Roosevelt to Visit Western Colorado Hunt Trip
The Vernal Express reports President Roosevelt will visit Western Colorado at the end of the month for a hunting trip.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
2
The Vernal Express reports President Roosevelt will visit Western Colorado at the end of the month for a hunting trip.
Readable fragments indicate Umtal led a delegation to the State Democratic and Senatorial conventions held in Prove and Trice. The brief mentions a formal wall display and participation by multiple party members, signaling organized support and regional involvement.
Dan Patch 13 delivered a fast two minute performance at Providence RT in 1998 setting a noted pace. The record mentions a reduction from 200 to a lower time as part of an event recap.
The famous Tom Horn murder case is set for Cheyenne on the 15th. Expect sensational evidence that could implicate prominent cattlemen linked to the headlines.
The governor issues an election proclamation for November 4 1902 to choose one Supreme Court judge a representative to the 18th Congress state senators representatives to the state legislature and a full slate of county officers.
Park City advocates seek moving county seat from Coalville to Park City citing higher rates balance with central Coalville location. Officials note Coalville is more central while Park City bears larger costs, leaving the outcome effectively even.
USGS notes world oil production exceeds 5.0 billion gallons annually. About 2.5 billion gallons come from the United States and 2.25 billion from Russia, with small shares from Austria, Canada, Germany and others in roughly a dozen countries. In 1900 the United States exported about 75.6 million dollars of mineral oil and Russia about 28.7 million.
Uintah County teachers are asked to meet Saturday September 15 at 10 o'clock in the Vernal Central School building to perfect the organization. County Superintendent instructs attendance.
The Union Uranch Sunday School invites members to a September 17 program starting 10 a.m. with songs recitations music and Sunday School exercises. A dinner at 5 p.m. refreshments all day and an outdoor hall at night with dancing and games. Admittance to grounds fifty cents per couple with a dance and moonlight event.
At the democratic mass convention last Saturday nine delegates were elected to attend the State and Senatorial conventions in Price and Provo on the 1dth and 16th. Delegates include Willan ONe John Glass Geo Bilings Geo Singh Wem Preece Letta Davis Warren Johnson Frank Young and Leslie Ashton Stig. Julia G Divia elected chairman of the Democratic county central committee for two years and Nerbert Pyzack secretary.
Barber shops across the town are adopting approved sterilization methods to curb infection. Brushes cups and razors are sterilized after each customer, aiming to end barber’s itch with stricter hygiene standards, per City Physician Brenter.
A ball at Social Hall to aid Miss Lizzie Marshall who has been ill for two months. Kansen's Orchestra performs free, with hall use donated by Social Hall management. Dont forget the date.
A dense OCR fragment recounts Charlestown history including the Battle of Bunker Hill, the opening of bridges, monuments to Warren, and early memorial movements. It weaves in anecdotes about Daniel Webster, the 1843 bell-ringing celebration, and various local festivities with scattered notes on hoaxes, weather, and regional notices.
The Young Ladies announce a Saturday night gathering on September 14 at the Stake House titled The Spinsters Convention. Old bachelors are invited to attend. the entertainment promises to be worth seeing and described as a notable attraction.
At WW H Burtons new store a wide stock of fresh groceries and dry goods is offered. Overalls and gloves are clean and new. Come in and Matzie will show the stock and it will not cost you anything.
In Denver last week Kid Vaughn of Tout county placed third in the backing contest. Craig Cole, who won second in last year’s event, rode a wild mount named Johnny on the Spot. Harry Hrennon of Cheyenne won a $300 belt, while Curtis Jackson of Dalhart took second money.
Unclear OCR fragment lists missionary travel events with dates and locations in Vernal Naples Buena Vista Glines ward Jensen Jansen and several individuals. Details are partial and inconsistent across entries.
Democratic county convention to nominate candidates for state legislature from the twelfth district and county offices including three commissioners, clerk, recorder, attorney, treasurer, sheriff, assessor, and surveyor. Delegates allocated by precincts based on votes for William F. King in 1900. Convened at Ver nal Opera House in Jernal Utah on September 9, 2002 at 11 o clock.
The document outlines precinct apportionment figures for several precincts and suggests that severed precinct chairmen hold primaries on Saturday September 2, 1902, to nominate a justice of the peace and capi tal for each precinct. By order of the Democratic County Committee, G. Davis chairs and Hetpane Tisack serves as secretary.
The article previews a two day Rough riding tournament at Burton with plans for an exhibition by the 11th Cavalry and a ball, a nearby Vern tl nine game, and a band performance, aiming to delight valley residents and showcase fighting boys in dress parade.
The Rangley field shows partial success with increased output and deeper drilling as crews press to reach greater depths. A separate local note reports twins named Peter and Repeat er, then Wax and Chinas after initial confusion over a boy girl pairing.
A fragmented Chicago Daily News item notes Charley was seen at a dance on May 4 and presented a deep impression in Indkel, claiming trouble or misfortune. The garbled text preserves the event and the person involved without clear outcome.
A fragmentary Chicago Tribune passage depicts a street encounter with a horse thief and a regulator tightening a noose, provoking sardonic remarks about a ready made tie as tension unfolds.
Dialogue shows a husband complaining of fatigue and a wife replying she attended a whist club meeting this afternoon, reflecting social civic life and domestic humor in a courtroom setting.
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