Bank Opening Planned in Castle Dale and New Cannery at Ferron
Utah state news reports a new bank to open in Castle Dale Emery county in a few days and a $10,000 cannery to be established at Ferron next summer. Other items note Sugar company payments to beet growers, land gifts to Brigham Young University, a libel suit against Ogden Standard, a sheep sale to a Los Angeles packing concern, football results, and upcoming federal meat inspector exams.
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Castle Dale
Emery County
Ferron
Salt Lake County
Moron
Sanpete County
C. Richards
Ogden
William Glassman
Ogden Standard
Walter James
Black Rock
N. S. Neilson
Mt Pleasant
Los Angeles
Jesse Knight
Brigham Young University
Provo Beach
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Weber County
Wheat Grown Without Irrigation Demonstrated in Ashley Valley
County Clerk-elect J. C. Hacking reports a dry farming experiment on one acre planted with Durum wheat. The crop reached several inches above his head while adjacent irrigated wheat grew half as tall, producing 45 bushels per acre without irrigation.
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J. C. Hacking
Ashley Valley
Deseret News Promoted as People’s Paper in Vernal
Advertises Deseret News as non sensational and fully informing readers. Claims timely delivery to Vernal and availability at the Vernal Book Store with a twelve hour lag behind morning papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Promises Swift Relief
A local advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as superior for sprains and swelling. It claims a dampened cloth aids lame backs and chest pains, relieves rheumatic pains, and improves sleep. available from Walter Lloyd Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Walter Lloyd Drug Co
Arrivals and Departures by Uintah Stage Line
Passengers arriving by Uintah Stage Line include A W Leslie Mrs Rich Wm H Smart George Phillips Mrs Fishback Caroline Liblew John T Pope G E Little Charles DeMoisy HC VanVeter Joe Graves M Hutchinson John Scott Jack Summer Thomas Smart Mr Viccer. Departures show M S Stone Ogden Utah Mrs B Singleton Grand Junction Ella Wear Grand Junction A T McCarhargue Dragon Roy Lee Dragon Chas DeMoisy Dragon E Little Dragon W G Coltharp Grand Junction Col H Pullen Cripple Creek W J Harvey Dragon B J Harriman Ignace H B Neff Mack Mrs H B Neff Mack H C Tracy Ogden Jas Burchell Dragon Mrs Jas Burchell Dragon E W Davis Co wheat and oats acceptance offer briefly noted.
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Uintah Railway
A W. Leslie
Rich
Wm H. Smart
George Phillips
Fishback
Caroline Liblew
John T. Pope
Mack
Colo
Tracy
Ogden
Utah
Jas Burchell
Dragon
Jensen Jottings: Elder Case Honor Flight and Gift
In Jensen on Friday a large gathering honored Elder Earl Case with a purse starting at 64 dollars and swelling to nearly 100. Non members joined church members in a festive night of dancing and gratitude. Green River ferries scarce, cattlemen drive winter range, plowing paused as cold tightens. Victor Dillings reports four inches of snow on Sewards canyon.
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Earl Case
Jensen
Brother Case
Green River
Victor Dillings
Sewards Canyon
Maeser Busy With News and Local Happenings
A digest from Uintah and nearby towns reports Maeser settlement growth with new land leases, residents returning from the reservation, and political leanings. Notes on local farming, quail hunting, a Flour mill repair pause, Vernal Creamery questions, and upcoming basketball games amid social events and marriages.
Accident at Vernal Trading leaves worker with severe leg fracture
Max Weiss of Vernal Trading company was injured Thursday night while unloading beef hides. He had previous leg injury from two weeks earlier in Price when kicked by a horse. The fractured femur was set by Dr Brownfield and Weiss is described as suffering the worst fracture the doctor has seen recently.
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George
Hotel de Bonner
Jusica
Theodore
Wasatch
Fred K Myton
Maj
P. Myton
Marine Corps
Death Valley
Deseret
W M Nichols
Nichols
Pioche
New
Sn Ogden
Missour
Price
Misa Bertha Cook
Chauncey H. Cook
Spring Glen
Charles B. Lewis
Vernal
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Ashley Valley
Carbon County
Rawlins
Institute
Maeser
Academy
Athletic Club
Max Weiss
Vernal Trading Company
Frank Young
Brownfield
Black Hawk War Veterans Rally at Court House
A grand rally of Black Hawk war veterans will convene at the court house at 1 PM on Monday December 3 1906. Important business requires every member to attend. By order of Captain S W Ross and J IH Murray adjutant.
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Court House
S W Ross
J IH
Murray
Dry Gulch Irrigation Co Stockholders Meet in Roosevelt Utah
Notice to stockholders announces the Dry Gulch Irrigation Company annual meeting in Roosevelt Utah on Tuesday December 4 1906 at 10 a m. Reports of retiring officers election of officers for 1907 and other business to be transacted. J M Roseverry secretary.
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Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
Roosevelt
Utah
J. M. Roseverry
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State News
Kansas City
Elihu Root
Jim Donaldson
McWhirter Brothers
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
University of Colorado
Colorado
United States
Logan
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of the Treasury
Uncle Sam
Draper
Salt Lake Route
Clark Road
E W, Davis & Co
Blue Bell
John Packer
Uintah Creamery
Henry Reich
Jensen Jottings
Geo Wilson
Provo
Hoe
Ile
Terra Young
Joseph Bodily
Timer
John Hacking
Uintah
Naples
Republian
Recorder
Heber Carrol
Neilson-Carrol
Clarence Collett
Wyoming
Ernal Goa Club
Reynolds-Fletcher
Central Canal
General News
Thomas C. Platt
New York
Lee’a Station
Arizona
Union
Pittsburg
Satsuma
Bourke Cochran
Annie Ide
Henry C. Ide
The
Philippines
New York City
Louisiana
Colon
San Francisco
Schmitz
Ada Reuf
Reuf
Chicago
Gulf To the Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Congreau
Panama Canal
Panama
Republic of Tanama
Alton B. Parker
Ambassador Choate
Sugar Trust
Holt
United States District Court
New York Central Railway
Moody
St. Louis
Standard Oil Company
Run M. I. A
Vernaz Wanp
Stake House
Bevderagl— Coffee
Black Hawk ‘S War Veterans
Dry Gulch Irrigation Co
North Star
Hagle Meat Market
George Gravy
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