Local and Personal Notices from Maeser Valley
Byron Nebeker collects stamps worth twenty dollars joining a large variety. Mrs R A Marlman of Whiterocks shows improvement after illness. Charles Gines buys Howard property near Central school. W P Vernon buys Glines place in Maezer. McGuire, Grey Mountain ditch rider and restaurant owner, visits Myton for dental work. Archie Browning leaves Ogden for Roosevelt to wed Miss Frances Bassett who vacationed on a Roosevelt ranch. Charles Horn and Ray Horn with Independence property relocate for winter in the valley. Mae Robinson from Moab teaches in Maeser. Milton Munday, ten, breaks his left arm while playing. Ice supply dwindles. saloons, restaurants and butchers face limits. A son born to H Foster. another to John Willems.
Bullock and O'Donnell Stall Near Dragon on Way to Price
John K. Bullock and T. W. O'Donnell reached Dragon en route to the Senatorial convention at Price but a disabled car delayed them too long. They turned back and did not reach Price in time for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Bullock
T. W. O'Donnell
Dragon
Roosevelt man visits Vernal on business
Owen Bennion of Roosevelt was in Vernal on Monday for business as the town continues to advance. Property changes hands and brings good prices as the community grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Bennion
Roosevelt
Local Resident Harmon Sowards Moves In
Harmon Sowards and his family have arrived from Colorado and become residents of the city. He is a brother of N G Sowarda and previously purchased property here, including the Mert Jarren place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Sowards
Colorado
This City
Mr. Sowards
N G
Nurses on month long training leave from St Marke Hospital
Miss Sarah Burehell and Misa Bell Mewis are home from St Marke hospital Salt Lake where they are taking a special course for professional nurses. They will return to Salt Lake the last of this month. Both young ladies seem well pleased with their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Burehell
Misa Bell’ Mewis
St Marke Hospital
Salt Lake
Hher
Ownership dispute over seven acres at Old Ashley
Frank Moore donated the seven acres where the court house once stood in Old Ashley. He claims ownership reverted when the county seat moved to Ver nal. The county contends the land remains theirs. A likely investigation will precede a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ashley
Frank Moore
Vernal
Aikely
Bank official set to assume duties and postmaster incoming
EB H Belcher prepares to take active duties at Ulatah State Bank. Eddie Young will also be ready to serve as postmaster once his commission arrives. Johnnie Pope and Bob Wimmer returned from Salt Lake and had to abandon wheel travel due to a storm, reaching Theodore and continuing by stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Belcher
Ulatah State Bank
Eddie Young
Bis Commieson
Johnnie Pope
Bob Wimmer
Salt Lake
Theodore
Bryant and Ward Attend Myton Opera House Stockholders Meeting
Joseph M. Bryant and WU. C. Ward of the Government Irrigation service were in Vernal Friday and left Saturday for Myton to attend the stockholders meeting of the Myton Opera House company. Bryant has recently had three residence buildings constructed in Myton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Bryant
WU. C. Ward
Government Irrigation Service
Myton
Myton Opera House Company
Mr. Bryant
Details emerge on Milford shooting of Don Workman
Reports state Don Workman was shot in the back in Milford with the ball entering below the left nipple. The projectile narrowly missed the heart by sixteenth of an inch. Uncle Jake received a letter partly written by Don. The shooter’s name is not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Workman
Milford
Jake
Don
Riverside search party hunts for ducks along Greer River
Dan EH tlillman and Lynne Ashton float down the Greer River seeking waterfowl. They travel cautiously as health authorities note cholera outbreaks in Salt Lake country, though not yet in their area. Ducks spotted north of the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan EH
Tlillman
Lynne Ashton
Greer River
Salt Lake Country
Rally Day and Church Fund Drive Report
A box cupper raised about 16 for the plane fund at Congregational church Saturday night. Sunday morning featured Rally Day with Rev. Oliver Loud delivering an eddress. The Young Peoples Society elected Helen DeMoley president, W. Payne vice president, Leo Thorne secretary, Mira Wilda Gaevle treasurer, Mary Lindtey_mutetstan mutetstan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Oliver Loud
The
Young Peoples’ Society
Look Place
Helen DeMoley
W. Payne
Leo Thorne
Mita Wilda Gaevle
Mary Mary Lindtey
Local Residents Attend Meetings and Travel to Utah
May Smith served briefly as bookkeeper for Vernal. J Winder departed Monday for Price and other Utah points, attending the Senatorial convention there. R T Bonnin traveled from Walte rocks during the week to visit his Uintah Canyon ranch on Farm Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MD J. Winder
Price
Utah
R. T. Bonnin
Walterocks
Uintah Canyon
I Shall Not Wed Until I Marry a Hero
A fragmented note quotes a vow about postponing marriage until a hero appears. A second garbled line hints at a marriage proposal and a meal, but specifics are unclear.
Manufactured Rubies and Artificial Stones Compared
A 19th century report notes rubies weighing 80 carats built up from pooled material. It describes end polished stones, cutting quality, and prices around 46 cents per carat versus natural Burma rubies. It cites experts Lacroir and Piper on distinguishability and reports Paris pawnbrokers banning such stones for security reasons.
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Burma
Lacroir
Elet
Pialer
Teading
Paris
Paria
Bn Security
Fornier Mockeaice
Two Admirals and a Tea Party in a Chinese Coast Adventure
Admiral John Moresby recounts a curious episode along the Chinese coast where a guard and sergeant attended a tea ceremony. The sergeant orders arms and the marines drink the tea in unison, restoring discipline and ironically rising to the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moresby
Funner
Wordsworth
Mail Carrier Seymour Snow Calls Team to Ready by 4 30
Seymour B Snow a Vernal to Jensen mail carrier issues a notice asking all persons to be prepared at the post office by 4 30 p m for the rig run. He warns the 4 30 time is not a guaranteed start and he may begin later due to the Price stage delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour B. Snow
Vernal
Jensen
Power Plant Ready for Operation Mid Month
Manager Johnson announces the new power plant will be ready by mid month. The plant adds about 250 horse power over the old facility, and current lights will improve to standard voltage with the new installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Tool contract prices slump indicate faded demand
A garbled note suggests demand softness for tools with indicators dimmed and prices expected to fall. No clear entities or dates are recoverable from the fragment.
State Issues Warning Against Wild Game Consumption
A Utah public notice warns against consuming wild ducks geese and other waterfowl following an investigation that found a disease risk among these birds. Authorities urge restraint until conditions improve and preparations are made to inform the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Siew State Dairy
Cerver
Gasman
T. A. Whltesue
Soc
Trian
George A. Haus
Herman Hertas
Witler
Weneon
Kale Delty
Ted W. Chembers
Stete Fieh
Waring
Utah
Atath Dairy
Joan Butbau
Per Willand Hanshn
Gorwn Tistoner
Notice of Assessment Delinquent Shares in Ouray Valley Irrigation Co
Delinquent stock listed for Ouray Valley Irrigation Co Vernal Utah after a July 1910 assessment. Names and amounts shown with Cert No and share counts. Board levied $10 per share on Sept 29 1910 due Nov 9 1910. Delinquent shares sell at public auction Nov 29 1910 to cover unpaid assessment and costs. David Bennion treas Vernal Utah Oct 7 1910
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amt
Collett A. T
Young FL
Hardy Stella
Richards Archie
Collett Flora HE
Christensen Pearl
Hoestle Willam
Calder Bruce
Wilkins G
Calder H
Calder George
Walker Joseph
Nichola John T
Kidd A. B
Jechens, Fred
Navekes B.D
Hartl Wiliam
Ouray Valley Irrigation Co
Vernal
Utah
David Bennion
Treas
Publiii
David Gennion
Delinquent stock sale ordered by Uintah Board of Directors
In accordance with law and an order of the Board dated Sept 19 1910 the time of sale of delinquent stock is set to Nov 1 1910 at 12 noon at the Uintah Realty & Investment Co office. Shares from parcels will be sold to pay delinquent assessments and printing costs as directed by secretary David Bennion Vernal Utah OM 714.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffett Rose
Hinnno
Timothy Heber
Canler Pontha
Uintah Realty & Investment Co
David Bennion
Vernal
Utah
Strayed horses sought near Ashley Canyon in Vernal area
A pair of horses strayed from the Ashley Canyon area near Vernal. One saddle horse bears a dark coat while the other has a lighter hide. Both heads reported toward Jensen. Reward offered for capture and notification of J. J. Ducey in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromi Uy
Ashley Canyon
Pe Baynéres
Jensen
J. J. Ducey
Nodlea to Stockholders Of Ashley Upper Irrigation Co
Annual dueink and repairs on the canal of the above named company will commence Monday October 17 1910. Report for work to Geo Searle at Jos Hansen s to Clayborn Brimhall at or near Wm Walls to Sam 8 Murray at Ashton Gulch. BE J Young Jr Secretary by order of board Oct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodlea
Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
Hamea
Geo Searle
Jos
Hansen's
Clayborn Brimhall
Wm. Walls
Sam
Murray
Ashton Gulch
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Byron Nebeker
Mre
R. AL Marlman
Whiterocks
Howard
Central School
Charles Gines
W. P. Vernon
Glines Place
Maezer
Ld McGuire
Grey Mountain
Canala
Ogden
Archie Browning
Miss Frances Bassett
Miss Bassett
Charles Horn
Ray Horn
Independence
Jacobson
Mies Mae Robinson
Moab
Maeser
Milton
B. Munday
H. Foster
Wss
John Williems
May Smith T
Pir
Cais
Verne
Quray Valley Irrigation Co
Bank OF Vernal
Vernal, Utah
Uintah State Bank
Wm. H. Smart
D. Samuels
J. K. Bullock
W. H. Siddoway
W. M. McCoy
H.W. Woolley
Geo. E. Adams
L. W. Curry
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