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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
3
A cluttered collection of notices from Vernal shops lists tents, harnesses, shoes, sewing machines, wall paper, trunks, and furniture. Ads promote bargains at Adams, Burton, Vernal Harness Shop, Ashley Co op, Woodard, and the Desert Tarmer, plus dairy, drugstore, and hotel offerings, a stray yearling steer, and a hospital reopening with phone contact.
Local notes report visits to Salt Lake City, Pittsburgh and California, with sermons, new water system in Yampa, and Vernal search for gymnasium. Real estate activity includes 360 prospective buyers, land and home sales, and acquisitions by Dr Martin, EW Lloyd, and D O Mackay as Uintah Realty notes.
Fort Duchesne report notes a close Fort Duchesne base ball game against Indian Beach. Vernal Gun Club remembers Owl Club. Post mistress Mrs Would have left for Glenwood Springs to view her mother. JP Trudy completed Fort census. Captain C. G. Hall, Mrs Hall and Lt Warren traveled to Vernal on business.
Advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a quick safe cure with no after effects. Mentions Vernal Drug Company and Woodard's hardware offering wire doors and window screens. Notices that accounts to the Vernal Imported Horse Association due by May 1, 1910 will be turned over to an attorney for collection.
Mr Henry Poster and family visited from out of town while Gus Emert from Jonsen store conducted business. Miss Dora Murdock stayed with Ming Almeda Ferry. Water floods the street in the valley and prompts calls for road supervisors and water masters to act.
Theodore News reports Thomas Rhoads of Stockmore has gone to Washington to secure a patent for a hay baler. Rhoads believes he has a promising invention as a key local interest follows farm improvements and community notices. The piece also notes various local events and social updates from the area.
Last Saturday Naples held two funerals. The infant son of Mrs Millie Cook was buried at ten. The remains of Mary A. Slaugh were laid to rest at two. She was born June 5 1871 in Cache Valley Utah and moved to Naples in 1878. She married John J. Slaugh in 1886 and left nine children. Speakers Joseph M Gardiner and Don B Colton offered condolences. The casket rested at Versnal Cemetery with friends paying respects. Naples Nuggets notes Jensen trip for Hyrum Larnon funeral and a Sunday School program next Saturday. Wizard Williams bought a Hambletonian horse from Colorado.
Fragmented OCR text describes theft and a plan related to school materials in Uintah County. Mentions Dr Ttullinger and Abraham Tincomn and a collection of photos and writings. Context unclear due to transcription errors. no clear events or dates.
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