Vermal and Vernal News Highlights Busy Local Commerce
Local items report a busy Vernal storefronts with shoes hats and watches advertised at Chicago Store. Court house construction progresses with asphalt sidewalks and new contractor activity. Police handle a disorderly conduct case and arson threats, while miners in Uintah Copper & Gold report promising ore sightings and tunnel work.
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Lively
Red Cesk
Uintah Copper & Gold Mining Company
18 Progresswe
Untitled Utah Letter From 1900 Mentions Railways and People
A garbled 1900 Utah correspondence from Sart Darr to William Preece in Vernal references the Union Pacific Railway and various names. The text shows salutation and signer Titan Mo Wana Gee and mentions curing a condition or issue with a group or posse, reflecting a personal or community communication with limited clear facts.
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Vernal
Utah
Sharif
George Cuime
Sheri
Union Pacific Railway Company
Titan
Commencement Exercise At Winter Academy May 1900
The public is invited to attend the commencement exercises of the Winter Academy held at the Opera House Fenocloch. The program includes a diploma presentation and the seventh grade light display.
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Schuttler Wagons
Winteh Ftaky Academy
Fradiy
May
Quth
Uintel Blake Academy
Public notices invite visitors to examine trades at city dressmaker
While admiring hats at The Leader, the notice praises Muss Ida Preece and Mise Holds Perry, inviting the public to call and inspect their work. It advertises a city dressmaker near the printing office and mentions old cows, a Cooper wagon, and inquiries.
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Ida Preece
Mise
Perry
W. RB Houly
Ofice
Local apiculturists grow queen rearing and hive activity
Lewis Ward of Brushcreek tends bear supplies while George Treestone Sr prepares for queen rearing. J P Rady buys Alma N Timothys bees to run an apiary near Jensen. The Barnett Markley apiary reports about 170 colonies overwintered and twenty spring queens already laying. Trahane bees praised as gentle. L A Pike from Fort Duchesne seeks hives. VanGundy builds many hives. swarms noted since May 5 with several lost.
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George Treestone
van Gundy
Atores
Barnett & Markley
Eos
L. A Pike
Fort Duchesne
G. W. VanGundy
Bike
Eccounta
Newbro's Herpicide Promoted Against Dandruff Germ
An advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that kills the dandruff germ at the scalp root. It argues scouring cleans nothing and that hair loss and baldness result unless the germ is destroyed. A side note reports Enoch Burton visiting a town, distributing work and praising local mechanics and businesses.
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Newbro
Enoch Burton
Neh
Grace Broad
Roobert Witmer
Witmer
Cook
Sun
Burton
Thal
Doliara
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Theatre Tonight
Rody
Chicago Line
Saal RR
Windnssday
Stetson Angsty
Cunraire Co
Polk Club
Toupeetween
Mokt Finder
William Caldwell Wee
York
Aui Jarves
Brown's Park
Lions Company
Moss
and &T
Ted J Krieger
A. Nowsine
Eh Wsanders Fur Men and Boys At
The
Chicago
Duroy
Hatch
Bret
Seymour Curtis
Bastie
Mark Godphtly
Orl Duchesne
Asphaltum
Othe
Heamy Dickson
Gonband
Svary
W. B. Honaly
Populatiog Oftes
Fribeets
Boys Yestie
Harvey Howerd
Worlaugh
Bru
LH Pierson
Jy Way Mouse
Bass Rees
Coermane Co
Ashlay Co Op
Asurex Co Op
Ha Deering
Tharst
Sraum Asures
Vernal Drug Company
Vinceletti
Bukting
Re Jensen
Bimesa
Henderson & Meades
Jemy Murray
VK Vallock
Fimots Baty Bchwah & Co
Uintah Hotel
Oliver Haws
Gus Emort
Antler
Linell
Sherif
Jnatics
Tral
Justice Davids
Justice of the Peace
Titans
W. Davis & Co
J.P. Ror
Tha Tithin Cnge
Lretm Asurov
W.P. Gouruare Co
Charles F. Miller
Rice TK. Miner
Kansas City
Bromide Mining& Milling Company
Wathing
Willow Holmes
Provo
Court House
Henderson & Meadows
Carriea
Lusrie Asaroy
Bert Searle
Sart Darr Cry
William Preece
Ladiss
Bartlett
Shur Lane
Uran
Margaret A. Caine
Lewis Ward
Brushcreek
J.P. Rady
Alma N
J.K. Frisbee
David Holdaway
Weral
A. Lowe Coup
Peter Schuttler
Leslie Ashton
General Merchandise
J. C. Weeter
Price, Utah
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