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Fragmentary text from a newspaper item mentions lost records and a related matter. Names, dates, places, and concrete actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms and nonsensical phrases.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary text from a newspaper item mentions lost records and a related matter. Names, dates, places, and concrete actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms and nonsensical phrases.
Rates shown for display ads and lines with per cent a la carte pricing. Legal notices and certain items may be paid or posted free of charge under community welfare guidelines. charges apply to standard display and insertion for typical commercial notices.
A quirky line notes that after 14 harsh winters, spring still evades arrival with only a teasing sign visible on a Saturday in May. The brief reflects regional weather whimsy and lingering cold.
Former Colorado governor John L Routt, now 81, has been declared insane. Routt served as governor twice when Colorado achieved statehood and later built wealth in Leadville mines.
The lingering winter may slow melting snows and protect bridges and roads, yet the season still promises its usual dangers and moments to reflect on the turnpiked roads and steel bridges of other counties.
In our papers today mining and property news highlight cautious optimism from local promoters. Their whispers hint at potential advances while emphasizing careful reporting to protect ventures and prevent missteps.
The case is set for a hearing before an accepted judge with a jury expected in a few days. Both sides will have technical points aired thoroughly, and final judgment should wait for the court’s decision.
The article warns that despite Uintah boasting about free apples and other fruits from worms, growing infestations threaten the harvest. It urges strict spraying and vigilant monitoring to detect and stop the intruding pests before they ruin crops.
Several new endeavors including The Telephone Company Electric Light Milling and Railroad Company and the Maeser Cooperative Store aim to serve the county and public welfare. The author hopes citizens will back these institutions and ensure they are run for the common good.
The county clerk notes the new bounty law effective May 16 requires removing only the right front paw and leg below the body when pelts are collected. The bones must accompany the pelt, enabling hunters to fetch higher prices by selling pelts to furriers, unlike under the older disfiguring provisions.
The Lapress force faces staffing woes with few hands and delayed issues. Two older workers left for new ventures, others fill in while Hart Iiolda Way and Uncle Daniel star, Monroe Sheperd struggles in the press. Mrs Alice Walker stitched two columns to ease the backlog and remind of older times.
In a medical lab Dr Young and his aide Heller confront jealousy, hidden schemes, and a dangerous plot as cholera cultures are sabotaged. A late night theft of cultures and a dramatic note reveal guilt, a confession, and a doomed experiment amid professional rivalries.
After Speaker Reed admired a steel engraving in a Washington book store, the owner quarried over the price. The sign initially read 150 dollars but the owner claimed the price later dropped to 10 dollars. The encounter ended with the engraving noted as approved by the Speaker of the House.
A fragmented Chicago Daily News excerpt describes Idna-Yes and Jack hunting in the Ntockles and Hyved for bear steaks, with wild meat said to affect temperament. A Browiway shoe dealer notes heavy wear, counting 2? patra of shoes worn out in New York, reflecting unusual consumption.
A vintage advert promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by Walter Lloyd Drug Company. It touts decades of use and easy preparation by mixing with water and sugar for a pleasant taste. It also mentions Calder's ice cream and puce soda.
The Indian Agent of the Uintah and Ouray Agency Utah lists farms from 40 to 640 acres suitable for lease for one to five years. These parcels form the best lands of the former Uintah Reservation and are managed under Government canals. Inquiries and applications should be addressed to the U S Indian Agent Whiterocks Utah.
The fragment mentions the Mitchel property and a church affiliation and lists Bricken Clothing Store as an agent for Iroy Laundry. It appears to be a mixed notice listing property, church references, and a call for those seeking foundry work to bring items to the Bricken Clothing Store.
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