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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1896
Page
4
Local notes report several births with families: Mr. and Mrs. Geo Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson welcomed boys. Arbor Day urged for tree planting. Vernal news covers a new ferry boat build by Geo Johnson, population reflections, and a possible copper discovery on Diamond Mountain.
Billy Ttaya opens a tin shop in Neileon's blacksmith shop on West Uintah Avenue offering tin work and boiler repairs at reasonable prices. Terms: half cash, customer urged to come and see.
The article notes a heavy rain Monday night aiding farmers and valley residents. It mentions D. Blanset of Deep Creek bound over for peace, witnesses Tracy and A. R. Strang, and Johnson fugitive last week after Mrs. Mary Wilkins’ arrival planned Sunday night. Also reports Fort Duchesne court martial verdicts, troop drills, a baseball opener, and local discipline incidents.
The Vernal school will reopen Friday with Hazel Kirk slated to appear on stage in a new production by The New Dramatic Co. After six months of hard work, the company hopes for a successful showing and invites all to attend if they did well in the last production.
To the Public. Any one desiring the services of the Clydesdale stallion Scotty and the Morgan horse George will find them at Dan Price's in Millward. Prices for Scotty 8 dollars for one or two for 10. Prices for George 5 dollars.
A Medical Press discussion urges strict barber sanitation to prevent contagion. It recommends sterilizing instruments by heat, ensuring razors withstand heat, not reuse tools without sterilizing, and using a fresh lather pot for each shave. It warns that without these precautions infectious skin diseases can pass between customers.
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