Local election yields split results amid two ticket ballot
Voters flocked to the streets on election day with two tickets on the ballot marking a record turnout. Republican strength showed across offices though Nebeker faced no opposition for city justice, leaving the post blank as party leaders preferred incumbency. Scattered votes were light, with minor tallies for mayor and council before wire reports confirmed the American ticket won in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake
Nebeker
Republican Committee
Beleving
Geof Davis
Otex
F. M. Young
Sarah Bullinger
Marion Perkins
Salt Lake City
Prescription Filling At VornAc Drug Co
Local drug store emphasizes expert prescription filling. Experienced prescriptionists handle orders with care and accuracy.
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VornAc Drug Co
Rumor on Moffat road plans involves Uncle Jesse Knight
The Vernal Abstract Company was told not to include township land ownership maps in valley records fueling belief the Moffat road will run through Utah by Knight and associates The Ex press notes still expects the route to Salt Lake City Charley Atwood in Heber heard Knight state that with money and labor the road could reach the Colorado line within two years and he overheard the remark
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Jesse Knight
Moffat Road
Vernal Abstract Company
Utah
Knight
Express
Salt Lake City
Charley Atwood
Heber
Provo
Colorado Line
Atwood
Stockholders Meeting for Ashley Valley Reservoir Co
Notice of stock holders meeting at Vernal Ward House on November 12 1907 at 2 PM to hear officers report elect officers for the ensuing year and conduct necessary business All interested should be present by order of the Board of Directors J M Shaffer president
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Ashley Valley Reservoir Company
Vernal Ward House
J. M. Shaffer
Fire destroys Fairchild home near Vernal with large loss
The Fairchilds home two miles north of Vernal burned Friday night leaving the elderly couple and their daughter Mrs Lilly Ball to escape with smoke-filled rooms. Mrs Ball saved two trunks and feather beds before flames forced her back. There was no insurance and fruit preserves valued at 376 were lost along with the house contents. Neighbors plan to help build a new home once timber is prepared. The fire is believed to have started from the kitchen stove pipe.
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Fairchild
Vernal
John Fairchild
Lilly Ball
Joe
Engbreson
Fairchilds
Coal Prices Set For Future Delivery At Four Dollars
The notice states future coal price will be four dollars per ton delivered or four dollars per ton at the dump. The author says they cannot afford more bookkeeping services and warns that heaters are selling quickly, urging prompt action. Woopwarp & McCoy.
Opening of Arlington Hotel Hosts Social Gala in Town
The Arlington Hotel opening drew over fifty guests hosted by Mrs Workman with prizes to Mr Gibson and Mrs Marsh. A midnight luncheon followed a Flower Contest and a lively High Five game. Local dignitaries, church services, and new town developments are noted along with mining work and road improvements.
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Arlington Hotel
Bishop A. M Murdock
Mr. Murdock
Nichols
Heber
Mra David Murdock
Mra. A. M. Murdock
Mra. Murdock
Pitte
Alberta Bjornson
Park View Ranch
Clarence Wilson
Nellie Powell
Orson Wilson
Holgate
Meadows
Hicks
Provo Enquirer
Beesly
Brandenburg
Shearers
A. M. Murdock
Barr Musser
Pioneer Hotel
Disturbing Sunday Meetings in Naples Churches
Disturbances at Naples Sunday services by visiting men who linger to cause disruption were confronted by officers who ejected two men after they refused to enter or depart. Arrest warrants were prepared for the pair. A sociable was held by M I A on Monday night honoring outgoing officers J W Olsen John Hodgkinson and LeRoy Goodrich.
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J. W. Olsen
John Hodgkinson
LeRoy Goodrich
Clean-Up Efforts Improve Camp Sanitation
The correspondent reports improved health and high sanitary standards as Superintendent Summerville directs laborers with rakes shovels and wheelbarrows to clear rubbish. The cleanup will take about a week and afterward residents must maintain neat premises, with city authorities urged to imitate the example.
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Summerville
Past Y M H A Presidents Highlighted By Energetic Service
A report notes eight individuals who served the Y M A as president in prior years. An appropriate program followed with light games and a delicious lunch. Guests praised the evening as highly successful and joyfully enjoyed the party atmosphere.
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Slaugh
John
New Zealand
Rights of Settlers on Uintah Reserve Upheld
Captain Hall, Acting U S Indian Agent, reports the department forbids settlers and others cutting timber on the restored Uintah area. Legal action will follow in U S Courts. Public notice urged to prevent violations and clarify policy.
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Hall
U S. Indian
Uintah and Ouray
Department
Uintah
Mooney's self-Alling fountain pens land in Vernal stock
Vernal Drva Co advertises a new Mooney model self Alling fountain pen selection. Prices range from one to six dollars as the store promotes trying the latest writing instrument.
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Mooney
Vernal Drva Co
How to Treat a Sprain
Sprains swellings and lameness are promptly relieved by Chamberlains Pain Balm. This liniment reduces inflammation and soreness so a sprain may be cured in about one third the time required by the usual treatment. For sale by Vernal Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Vernal Drug Co
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J. K. Bullock
John McAndrews
LL H. Woodard
W.A Taylor
Chase Carter
Dan H. Hillman
O. J. Bracken
J. Meagher
R. Pope
Chas. A Hardy
Recorder
B. P. Kelly
Rebeau Calder
J. Young, Jr
Geo A. Davis
Hyrum Meeks
Carpenter
B. D Nebeker
Coal
Woopwarp & McCoy
Our County
Theodore’ Thrums
Jackson of Independence
Messia
Finnagan
Lee
Dragon
Stockmore
Cook
Fred Ferron
Raven Company
Ft. Duchesne
C. Clair Winslow
Crites
Will Anderson
Rangerider
Aguilalora
Junction
Naples
Our
Uintah County
Leslie Ashton
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