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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1930
Page
2
The piece urges residents to spruce up Ver nal by cleaning highway entrances and replacing or removing roadside signs and dilapidated structures. It links curb appeal to business vitality and community image, calling for public pressure on authorities and sign owners to act.
Leota Mir and Mrs Bert Hovey hosted a Sunday birthday dinner at their home honoring Mrs Hovey. Attendees included immediate family and guests from the centennial Salt Lake City conference such as Bishop Lester E Eklund Oscar Jensen and groups including Mr and Mrs Walter A Studdard and son John, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wall, Misa Orme Burns, Mr and Mrs I Calvin Jorgensen, Mr and Mrs E D Lewis and daughter Denna, Mrs Amy O Jenks and Helen Cooper.
A revised definition likens a pancake to non skid tread and defines a parking space as where you leave your car to address minor fender dents. It notes poise as the skill to appear unconcerned while assembling change Walter brings back.
In a busy week residents report spring fever while weather turns mild then cool. Karl Collier plans to rent Cheli Hall for summer as families prepare for farm work and sheep shearing. Several community members deal with illness, travel to Salt Lake City, and mine layoffs while others assist sick relatives and attend local events.
State wide snow surveys in California assess expected runoff from April through August. Tom Faison of El Dorado Ark won a bet but died after attempting to drink a quart of whisky and then walk two blocks. Wind is described as a major vegetation killer in Iceland.
A farewell party was hosted at Mrs Blake Caldwell's home last Saturday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments, and Rainbow women presented a suk bedspread to Mrs Caldwell. She and her children left Sunday for Vernal to establish a new home.
A Logan advertising contest prize is recalled with a humorous rejected slogan about not using their soap unless for perfume. The anecdote highlights a playful misstep where the candidate urged not to use the soap and instead use the perfume.
An ad proclaims Tanlac relieves rheumatism and general rundown conditions. It claims rapid relief for pains from stomach and bowel troubles, neuritis, headaches, sleeplessness, and constipation, with testimonials of improved digestion and kidney function after a few weeks. It urges trying a bottle from a local druggist with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
Bureau of Home Economics tests in the U S Department of Agriculture repeatedly fed guinea pigs with green tea infusion to check tannin effects. Results show none of three tea samples contains an appreciable amount of vitamin C, contradicting distributor claims.
The question asks what Joseph’s father would have after saving one dollar weekly for four weeks. The answer items list a phonograph, a new suit, a refrigerator, and a set of furniture.
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