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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1899
Page
2
Fragmentary notice appears to reference Bartlett Bros and Merelty proprietors. Mentions location Canady and Ward Epk Astocrata. Details unclear but indicates a sale or notice related to a canal and tolls, with amounts possibly 150 dollars and terms stated for one year.
Governor Wells issues a proclamation declaring Thanksgiving Day next Thursday and urges citizens to observe it with gratitude for prosperity in every industry. He lauds national strength, absence of great natural disasters, and the nation’s triumph over opposition as proof of providence’s kindness.
The Transvaal Republic covers about 120000 square miles similar to several eastern states with a major gold output valued at 58 million dollars last year and heavy English investment. Pretoria is the capital with about 10000 residents and Johannesburg hosts over 100800 people as the main city. The text notes preparation of 60000 armed soldiers for conflict and mentions colonial governance commentary. In contrast Governor Leary of the Isle of Quam enacts radical native reforms mandating vegetable crops family ownership of one son and twelve hens and universal marriage.
Deputy Smyth is portrayed as brave in sensational reports with a Salt Lake City correspondent. The article argues Indians on the reservation respect government authority and warns sensational yarns scare families from settling, praising Attorney Panel for promoting facts over myth.
Fragmentary line questions a supposed fallacy and labels Wald Went as dangerous. The skewed phrasing hints at a critique being held up for examination and exposure.
The Fourth District Court of Utah County adjourned after a busy session. Thomas received a mental imprisonment sentence for a deadly weapon offense. The Hunting case was dismissed. Nash was found guilty of incest and sentenced to four years. Ed Whipple versus William Preece involved a contested continuance. Proceedings closed with judge Lozoth.
W M Springer representing Howard and Stabba of Denver discussed a creamery project with about twenty Vernal residents. Plans show a $4200 factory funded by stock at $100 shares, with thirteen subscribed and more likely. The facility aims to be ready by early March and is viewed as a solid community improvement boosting local prosperity.
Report notes heavy powder use at Gady South, with critics claiming agents of the powder hive caused notable effects. The description suggests a fragile balance of control and disruption amid wartime tensions.
A Thanksgiving evening dance event is announced at the Opera House inviting lovers of motion to a festive gathering with music and celebration.
The Young Mens Mutual conference gathered in the Stake house over Saturday and Sunday evenings. Judge Booth spoke on The testimony of the four Thyangoliste, offering legal, not religious, analysis. The Stake superintendency was sustained with new appointees and most associations reported organized under the dispensation of the fullness of times.
Reports from Mill Ward detail Jones returning home after farming in the summer, rumors of Prof J P Potritch offering cures for Bowden ailments, Mr Gerber family moving in, a recent marriage announced by Bishop Quelton, Wash Caldwell family moving from Dow Creek, and upcoming weddings and a Shantsgaing Ball hosted by the Milinard local.
Gimes Ward Gleanmegs Misa Ettia Wardle is ill with typhoid like symptoms. A baby was born to John Wardle and his wife on Monday, but died on Tuesday. Funeral was held at Heber Wardle’s home. The young couple receive deep sympathy as their first child dies. Hon. William O’Neil had a long confinement with bilious illness. George Thomas bought five acres from Hoy Duke.
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