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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented items describe cattle market rumors and cattle sales. Mentions Dry Dork and twenty head of calves, a sale of dry range cows, consignment plans by W. Darian & Co, and Mrs Mary A Caled’s $75 note. Also notes on funerals, arrivals of baby carriages, and advertisements for clothing and horse gear.
Notice 9 announces a ban on beating of the boo keepers of Uhuteh Counts. The meeting will be held at the Howse Thursday at Sc'clock pom. All bom keepers are to be present by the Donrd. Gronaz Tioryi, Piesutort J FL Warns, bearotary.
A fragmentary letter from William Wor lman of An ward reports two youths traveling with Byron Wolton to Provo City to enroll at Pas ham Young Academy for a missionary course. It mentions a missionary class of about fifty, the gospel mission, and Elder Workman praising the trip.
Fragmented early 20th century advertisement page lists goods and prices. Items mention shoes, clothing, chickens, carpets, and furniture from multiple merchants. Also notes a local society event at the Opera House and Carnival ticket drawing.
A damaged OCR fragment lists items including a firearm related apparatus and paraphernalia such as fightior machinery, cypronty 120 vallons per qinkite, sineh bosr components, and various fuels and gear. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or dates.
A garbled report notes John Foote, sister of Mrs George Tillings, and her two children traveling with the Bishop and his daughter from Provo. The text references Jensen Jest and a Blea correspondent but details are unclear.
Fragmentary report notes the Shady Club mob event at Odd Yellows Hall on April 26 with readings from Poshing and references to Queen Alizabeth Laglal history. It mentions Mrs Camp delivering a chant, Mia Lianne reading anonymous points, a death threat line, and an adjournment planned for June.
Report says a young man from Sub Take county, David Jentsans of Glinceward, was arrested on false pretences and taken to Gili Take City. The piece notes claims of a wagon purchase by Consolidated Imp to cover payments, while alleging the buyer’s name and details are disputed by locals.
Report notes a social event with vendors and cash payments, mentions Mrs. Sarah Weminer and Mrs. Monah Sheets in town for business, and hints at a parcel between Last Tad saloon and Waterho's corner. Mentions Attorney Gable’s brother and a public coast journey by parents.
An unsigned commun reaches the office amid partial information about a person named Austin Glenn. The document hints at a natural event on April 23 and references family members. details are incomplete and unclear.
The two year old Deo Leroy Allred, son of Mrs. Marlette Leroy Allred of Salina, died Sunday morning at Southwest. The child fell ill about five weeks earlier and despite medical aid, worsened. The father arrived before death. funeral was held at Merrill meeting house and burial planned at Vere Nol cemetery.
Public notice announces Colton & Co offering a large stock on sale Monday May 15 at notably reduced prices. The firm states it buys and sells for spot cash and invites customers to view goods and prices with no obligation to purchase.
Notice to stockholders of Biomlée Mian and Johey Co. annual meeting for election of directors and legal transaction approvals. Meeting at LL Johndon and Son Vorunt Utah on Monday May lith, 00. All stockholders urged to attend.
An aged Mrs Alice Blobos Bird wife of Taylor Bird of Mo ward died at her home. She was born in Louisville April 2 2030 and had suffered illness for over three years. Her funeral was held at Millward Cemetery with Bishop Colton and Counsfoy Dav Biogham speaking. She emigrated to America in 1850 joining Mormon emigrants. She married Taylor Bird August 13 1862 and lived in Lincoln County Nevada before moving to this county. She leaves eight children and many grandchildren. The community notes a large turnout at the service. A separate notice lists clothing sales and local farm items, and a report mentions a delicate operation performed on Mrs Ashley Boyd. A sheriff reports horse thefts and a wanted man with a $200 reward.
A garbled report suggests local concerns over flour costs and supply reliability. It notes team power and plans, mentions wheat prices, and hints at price stability debates affecting the valley.
Davis & Co announces a Monday sale on all goods at the Chicago store. The message boasts thousands of wallpaper rolls and a duplicate line to meet demand, claiming stock will be offered at the lowest price amid strong trade.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a lost instrument or promissory note dated September 24 1891 with payment terms of 2100 and 4000 units. Names and parties are garbled but indicate a legal or financial notice requiring witnesses and assignments among multiple parties.
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