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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1928
Page
6
A distressed narrator pleads for familiar comforts and old fashioned foods. They long for milk, butter, jam, and a simple pie to ease fatigue and crave rest after a harsh day of rough meals and deprivation.
The Utah Public Utilities Commission ordered a uniform freight classification for automobile truck lines with certificates of convenience and necessity. The Traffic Service Bureau prepared the new rules requiring containers for protection, clear markings, prepaid charges, minimum 50 cent shipper minimum, and through-shipment minimums.
Mr and Mrs Lor'n Ross welcomed a baby boy born November 23. Mrs Ross is recovering well in their new home. March 28 welcomed a girl for Mr and Mrs Albert Smith living on Whiterocks Beach. MIA of Tridell held monthly conjeint program at Lapoint with a strong turnout. Many attended Vernal. An opera at Uniah High impressed parents, students and teachers. Principal Harvey Hullinger’s drama The Roy Patriot entertained ward residents, followed by a dance. Mrs Ivan Ross resides with Stephen Ross. the couple plans to settle in the Basin. McNabb from Taln Falls Idaho plans to move his family to Tri Gell, leasing Leon Christensen’s farm. Christensen moves to Lapoint for summer work. Byron Fieldstedt and Tridel visitors were present Sunday. Fred Clegg spoke to Tridell Sunday School children. James Trujillo moved to Mytey. Trujillo property leased by Mr Labrum. Mrs Tewis Swensen of Salt Lake visits daughter Mrs Golden Merkley. Swensen attends funeral.
A fragmented note discusses Lapoint family ties, a newborn grandson of Mr and Mrs Joseph Merkley, and hopes for rail or gravel roads to spur growth. It contrasts rail expansion with auto roads and promotes selling local products, while listing child info sources as motion pictures and newspapers.
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