Tragic influenza claims Lula Hamilton in Vernal hometown
Lula Fern Hamilton, a Mill Creek born and Vernaisha co op worker, dies after a prolonged influenza battle. Survived by ten brothers and seven sisters, including James in California and George in Kentucky, with funeral held at Vernal Cemetery attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lua Hamilton
Nfluenza
Asalat
Migs Hamilton
Inluenza
Mra Charles & Carter, Jr
Lula Fern Namilton
Mill Creek
Salt Lake County
James C Hamilton
Isabella Hill
Nill Creek
Salt Lake
Second Ward
Ashley
Misa Hamilton
James
California
George Hamilton
Kentucky
Vernel
C & Carter, Jr
H. B Calder
Myers
Idaho
Jane Clinton
Mr Pleasant
Lily Wright
Florence
Berylé Hamilton
Leo
Melvin David
Milton
Vernal
Carter, Jr
Pallbeara
Pearl Bhimmins
Enid Griffin
Elfreda Davis
Hattie Johnson
Lucy Rackham
Susie Shaffer
Geo Wiking
Wallace Cragan
Second Ward Choir
Unco
James H Wallis
Land Bargains and Rural Properties for Sale
Farm offers with stock and equipment, some improved and partly improved tracts. Prices listed from 35 to 5500 dollars. Includes a Vernal home on two acres with three rooms. Numerous other parcels advertised by A Manker, real estate and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lote
BR. A. Manker
Wallis Brothers in U S Service During War
Photo shows editors three sons serving Uncle Sam. Robert H Wallis, army field clerk in Hoboken, awaiting overseas duty. William B Wallis in sergeant major training at Fort Jesse Monroe. John A Wallis in naval reserves in San Francisco. William GH trained at Utah radio school, later Virginia station. John A sent from Vernal to San Diego radio and then to San Francisco port guard. Robert H, former attorney, appointed army field clerk by the War Secretary, left Vernal for Washington, armistice delaying France departure as overseas kit sent to Hoboken for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H Wallis
Uncle Sam
Robert H Wallis
Army
Hoboken
William B Wallis
Fort
Jesa Monroe
John A. Wallis
Reahds
San Francisco
Cal
John A
Willam
Express Office
William GH
University of Utah
Ator Howas
Virginia
Vernal
San Diegeo Jpagor
Naval Port Guard
Robert H. Wallis
Secy of War Daker
Washingon
France
Hoboker
Washington
Uintah County drives total over fund goal through local committees
Loyal efficient service by Uintah County chairmen backs a county drive that surpassed its allotment with $193 534 87 raised. Leaders like Wm Witbeck and Wong Sing spearheaded large gifts, while many donors contributed near or above $2000. The drive funds will aid Armenian and Russian relief with some remaining to state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Leo Stringham
Maeser
Jerry Murray
Dry Gulch Sald
Duchesne
Cousent
R Parks
Christy
Wt Marfman
Whiterocks
John S Wacking
Joseph Hacking
Davis
Indian Bench
Alterra
Hayden
Batanessg
Gennett
Leeton
Mic D L Tanner
Cee
Thesa Fibas
Tle
Glnes
North Liberty
Randrett
Army trucks eyed to speed Uintah Basin mail
The Post Office plans to replace current mail service with Packard motor trucks run by discharged soldiers on a fixed schedule. Seven trucks and four drivers would cover an 116 mile star route between Hesper and Vernal Utah, cutting costs from 78000 to about half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Coast Office Department
Packard
Associated Press
Washington
Post Office Department
War Department
Hesper
Vernal
Utah
Official Vote Shows Ben Colton Defeated By 205 Votes
The state election board canvassed Utah east of Salt Lake City on election day. In the Twelfth Senatorial district W. D. Lamph, Democrat, beat Don B. Colton, Republican, by 205 votes with county totals listed. Other results include judges, congress, amendments, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Colton
State Election Board
East Lake
Utah
W. D .Lamph
Don B Colton
Carbon
Dagget
Emery
Grand
Sa. Lane
Uintah
Lampbh
Digfet
Ben Jak
Samuel T. Thurman
Qlideon
Weber
J. B Frick
A. Ho Bowen
J. W. Cherry
Firet
Welling
Wattis
Parsno
Pluto
State
Cangiesing Board
George Peters in France Dies of Influenza Plague
A telegram announces that George Peters, 31, of Vernal Utah, died in France from influenza pneumonia after serving in Company G of the 145th Infantry. He left Vernal for Camp Lewis June 26, then Camp Kearney, California, before going overseas. George was loved for his broad-mindedness and kindness to family and neighbors. He leaves seven sisters and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peters
France
145 Infantry
Vernal
Camp Lewis
Camp Kearney
Cal
California
Acath
Jie
John N. Davis
Il Siddoway
Kamas
Utah
Ile
Give Bryant
Ochoa Winn
Effie Iia
Violet Caldwell
Ddna
Shyva Peters
Cora Wion
Clearcreek
Gerald Petters
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Miss Hamilton
Fret
Servis
Ysateem Tie
Prees Colton
Geo . Wilkins
Lapoint
Eugene Nebeker
Gene
Mra . Webeker
Ray Nebeker
Liberty
Raleigh Nebeker
A. M. Nebeker
Falla
John
Stanley
Jesse Brough
Ira Lindsay
Idaho Falls
B O. Colton
J M Staffer
Win
Vernal Central School
W Nebeker
Ben Cook
Cook
Red Cross
Amt Dragone
J H McGuire
Watson—Ww
A Banke
Trandlett and Independence
Seeeea Roy M J
Hersey
Ouray
Cuityseewee
Duchesane
Wong Sing
Rainbow H Dbd Ford
Bennet-Leeton
DB. Bu Tanner
Benec—J. Pr
William Witbeck
Ashley Bartlett
Naples
Jacob N Lybbert
Davie—Foarest Blaugh
Jensen
Collett
Parley
Goodrich
C J Neal
A. M. Brigman
Raven Oil & Refining Company
Donner
Wateon
Wella
Tee
Charley Bigelow
Lasketcher
Fletcher
Lapoint i
Zina Anderson
Apstetlin Nursing
Ftlu
Notme
Ann Murray
Rachel
Ducheane
Mise Mair
Golden Rule
George Thomas
Mia Potter
Harry Conner
Saltake City
M. Conner
Liesmelter
George Bigelow
Watson
Freignt
Russel Harrison
Price
U. of U
James Hofeltz
Elizabeth Hair
Iva Carroll
Dry Fork
John Hofeltz
Ted Cap
Peter Harrison
Karl I
Yar
Ee George
Lizzie Nash
Swen Anderson
John and
Lovina Palmer
Harold Sfullinger
Ruth Goddrich
Josephine Olsen
Nippa Fairfax
Chas M. Iverson
Alice Bascom
Fuller Remington
Brush Creek
George Southam
Wallace Southam
Frank Collier
Joseph Collier
May Nielson
Clarence Collett
Albert M. Goodrich
Byron Goodtich
Elmer Lind
Fleis
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