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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1901
Page
3
Local ads describe store openings and cheap prices across Vernal area. Law partner Donnell opens office, Wesly Taylor and family noted at Dyer mine, many goods offered at low prices from harnesses to dress goods. Community events include a grand dress ball with numerous named attendees and a photos of local social scene.
A note seeks a summer or longer rental via John Winn in Union Ward. The fragment implies interest in a groves or lensal property but text is unclear.
Plymouth Rocks offered by Trov Barrad described as high quality stock. Merkley set price at 2100 per set with a focus on breeding performance and egg production.
Advertisement notes wallpaper orders via A Barnden at Warnal Picture House offering wall coverings at six cents a roll and up with borders priced the same.
A mixed lot of birds for sale in Vernal Utah includes White Aah and Box Didar 10 to 1562, Turorovaroisa Eaga White and Garrod Plymouth Rocks and Brown Leghorn Typest. Contact John Davis for details.
Local listing notes tomatoes at $100 per package with two packages, plus items including horse shoes and bolts offered at 25 percent below other sellers. The advertisement emphasizes wholesale style discounts and urges comparison with competitors. Named entity Mense Bros appears as the seller.
Fragmentary ad copy praises experience over hesitation and offers guidance for choosing painting options. It hints at interior decorating services including signs, decorative joints, rip and paper hanging aimed to help customers decide and benefit from ideas.
Trade list shows breakfast foods and household goods with prices. Items include bacon cereals syrup pancake mix and textiles like sheeting and ribbon in small quantities. The page lists unit prices and product names with minimal context.
Jobo Pope and Son urges customers to follow President Canoos in improving health. Matton seeks items at Vernal Meat Market while Evans offers boots and feather bolts. Chicago Store advertises great bargains as Spring arrives. Peter Hanson learns of his father’s death and heads toward the capital. Vernal farm implements sold at 20 percent below cost. A Lowe Co shoe drummers and Salt Lake visitors featured. N J Vincelette promotes 30 day sale on all items regardless of cost.
Regional shop notices advertise rubber, cattle, and hardware deals from St Veltman Mena and Vernal stores. Specials include cheap candy at Vernal Kandy Kitchen, fresh produce at D Browns Ashley Canyon, meats at Vernal Meat Market, plows and seeders, and low priced clothing and shoes at Chicago Store and Lows Co. Window shades and lace curtains from E W Davin & Co.
An old time advertisement proclaims Beers store offers all items at cost with Davie & Co and Henderson & Murrow promoting a wide range of spring goods and stock. The message touts low prices on canned goods groceries and home goods inviting customers to compare and shop.
Last Wednesday April 3rd marked President Snow's 87th birthday with a visit to Hendarton & Meadows for gents fancy slurta. Davis & Co advertise a full line of bogey whips black whips and lashes and invite customers to view wallpaper patterns and 6600 rails of stock before buying.
Trustees of school district No. 10 Uintah County Utah will sell to the highest bidder on April 29 101, bonds of the district in 500 denominations payable fifteen years from issue redeemable after five years with five percent interest. Purchases close April 29 1901 at the district schoolhouse by 4 PM. Bids must be in writing scaled and accompanied by a certified check for 75 by order of the board Joab Collier Clerk Vernal Utah
Notices state sealed proposals from county residents to Uintah County School District No 10 for excavation lime sand brick work plastering carpentry and lathing at the district school house Vernal Utah. Bids opened May day 2001 at 2 pm. work completed by October 1 191. Bond required double contract amount. board reserves right to reject bids. Joab Collier Clerk.
A long fragmentary ad style note describes The Portraits of Generals and Presidents with biographical sketches by General Charles H Grosvenor, praising the book’s illustrations, historical figures, and value. It mentions Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, McKinley, and others, with price notes and availability through The Continental Press and local dealers.
A busy scene at the Cyopis premises features numerous tents and a strong display this week as preparations and demonstrations draw in visitors and potential buyers.
Notice is given that March 25 1901 meeting of the board of Ashley Central Irrigation Co Vernal Utah declared no assessment on capital stock of 360 per share 125 to be paid in labor between April 15 and April 10 1901 and 226 10 cash payable to treasurer Geo A Slaugh by July 10 1901 5000 feet of lumber to be received by April 14 1901 700 feet 2x10 14 ft 300 feet 2x4 12 16 ft and balance lumber 16 ft to be delivered for assessment payment Delinquency on July 15 1901 causes sale by public auction August 16 1901 at 11 oclock at the county court front door to cover assessments and advertising costs James Shaffer Pross Herbert Tyzack Sec
Mumbled note reports a scuffle near Bullock's groceries in town. A caller mentions harness fixings and seeks attention from LT and others regarding a date in the scene.
Assessment of share value levied on capital stock at Ashley Utah, meeting held in Vernal March 16 1901. Payment to treasurer Atark Batty before April Wth. Delinquent stocks advertised for sale April 30 1901. Final sale June 10 1901 at Glives ward school. Costs of advertising and sale payable. Work begins April 1 at Johnsone farm. Tools listed.
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