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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
2
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Official notice urges Uintah County Republicans to meet October 20 1906 at the county courthouse Vernal Utah to nominate a State Representative candidate and a full county ticket. Delegates allotted by precincts based on 1901 vote counts with 83 total. four County Central Committee Chairs to be named. Primaries for delegates and local officers set for October 12 at designated precinct locations.
Uintah County coal dealers who have not proved up are urged to act as a move develops to withdraw United States coal lands from entry. The notice warns local dealers that the action could affect their rights and future access to coal resources.
The upcoming county Democratic convention will be unusually large with 22 delegates. Opposition may arise to present office holders as most delegates reside in Vernal precinct. Riverdale backs John Jensen for County Treasurer, while South Ashley supports Mark Batty for Sheriff.
Guiflin sawmill remains idle over a week amid ideal weather. The halt stems from Forest Ranger Anderson’s flawed application for a million foot timber purchase. Washington returned papers for correction under Inspector Reddington. Griffin and partners expect approval soon and Vernal Lumber aims to restart the mill next Monday.
The Uintah county newspaper declares it will remain politically independent and nonpartisan while continuing to criticize public affairs and support any worthy public official. It emphasizes equal opportunity for all parties to present their principles and notes the publisher’s personal convictions and voting openness.
A Democratic primary is scheduled for Saturday October 13 at the Vernal Opera House hall at 2 pm. The vote aims to select 96 delegates to the Democratic County Convention on October 15, nominate candidates for Precinct Justice of the Peace and Constable, and choose a Precinct Chairman and Secretary for two years, with Jon% Pors named as Precinct Chairman of the Vernal Precinct.
A special session awarded asphalt delivery to Jas A Ire.Jone for 100 tons or more and sand paving to Joseph Hatch. The road supervisor was told to notify property owners on 1st North street to repair walks and receive asphalt. Gale of doors and windows announced at Cooks planing mill with varied prices.
Mrs Jimmothy aged 82 died last Wednesday afternoon after a long illness. Born August 12 1824 in Cardiganshire Wales she married John G Timothy in 1853 and moved to Utah in 1862 becoming a Maeser Ward pioneer. She leaves twelve children ninety three grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral at Maeser Ward house with leaders Fider Allen Collett and Nichi presiding. Interment at Maeser Cemetery.
The Uintah County Teachers Institute opens at Central School in Vernal Utah on Saturday October 20. The session urges teachers to prepare as credential presentations for state records, with trustees and school officials invited to attend and participate in the proceedings.
Mr W C Bott of Star City Indiana, a hardware merchant, praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy after ten years of use on his children. He notes his oldest child had severe croup attacks yet the remedy always brought a speedy cure. He recommends it to friends and neighbors and says it is unequaled for downcast eyes and cough. For sale by Walter Lived Drug Company.
The document outlines a Utah proposal to amend Article 10 of the state constitution to authorize public school districts to establish high schools and support all levels of education. It details legislative action, official approval processes, and the mechanism for voter ratification at the general election.
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