Vernal Express Notables and Local Business Moves
The Vernal Express notes editor George H. Harrison and Violet Harrison as business manager. Hugh and Harley Stewart visited Vernal from Jansen. L H Woodard bought the 80 acre William Hartle farm on Ashley Creek. D I Wilson of Lapoint visited on Tuesday and returned with Frank Morrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Harrison
Violet Harrison
L. H. Woodard
William Hartle
Ashley Creek
D. I. Wilson of
Lapoint
Frank Morrill
Hoosevelt Implement Official Visits Hospital Patient
J. V. McLea of the Hoosevelt Implement company visited his mother in a hospital Tuesday from Roosevelt. Fort Duchesne postmaster and Mrs. J. P. Rudy were visitors Sunday in Vernal and attended the quarterly conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. McLea
The
Hoosevelt Implement Company
Roosevelt
Mra. J. P. Rudy
Fort Duchesne
Vernal
Roy Showalter Returns Home After School Visit
Roy Showalter, who had been attending school at the U A C Logan, returned home Saturday evening to visit with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Showalter
Logan
Central School Substitutes In 7th Grade
Mrs Gene Morkley teaches seventh grade at Central School during the illness of regular teacher Arthur Nawan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Morkley
Central School
Arthur Nanwaring
Mrs Snow Improves After Illness and Land Office Notice
Mrs. Milo Snow nursing sister-in-law Mrs. C. J. Neal and recovering from illness. Seymour B. Snow Jr. posted notice at the local land office of final proof on his original homestead entry for May 9, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour B. Snow, Jr
Uintah Stake President Attends General Conference
Attorney Wallace Calder, president of the Uintah stake, left Thursday morning for Salt Lake City to attend the general conference. Frost conditions allowed street leveling work to be completed earlier than usual this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Calder
Uintah
Salt Lake City
Free Range Poultry and Rabbits Spark Neighborhood Debate
City residents debate poultry and rabbit free range in streets as loose stock roam, sparking neighbor concerns and tensions over owner responsibilities and urban animal control.
Edith Lawrence Passes State Bar Exam
Miss Edith Lawrence, manager of the Vogue theatre, returned home Sunday evening from Provo and Salt Lake City. While out she took the state bar examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Lawrence
Vogue Theatre
Provo
Salt Lake City
Miss Pearl Nelson Visits Vernal From U A C
Miss Pearl Nelson of Roosevelt, home from the U A C for a few days, graduate of the U H S last year, visited Saturday and Sunday with girl friends in Vernal. She returned to school on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Nelson
Roosevelt
Miss Nelson
Surveyor General Thoresen Visits Utah Irrigation Work
Lt Thoresen from Salt Lake City represents the Ashley Valley Irrigation Company and surveys underway led by Judge G W Bartch and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lt. Thoresen
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ashley Valley Irrigation Company
G. W. Bartch
Stewart Siblings Travel Through Vernal for Bakersfield Work
Bernard and Harley Stewart traveled through Vernal on Wednesday en route to Bakersfield California where they work for Associated Oil. They attended their father William Stewart's funeral in Jensen on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Harley Stewart
Bakersfield
Calif
Associated Oil Company
William Stewart
Jensen
Colton Plans Salt Lake City Trip Through April 20
Congressman Don B. Colton left Tuesday noon with Phillip Stringham for Salt Lake City and will be away until April 20. After attending conference he will visit Logan for a few days on business and deliver a speech there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don B. Colton
Phillip Stringham
Salt Lake City
Mr. Colton
Logan
Seed company representative visits town for business
Cedil Wilkinson of J. G. Peppard Seed company Roosevelt spent Thursday and Friday in town on business. He returned Wednesday from a trip to southern Utah and three days in Salt Lake City with J. G. Peppard Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedil Wikinson
J. G. Peppard Seed Company
Roosevelt
Mr. Wilkinson
Utah
Salt Lake City
J. G. Peppard, Jr
Bullock Family Return from City Trip with Students
John K Bullock returns Saturday from Salt Lake City with son Weldon and Alva Barnett who attend Westminster College and Kermit Young at East High. They plan to return Saturday or Sunday. Miss Martha Bullock will accompany her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Bullock
Salt Lake City
Weldon
Alva Barnett
Westminster College
Kermit Young
East High
Martha Bullock
Mrs L WN Meredith Visits Grand Junction Then Fort Duchesne
After a three week winter visit with relatives in Grand Junction Mrs L WN Meredith returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leo C Thorne drove her to Fort Duchesne Sunday where she will visit for a time with her daughter Mrs Lillian Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L WN Meredith
Grand Junction
Leo C Thorne
Fort Duchesne
Lillian Griffin
Dudley brothers visit sister after funeral trip to Jen sen
Homer and Sanford Dudley attended their father Andrew Dudley Sr.’s funeral at Jensen then spent Tuesday night with sister Mrs Gerald Stewart in Vernal before heading home to Alberta Canada. They plan a stop in Salt Lake City for a conference before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Sanford Dudley
Andrew Dudley, Sr
Jensen
Vernal
Mra
Gerald Stewart
Alberta
Canada
Salt Lake City
Thome
County Commissioner Roy Taylor Attends Board Meeting
County Commissioner Roy Taylor visited from Lapoint for the regular county board meeting. He was joined by 16 year old Linden Allred, son of James T. Allred, seeking medical care for a broken arm suffered pole vaulting at the school grounds last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Taylor
Lapoint
Mr Taylor
Linden Allred
James T. Allred
Easter Cards and Booklets Ad at The Vernal Express
An advertisement for Easter cards and faster booklets appears in The Vernal Express offering a fine assortment for Easter purchases.
Mrs Wilmer's Illness Triggers Uintah Railway Trip
Mrs David Wilmer traveled along the Uintah Railway to Dragon on Monday due to her sister Mrs Beatrice Twitchell illness after returning from Grand Junction Hospital where she had flu. Twitchell is improved and Mrs Witmer has returned home. Other Vernal arrivals include Mire Lippert the land office clerk and Frank P Wellman from Grand Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wilmer
Dragon
Beatrice Twitchell
Grand Junction
Drayvon
Mra Twitchell
Mra. Witmer
Mire Lippert
Land Office
Mott
Vernal
Wat
Dallas
Banks
John McAndrews
Mack
Pueblo
Denver
Colo
David Curry
Rainbow
Verbal report unclear Lundy in Vernal hospital
A fragment notes that Lundy from Canada came in and is held at Vernal hospital, but details are incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundy
Caaieats
Vernal Hospital
Mrs Irvin Eaton Suffered Flu Illness With Two Children
Mrs Irvin Eaton and her two children have been quite ill with an attack of the flu. The brief notice notes their illness and home conditions as part of a local health update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Eaton
Ernest Eatons Confined By Lumbago Attack
Ernest Eaton is confined to his home with an attack of lumbago. He had planned to travel to Salt Lake City for a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Eatons
Eaton
Salt Lake City
Young Duchesne Man Improves After Rheumatism Attack
Kermit Wilson of Duchesne is in Vernal hospital with a severe rheumatism attack but is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Wilson
Duchesne
Vernal Hospital
Roosevelt man fills in at Mutual Creamery during Lublin absence
A. S. Bullivan of Roosevelt replaced W. Lublin for several weeks at Mutual Creamery while Mr. Lublin was away in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Bullivan
Roosevelt
W. Lublin
Mutual Creamery Company
Mr. Lublin
Balt Lake City
Atwood Buys Slaugh Home In Davis Ward Transfer
Joseph P. Atwood purchased the George A. Slaugh home in Davis ward, a 30 acre transfer from W. S. Henderson who became owner in the transaction with Mr Slaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Atwood
George A. Slaugh
Davis Ward
W.S. Henderson
Slaugh
Red Front garage foundation under way by Charles E. Tucker
Cobble rocks are hauled for the concrete foundation of the Red Front garage and work will soon begin on the foundation of the new garage to be constructed by Charles E. Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Front
Charles E. Tucker
Mrs Neal Improves Slowly After Illness
Mrs J Neal has been ill for some time but is slowly gaining strength. She is able to sit up for short intervals and many friends are rejoicing over her rapid recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Neal
Caldwell to Attend Salt Lake Conference With Uintah Board
Uintah school board member T. J. Caldwell plans to attend a Salt Lake City conference for superintendents and school board members, aiming to discuss educational policy and district operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J Caldwell
Uintah
Salt Lake City
Wall family passage through Vernal en route to Salt Lake City
Bishop Fred Wall and Mrs Wall with Mr and Mrs Owen Wall of Jensen traveled through Vernal on Thursday afternoon on their way to Salt Lake City to attend conference. Eney remained in Duchesne Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wall
Wall
Owen Wall
Jensen
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Eney
Duchesne
Mrs Julia MecLea Recovering After Foot Infection
Mrs Julia MecLea has spent ten days at Vernal hospital with a serious foot infection. Doctors initially feared amputation but her condition has improved and she is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia MecLea
Vernal Hospital
Social News Highlights From Vernal Community Events
The Vernal Gun and Rifle Club dance at the Orpheus drew large crowds and praise despite a rain shower. A joint AA meeting for Vernal wards is planned at the second ward chapel, with a program including chorus, readings, and remarks by H. Walter Woolley. Jennie Merkley celebrated her birthday with forty friends, games, dancing, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Gun and Rifle Club
Orpheus
Af. I A
Second Ward
Juni
Mies Nis Nelson
Mia
W. A. Paxton
Mias
Alice Paxton
H. Walter Woolley
Jennife Merkley
Misa Merkley
What Became of Parker? at the Vogue Delights Crowd
The M I A play What Became of Parker? a four act comedy directed by Richard Jensen played at the Vogue Saturday evening to a capacity audience. Cast included Ray Stringham Othniel Kellett Oswald Jensen Earl Marshall George W Bartlett Barth Shaffer Jesse Haws Miss Nial Nelson Mrs Vera Stringham Miss Elva Eaton and Miss Wilda Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Richard Jensen
Vogue
Ray Stringham
Othniel Kellett
Oswald Jensen
Earl Marshall
George W. Bartlett
Barth Shaffer
Jesse Haws
Nial Nelson
Vera Stringham
Elva Eaton
Wilda Hardy
Principal congratulated for joining National Education Association
Misa Beatrice Twitchell principal of the Dragon school was congratulated by J. W. Crabtree secretary of the National Education Association Washington DC upon her becoming a member. He said the recognition shows appreciation for an alert well trained and responsible teaching profession and that a special certificate is being sent to schools that enroll all their teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Beatrice Twitchell
the Dragon School
J. W. Crabtree
National Educational Association
Washington, D. C
Association
Ashley Forest and Gun Club Cooperate on Marking Game Refuge
The Ashley National Forest and the Vernal Gun and Rifle Club plan a 6 to 9 mile wide wildlife refuge stretching about 30 miles north from Vernal to the Colorado line. The refuge, created by a state legislature bill, spans roughly 6,000,000 acres and aims to protect wildlife especially deer in the Uintah mountains area that cross into Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boundries of Vernal
Vernal
Colorado
Ashley National Forest
Vernal Gup and Rifle Club
Uintah Range
Flowers sent by Bakersfield Oil workers to Stewart funeral
Bernard and Harley Stewart received a wire from F AM Watson superintendent of operations for Association Oil company Bakersfield sending money for a floral tribute for their father's funeral held Sunday at Jensen. The Stewart brothers work for the company in Bakersfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Harley Stewart
F. AM. Watson
Thhe Association Oil Company
Bakersfield
Calif
Jensen
Messrs. Stewart
Allan Chev rolett dealer sells eight cars in one week
L H Allan of the Allan Chevrolet Company received eight carloads of five Chevrolet cars Saturday and during the week disposed of four. Mrs Otis Horrocks of Rainbow sold a touring and a sedan to Peter Shaw at Whiterocks roadsters to Walter Corless at the Pack All an coal mine and George Richens of Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Allan
Allan Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet
Wek
Otis Horrocks
Rainbow
Peter Shaw
Whiterocks
Walter Corless
Pack-Allan Coal
George Richens
Vernal
Y M M I A Official Holds Meeting in Vernal
Claude C. Cornwall field secretary of the general board of the Y M M I A. presided at a largely attended meeting in the Vernal First ward chapel Monday evening. Cornwall departed for Salt Lake City Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude C. Cornwall
The
Y. M MI A
Vernal First Ward
Cornwall
Salt Lake City
Deputy Treasurer Chosen for County Office
Martin W Curtis of GlUnesward chosen by County Treasurer Lewis H Moore as deputy to replace resigning Ona Wotley. Curtis is described as a highly respected young man competent for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W Curtis
GlUnesward
Lewis H. Moore
Ona Wotley
Curtis
Funeral Delegation Attends Birch Memorial for Vernal Camp
Marshal H A Miller WilliamS Henderson Lynne Strong William Mott and W M Hicks traveled to Roosevelt Thursday as representatives of the Vernal Camp W O Ww to attend the funeral of Albin Birch a member of the Vernal Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal H. A. Miller
Williams. Henderson
Lynne Strong
William Mott
W M Hicks
Roosevelt
Albin Birch
Winns Return from Oregon Visit Marred by Idaho Crash
Win Winn arrived back from LaGrande Oregon on Thursday night after an extended visit. Winn was injured in an auto accident near American Falls Idaho on the return trip. He left the hospital and pressed on to Price where he stayed until he was strong enough to continue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Winn
LaGrande
Ore
Mr. Winn
American Falls
Idaho
Price
Hislops Headed for Tono Pah Nevada Summer Visit
Mr and Mrs George H Hislop left Wednesday for Tono pah Nevada to spend the summer with their son George and his wife. They were accompanied to Salt Lake City by Mrs J Marion Allen and Mrs A B Thomas. Mrs Allen and BE Laptans are their daughters and Ted Allen drove the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Hislop
Tonopah
Nevada
George
Salt Lake City
J. Marion Allen
A. B Thomas
Airs
Allen
BE Laptans
Ted Allen
Henderson sells frame houses and relocates buyers
Henderson sold two frame dwellings east of the high school to George A. Slaugh and Joseph P. Atwood who live there with Howard Woolley and Frank Siddo. Slaugh also bought the Ashley Bartlett place from Henderson and will move his family there from Davis ward. Siddeway and Woolley will remain living in their current homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
George A. Slaugh
Joseph P. Atwood
Howard Woolley
Frank Siddoway
Slaugh
Ashley Bartlett Place
Davis Ward
Siddeway
Mr Woolley
Easter cards and booklets at the Vernal Express
A fine assortment of Easter cards and Easter Booklets available at the Vernal Express. Also includes Mother Day Booklets and sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vernal Express
Jurors Chosen for April Term of Court
The following jurors were drawn for the April term of the district court which convenes April 13. Jurors report Tuesday morning April 14 to Fort Duchesne Leeton Jensen Whiterocks. Names include William Gillman L H Goodrich John W Welst M K Shaffer Henry Relch J Hatch W M Hicks Joseph I Cook James Coupe Andrew J Vernon Frank Hatch Vernal John J Horrocks Hayden Robert L Cook Joseph I Cook Tridell Louis P Anderle Myton Hugh Snow W F Billings Willam E Chatwin Jensen John T Wilson Lapoint F O Luna berg Ashel C Bingham On ray David R Andrew George Ashton Randlett W H Blake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
William Gillman
L H. Goodrich
John W. Welst
M K Shaffer
Henry Relch
J. Hatch
W. M. Hicks
Joseph I. Cook
James Coupe
Andrew J. Vernon
DP. Herron
Frank Hatch
Vernal
John J. Horrocks
Hayden
Robert L. Cook
Joseph I Cook
Tridell
Louis P Anderle
Myton
Hugh Snow
W. F Billings
Willam E Chatwin
Jensen
John T Wilson
Lapolnt
F O. Lunaberg
Ashel C Bingham
Fort Duchesne
Oliver W Jorgenson
Onray
David R. Andrew
Leeton
George Ashton
Randlett
W. H. Blake
Whiterocks
Piano Studio Opens in Vernal This June
Theora Johnson announces a new piano studio in Vernal starting in June with a three month course offered. Details indicate sessions from the 14th to the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Theora Johnson
Ashtons Return From California Enjoy Winter Roads
W S Ashton and Mrs. Ashton have returned from California where they spent the winter and greatly enjoyed being back home. Mr. Ashton reports the roads in splendid condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S Ashton
Ashton
California
Mr Ashton
Easter Cards End Booklets at The Vernal Express
Easter cards are in short supply as booklets end at The Vernal Express. Readers are urged to visit the shop for remaining assortments before supplies run out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Express
Uintah High Band Concert Pleases Vernal Audience
The Uintah high school concert band presented its first annual concert at the Vernal Second Ward chapel drawing a modest crowd. Director J. H. Prows earned praise for leadership and the ensemble delivered a strong showing with the glee club Agony quartet and LaViva Dramatic club receiving hearty applause. Miss Nial Nelson contributed to the dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Vernal Second Ward
J. H. Prows
Prows
U. H. 8 S. Glee Club
Agony” Quartet
LaViva Dramatic Club
Nial Nelson
Central School Teacher Arthur Manwaring Struck By Pneumonia
Arthur Manwaring, seventh grade teacher at the Central school, is seriously ill with pneumonia after a bout with influenza. As we go to press, his physician reports he is holding his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Manwaring
Central
Olson to Attend Salt Lake City Convention
Superintendent H. S. Olson travels to Salt Lake City for a convention of members from April 2 through 4. He will also attend general conference activities during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Olson
Salt Lake City
Mr. Olson
Sander Leaves For Salt Lake City On Company Business
ZI Sander manager of the Ashley Co op departed Wednesday with President Wallace Calder for Salt Lake City to attend general conference and conduct company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZI. Sander
Ashley Co-op
Wallace Calder
Salt Lake City
Calder trip to Salt Lake City for business and pleasure
Zelph S. Calder left Wednesday morning for Salt Lake City on business and pleasure. Mr. Calder drove the car for his brother Attorney Wallace Calder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelph S. Calder
Salt Lake City
Mr. Calder
Wallace Calder
Vern Shimmin Moves to Sowards Home in East Town
Vern Shimmin, a clerk at the Ver nal post office, relocated Wednesday to the house previously occupied by Patriarch Harmon Sowards in the eastern part of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Shimmin
Vernal
Harmon Sowards
D. C. H. S. Wins U. B. I. C. Loving Cup at Inter- School Contest
At Roosevelt Friday evening Uintah Basin interschool contest between U H S and D C H S awarded the U B I C loving cup to Merle Kirkendall of D C H S for his oration Selling the Uintah Basin. Judges were Mrs Victorian B Christensen D P Murray Claude C Cornwall and others. Cup will bear Kirkendall name and be held by D C H S until 1926 contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
DC H. S
Roosevelt
Uintah School
Martha Lamoreaux
U. Ht. S
O'Donnel
Merle Kirkendall
Uintah Basin
Victorian B. Christensen
D P
Brother Dies in Utah Funeral Planned for Longhurst Kin
E J Longhurst traveled to Woodruff Utah on Wednesday to attend the funeral of his brother William Longhurst 71 who died March 31 of disease incident to old age. A Thursday service was planned if arrival allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J Longhurst
Woodruff
Utah
Willam
Mr. Longhurst
Baptismal Services Slated in Uintah Stake
Baptismal services for Uintah stake will be held Saturday at the Stake tabernacle at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Stake Tabernacle
Land Patent and Oil Permit Records for Vernal Utah Area
A dense list of land actions from the Vernal land office shows patent and oil and gas permit activity. Entries include numerous 160 acre and larger tracts in Uintah and adjacent counties, with claimants such as George Simmons, Margaret Brown, Charles Green, and Clarence Doughtery, plus mineral and agricultural patents and mineral applications across Utah and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hazen
Vernal Land Office
George E. Simmons
Lapoint
Utah
UL St. M
Bruce F. Brown
Boneta
Margaret Brown
U. 8
Charles A. Green
Ouray
Jowett A
Fortie
U.S. M
Clarence A
Doughtery
Salt Lake City
C Baldwin
James A. Stevenson, Jr
E. G. Jensen
Basin Company
R. S. Collett
Ashley
Nebeker
alJi
Uintah
Fred C Hogue
Grand Junction
Calo
John van Houten
Raton
New Mexico
U. S
Alfred N. Johnson
Vernal
Home Missionary Appointments for Uintah Stake
The Uintah stake announces home missionary assignments for Sunday April 12. Names listed include A G Goodrich, William Huoid doway, I Sander Glines, Jans M Shaffer, H S Olsen Jensen John N Davis, Fuller Remington, Ernest Eaton, Harold Lun dell Liberty Joseph Pp, Hacking John L McConkie Maeser Wallace Calder Archia 8 Richardson Naples. Reliief society conference First ward Fred G Bingham Carter Second ward Vernal Seminary Meetings at 2:00 PM in Vernal wards and 12:30 PM in all other wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Stake
Ashley
A. G. Goodrich
Lewis &. Gardiner
Davis
William
Sunday Services at Kingsbury Congregational Church
The Rev. Mr. Rice district manager of Congregational church for Utah Idaho and Wyoming will preach Sunday at 11 o clock at Kingsbury Congregational church. All members and friends are invited. He is here evaluating prospects for a permanent pastor in Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rice
Congregational Church
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Kingsbury Congregational Church
Mr Rice
Vernal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Hugh Stewart
Jansen
Milo Snow
C. J. Neal
Snow
Uintah Railway
Hmacking Allen
Anna Nallle Re
Hislop
Jmn Allen
Sylvanus
Kurprise
Jennie Merkley
Hirthday
the Vogue
Ashley Forest and Gun Club
Carlac Chevrolets
U. H
Second Ward Chapel
Arthur Manwaring BG
U. B. I. C. Loving Cup
Vabue
Hoot Gibson
Elaine Hammerstein
Go-Getters NO
Estelle Taylor and
Kenneth Harlan
Universal News
Edmund Lowe
van Bieber
Wm. Farnum
Man Who
Bill Rogers
Zane Grey
Richard Dix
FOX News
Sigfred Anderson
Joseph Wy Hay
Rock Springs
Wyo
Claud Boyd
Mary Estella Ratliff
Vernal Utah
Ares Acres
Charles A. Johnson
L. M
Joseph P. Hacking
L. A
John
Hacking
the Vernal Express Stationery Department
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