Local and Personal Notes From Vernal and Nearby
Harden Bennion threshing wheat at Leota with a large potential crop, about 2000 bushels. Express correspondent John Jensen visited Dragon and Vernal for dental work. County assessor will not seek re election. Current Topics club resumes Oct 2 hosted by Mrs. Mina Pack. Fred Dartle reports crop troubles on Roosevelt reservation. Vernal pupil writes auto essay until 50 words of Dr Isabel Donnell and remarks by Dr Garrett. W B Ten Broeck released on bond after liquor charges to Indians. Mrs Alonzo Mitchell remains ill at sister’s home. Ab H E Peterson of Whiterocks finishes gov plumbing work and seeks new contract.
William Neal Reports Moffat Road Work Near Steamboat
William Neal, from Green River country, returns from Routt county Colorado claiming a contract was let to build twenty miles of Moffat road on this side of Steamboat. A gang is at work clearing brush along the right of way, a development of interest to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Neal
Green River Country
Routt County
Colorado
Moffat Road
October 6 Registration Day Notice
Voters who did not vote two years ago must register this fall on October 6. Those who did vote two years ago are not required to register now. Other October registration days are the 27th and 28th. To save your right to vote, get your name on the registration books.
Local News Roundup Mixed Health Gains and Agriculture
Mrs Sarah Gibson Echols of New York shows rapid health gain after winter visit. Republican delegates return confident after state conventions. Honey crop forecasts show a 50 percent shortfall due to cold and frost though quality remains high. Wallace Stormont dies in Lake Fork field accident. Area schools report strong enrollment and favorable conditions. Peach crop sizes and prices attract buyers at $2 per bushel. Dr Keysor’s moody behavior noted after Vernal departure and Moab incident.
Diversified Activities Mark Vernal Valley News
Local notes report changes at the Tabernacle lectures shifting to monthly. Don B Colton wedding prospects and several marriages are noted amid community updates. Sheepmen Gary Dodds, A T Sheldon, and others sighted on Blue Mountain. coyotes threaten livestock. Walter Lloyd plans Vernal visit. Enos Bennion ships sheep east. Electric ditch improvements loom. Johnson relocates Jensen teacher family. A Prowlers party is planned. a newborn girl welcomed to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Beck. Reports also cover reservations, land proofs, and a speculation on a giant explosive cap.
Melon Patch Theft and Injured Sighted Girl Reported
A group of boys allegedly entered George Slaugh’s Green River patch and stole many melons weighing thirty five to forty pounds. In Salt Lake City, Miss Mary McClelland’s eye injury from a dynamite accident is reported. a specialist hopes sight can be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Slaugh
Green River
Salt Lakes
Mary McClelland
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ARITA
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J. H. Reader
N. J. Meagher
Bank 18
Harden Bennion
Leota
John Jensen
Express
Dragon
Vernal
Satan
Mina Pack
Fred
Artle
Roosevelt
Old Satan
Sabela ‘Donnell
Brusecreek
Garrett
W. B. Ten Broeck
Alonzo Mitchell
le Grande Young
H E Peterson
Whiterocks
Sarah Gibson Echols
New York
R . Collett
O. H. Bracken
Chas DeMoisy
Jing
Beanun
Myton
Wallace Stormont
Mr. Stormont
Lake Fork
The
Stake Academy
Congregational
Central School
N G Sowards
Dr. Keysor
Keysor
Grand Valley Times
Moab
Dr. Williams
Tabernacla
Morkleys
Don B Colton
Brig ChristorSen
James M. Pitt
Mary L.yeskelson
Sgt. Bennion
Salt Lake
Herman Tord
Rollie Roseberry
Pardon Dodds
A. T. Sheldon
Blue Mountain
LC. J. Young
Maur Hodgkinson
Uiftah
George A. Davis
Nelson Merkley
J. M. Stoseberry
Department of the Interior
Walter Lloyd
Enos Bennion
Diamond Mountain
Ta Stock Springs
Johnson
Electric Light Company
Mr Johnson
Jensen
Bishop Billings
Prowlers Club
di J Hirth
Stephen Beck
J .A. Whitaker
Steamboat Springs
George Gray
President Smart
L A. Flasher
Colorado Springs
Vernal Drug Company
Columbia
Edison
THONE
Coney & Sellers
Cole Groece
ACORN
Burton’s Lake
Cour Antic Co
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