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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1931

Page

8

Local residents make cross town visits and family health notes

New and Mrs J McClain of Mack Colorado stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Homer D Ford. They drove to Vernal and back on Monday while en route to Mack. Reed Bodily also traveled to Vernal then Salt Lake with Joseph Bodily of Vernal. Paul Britton learned of his mother's critical condition in Grand Junction and left for her bedside. Alerts were raised at ten when a fire alarum touched off in Warren L Birling's coal house. Homer D Ford and O L Jacobson returned from Denver after Ford attended his mother who was seriously ill but slowly improving.

New J . McClain Mack Colorado Homer D Ford Reed Bodily Salt Lake Joseph Bodily Paul Britton Grand Junction Warren L. ‘Biling Merrels O L. Jacobson Denver Ford Bii Allan Vernal Ody Iiss Edna Hatch Mf Allan Warren L. Birling Ford Wall of Jenses Triday Harold Morrell Patterson Rangely Shearing Association Meeker J Neal First State Bank of J Monthan Don Hill Pat Henderson Park Strand Fred A Nichols Utah Brown Dewey, Gould Company Boston Mass Rangely Stores Company Ed Coltharp John Coltharp Ventura California Coltharp Irs Coltharp Rangely Arkansas Fruita Sidayw Fred Mobley Meek Robert Hahn John Purdy Mester John Hudson Yerral Utah Col Roy White Idaho White Wcharles Smith Charles Hill, Jr Grover Bowman Walter Doulas Creek Bart Owens Owen Owen Livistock Company N Tanch Douglas Creek Russell Kushman Kemmerer Wyoming Howard Joy Meeker Colorado Joy Ralph Alfred Ava John Hudson Alfred Cotorio J Crowder Pierce City Rio Rifle Colorado Pleeanca Rangel Craig Colorado Craig-Verna T W Hossack Jr. Gourley Ray Ziegle Emmet Henry Ziegle Tre Childs Wm. Trizzell Trizzell Montgomery Uintah Railway Dragon Utah John Wesley Nation Poe West J & Gourley Irs Owens M Mallery Ouray Colorado Owen Ivestock N— Ranch Hahn Roberts-Olsen Shearing Company Alden Olsen Salt Lake City Fred A Nichels CG Calvert Olisen Olsen Lhe

Rangely area notes wool trade and community events

Rangely residents and visitors gather for wool sales and plant work as J Neal of Meeker and other officials visit. workers repair plants, roads improve, and the Rangely shearing association prepares for a 45,000 sheep run with 30 workers.

Sheep Shearing Association Rifle Craig Colorado Lars John Coltharp Mra Coltharp Hss Paul Jensen Meeker Harris Glanwood Springs Steve Brelos Antone Alcheleg Price Utah George Marcussen Rangely John T Rasmussen Vernal Gsah John Vaos Angelo Poales Willard Rasmussen Mir Rasmussen Rangel

What Comes Next in Agriculture in the Basin

Uintah basin farmers face aging alfalfa stands and declining yields. Rotation, soil improvement, and alternative crops like beans corn red clover and alsike clover offer renewal. Improved transport and lower land values widen cash crop options and seed potential for alfalfa substitute plants.

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Egyptian Curse Believed By Irish on Pharaoh Tombs

The article notes broad belief in Ireland that the tomb of the Kings of Feyot must remain untouched and tells of tales about disturbing graves even among the poorest. It mentions a US visitor to Ireland facing difficulty obtaining permission to improve a drained cemetery and local customs about reburial.

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Telegraphed wedding fright shocks young woman

A clergyman sent a telegram to a young woman on her wedding day that altered its message with a missing digit, changing a Bible quote to suggest she had an husband when she did not. The Telegraph confirms the operator omitted a letter or numeral, causing distress during the inquiry.

Hove John Consciounesa Telemph Office London

Untitled Rural Quip Speech Sparks Wisecrack

Fragmentary dialect sketch shows Uncle Fhep offering a nutty counsel about racing and horses. The garbled text hints at rural humor and a character named Uncle Fhep delivering a rustic proverb.

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Ed Colton Frank Colton Wr. Witveck Herman Cole W .H. Coltharp Owensbank Shearing Douglascree Edna Moore White River City Meeker Ty Rangely Mia Hahn Colorado Harp Brothers Colorad Cela Kelly Merc. Co Jensen, Utah Ueele Uncle Fhep Great Northern J. G Peppard Seed CO Roosevelt
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