on Sunday night May 17 opens at 8 o'clock with addresses by R S Collett William J Snow Rev Ludwig Thomsen Rev M J Hersy and others. Music includes organ pieces and a choir selection under David Manwaring. the program ends with benediction by Bishop John N Davis. A note mentions wire fencing from Ashton Hardware.

Hague Uintah Stake Tabernacle R. S. Collett Willam J. Snow Ludwig Thomsen M. J. Nersey Mra Lottie Jackson Thorresen R. Robert Robinson Frank Young America Lottie Jackson Thomson America N. G. Sowards Collett Wm. J. Snow J. Robert Robinson M. J. Hersey David Manwaring & Co Ludwig Thomson John N. Davis

Grazing Ruling Upheld By Federal Court In Colorado

Judge R E Lewis of the United States District Court in Denver sustained U S Forest Service grazing regulations on public lands in contravention of Colorado law and state supreme court decisions. Bids for supplying textbooks to Colorado schools totaled about 250000 dollars with 70000 children eligible for books, aiming for under one dollar per capita. Last year costs ran about 45 cents per child with each student receiving a book for every subject under the free textbooks program.

Fred Light Aspen Colo Holy Cross Forest Reserve Lewis Stack Supreme Court of the United States Colorado State Supreme Court R. E. Lewis United States District Court Denver United States Forestry Service

Federal jurors’ pay and mileage fixed by Clark amendment

Jurors and witnesses in federal courts across eight western states will receive 3 dollars per day for their services if Senator Clark’s amendment to the dry sundry civil bill passes. The amendment also sets mileage at 15 cents per mile by stage and 5 cents per mile by railway or steamboat.

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Dubendorff School Closes After Notable Exercises

S S Dubendorff's School in Old Ashley closed last Friday with essays recitations and a declamation by Prof Dubendorff titled The Farmer and the Wheel. Forty seven pupils attended with Clarence Evans and Clyde Cook graduating and ready for high school as patrons offer higher wages for next year while Dubendorff plans to move to his ranch near Myton on the reservation.

S. S. Dubendorff Old Ashley Dubendorff Clarence Evans Clydte Cook Myton

Cure for Severe Dysentery Led By Local Pharmacy Claim

An honored town citizen recovering from a severe dysentery attack credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for his quick recovery after obtaining it from Wolcott Vermont druggist M. J. Leach. Vernal Drug Co sells the remedy.

Chamberlain M. J. Leach Wolcott Sase Vernal Drug Co

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