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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

Page

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Last Respects Paid Ashley Valley Pioneer

The funeral of George Freestone who died August 26 was held last Saturday at 2 p m at the First Ward Chapel. The building was filled with friends as six of his sons served as pallbearers. Speakers recalled his life and work from years of neighborhood unity and nursery contributions while a quartet provided music. Interment was at Vernal cemetery. Freestone leaves a wife and numerous descendants.

George Freestone First Ward Mary Calder Myrtle Belcher H H Belcher Ashley Bartlett Archie Johnson Mr. Freestone Nelsen Merkley Jesus John N. Davis James Hacking A. J Johnston Bishop Calder Mr Freestone J N Davis Freestone Mary Maughan Preston Idaho Geo Freestone Rosellaeck James Freestone Emma Beers Pleasant Grove Utah Louis Freestone Reuben Freestone Emery Freestone Charles Freestone Aston Drullard Clarence Freestone Maughan

Life Sketch of Utah Pioneer and Church Leader

The deceased outlines a 1838 birth on Prince Edward Island to English parents, emigration to Ohio, conversion to Mormonism, westward trek to Utah, and settlement across American Fork Alpine Bear River Ashley Valley Vernal Hebner City Wasatch Uintah. He notes roles in Sunday schools, militia captain in the Black Hawk War, multiple marriages, eight children, and missionary work in England.

Prince Edwards Isle America Hayden County Ohio Church of Jesus Christ of Later-Day Saints Utah Mt Pierch Iowa Salt Lake City Daniel Miller American Fork Alpine Alice Carlsle Salt Lake Temple Alice Jenny Lind Bear River Idaho Ashley’s Fork Vernal Ashley Valley Atake Wasatch Hebder City Wasatch County Uintah Stake England

Preparations For Uintah County Big Fair Planned

Uintah county moves toward a permanent county fair with a 20 acre land purchase near the flagpole for under 200 an acre. Streets opening along 2nd East and 3rd South will be finished by Labor Day as 75 men and 16 teams help relocate grandstand pens and fencing to the new grounds.

Uintah Ita Ed D. Samules Vernal Commercial Club Uintah County Second East Street Bmirs May Ruple Poemia

Early Pioneer Sum moned by Death

The remains of Franklin Pierce Hadlock who died at Helper Utah September 1st of Pneumonia were brought to Vernal today for burial. He was an early settler in Ashley valley, moving from Vermont in 1871, started the first blacksmith shop in Vernal, owned the courthouse property, and built the house now owned by Aunt Cora Johnson. He leaves a wife and many children in Utah and Colorado. funeral services will be held in the 1st ward chapel Saturday at 10 o'clock.

Franklin Pierce Hadlock Helper Utah Vernal Buria Mr Hadlock Ashley Valley Vermont Ashley Creek Cora Johnson Frank and Bille Colorado Jennie Alger lCarence Fannie Radmall Kate Price Salt Lake City Solon Raymond Ruth Morgan Kennelsworth Gid Pearl Park City 1St Ward

Assignment of School Teachers Sees Wide Reallocation

The city district outlines nearly completed teacher placements after a period of difficulty. Listings include Alterra J. P. Rudy Ashley John Stage Thos. E. Caldwell Winnie Wood Mary McKee Bennett Harvey E Hullinger Hattie Vernon Lida Hartle and many others across Independence Maeser Ouray Valley Vernal Whiterocks Wilson Naples and adjacent areas with numerous staff names and assignments.

Alterra J. P. Rudy Ashley John Stage Thos. E. Caldwell Winnie Wood Mary McKee. Bennett Harvey E Hullinger Hattie Vernon Lida Hartle. Davis C. M R. Griffith Naples A. M. Goodrich Mary Watson Logan Brimhall Mary Winder Hannah Richards

Vogue Express movie contest standings update

Next week closes the Vogue Express movie contest with no correct guess yet for the last star. Contestants ranking includes Martha Bullock and Victor Abplan flap 750 points, Nelle Glines Isabel Watkins 625, Ruth Justice Norma Ruben 475, Ora Bor Helen Maxwell Eula Ball Bertha White Zina McConkie 275.

Vogue Express Martha Bullock Victor Abplan Nelle Glines Isabel] Watkins Ruth Justice Norma Ruben Ora Bor Helen Maxwell Eula Ball Bertha White Zina McConkie

Utahn Named Vice President of National Tuberculosis Association

Salt Lake City Sept 1 James H Wallis of Salt Lake named vice president of the National Tuberculosis Association He will represent the Utah Public Health Service where he serves as secretary at a meeting in Cheyenne He is slated to address on Publicity and Milas Lenine B Arthur will also speak on Responsibility of the state in conducting institutes for public health nurses

Salt Lake City James H. Wallis Salt Lake National Tuberculosis Association Wallis Utah Public Health Service Cheyenne Milas Len Inine B. Arthur

Welling and Taylor Nominated on First Ballot

The keynote speech of congressman precipitates support as Welling and Taylor gain nomination on the first ballot. Admiring crowds push their political surge into the arena against Senator Smoot in a landslide momentum. The ticket appears poised to win.

Welling Taylor Smoot

Ticket of candidates for Utah state offices and Congress

Milton H. Welling of Fielding for Senator Thomas N. Naylor of Provo for Governor Harold M. Stephens of Salt Lake for justice of Supreme court Elbert D. Thomas of Salt Lake for secretary of state Stuart P. Dobbs of Ogden for attorney general George M. Whitmore of Nephi for state treasurer Daniel O. Larson of Morant for state auditor L. J. Muir of Bountiful for Supt. of public instruction James W. Funk of Richmond for congressman 1st district Mathoniah Thomas of Salt Lake for congressman 2nd district

Milton H. Welling Fielding Thomas N. Naylor Provo Harold M. Stephens Salt Lake Supreme Court Elbert D. Thomas Stuart P. Dobbs Ogden George M. Whitmore Nephi Daniel O. Larson Morant L. J. Muir Bountiful James W. Funk Richmond Mathoniah Thomas

First Rural Summer School A Success

The district teachers closed a successful summer school with a two room display of their work noted as outstanding in Utah. Credit goes to Prof Steiner and Miss Paterson for excellent efforts. Institute followed, focusing on better citizenship, with strong prep for the fall term after a one week intermission.

Utah Steiner Miss Paterson Muir Earl Thompson Thurman Harriman Reynolds

Secretary Bennion Returns From Uintah Road Trip

Salt Lake City August 28 Harden Bennion secretary of state returned yesterday after a several day absence on road matters in Uintah county. His trip concerned contract work on the road east of Vernal and across the Green River. He heard a report of a bridge out at Emma Park in Willow Creek canyon on the Helper Duchesne road but did not verify it. Bennion traveled the Kam as Stockmar s road and found it muddy from recent rains.

Salt Lake City Harden Bennion Uintah County Vernal Green River Duchesne Emma Park Willow Creek Canyon Bennion Kamas-Stockmars

Taylor and Robinson to Speak in Uintah Basin

Thomas N. Taylor the Democratic candidate for governor and J. W. Robinson formerly of Vernal will visit the Uintah Basin next week. They will speak at Orpie's Thursday evening September 7th.

George L. Goodrich Democratic County Central Committee Thomas N. Taylor J. W. Robinson Vernal Uintah Basin Orpies

City Council Meets With Acting Mayor Bates Presiding

Regular meeting held Wednesday September 1 with acting mayor Bates presiding Bills allowed routine business died Henderson county Fair committee proposed opening a street to the fair grounds Referred to committee for action

Bates Henderson County Fair Committee

Tunnel Project Aims to Open Western Resources via Colorado Bonds

Governor Bamberger announced Colorado will vote 18.6 million dollars in bonds for a tri tunnel project to bore three tunnels through the Rockies. The计划 would unlock vast lands, forests, timber, coal and oil shale, with the James Peak tunnel extending the Moffat line toward Salt Lake City.

Denver Bamberger Colorado Rocky Mountains Utah James Peak Denver National Bank Dover and Salt Lake Moffat Colorado Hoe

Nomination Speech for Mabey Man of the Hour Charles R Mabey

A speaker touts Charles R Mabey as the ideal governor candidate for Utah. He cites bravery in war, extensive military service from private to major, and a spotless business and civic record. Mabey is described as native to Utah, university educated, a teacher by training, and a model of virtue and leadership.

Utah Republican Party Young Charles R, Maby

New Specimen Unearthed at Utah Dinosaur Quarry

From the Dinosaur National Monument quarry near Jensen fifteen miles from Vernal a previously unknown ancient reptile specimen is being uncovered. Dr Earl Douglass leads the dig and with Dr William J Holland they propose the name Ulntasaurus. The site has yielded hundreds of partial skeletons and nearly a dozen complete ones including the largest ever found at 120 feet. Visitors frequent the quarry daily and mounting a rare skeleton on site may be funded by Utah.

Dinosaur National Monument Jensen Vernal Earl Douglass William J. Holland Carnegie Museum Pittsburg Douglass Utah

Waterworks extension profile map presented and explained

A committee presented a profile map detailing the extension and intake of the waterworks. The panel recommended acceptance of the proposal and urged immediate start of construction and related work.

Big dance at the Orpheus on Labor Day

The Orpheus hosts a large dance event tagged for Monday September 6 as a holiday observance. Attendance expected to be high with music and socializing planned for the Labor Day occasion.

the Orpheus

Utah and Colorado rail plans barter wealth westward

Governor Bamberger and Utah officials push for development of western Colorado and Utah resources via rail links. They argue Utah gains from James Peak toning and wood access in Arizona forest rules, seeking official support from Arizona Governor Campbell and a proposed bill for Utah and Wyoming legislatures.

Colorado Denver Salt Lake Utah Bamberger D. W. Morris Fifth Judicial District Thomas B. Campbell Arizona Forest Service Washington County Utah Line Grand Canyon Campbell Emerson Wyoming

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National Association Thos N. Taylor City Council Chas. R. Mabey Mabey Uintah State Bank
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