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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
4
Mrs Karl Freeman entertained twenty guests at the Mars Pope residence on Tuesday afternoon for Navar Freeman’s tenth birthday. The attendees enjoyed games and refreshments including cake as Navar received gifts from her young friends.
Miss Jennie Harking and Miss Ellen Long acted as hostesses Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Blanking A geal for a candy pull attended by all present.
William and Agnes Schaefermeyer hosted a large outdoor party at their parents home Friday night. Guests enjoyed games on the lawn lit by a bonfire and roasted marshmallows at improvised benches around the toy fire. Several attendees later paid respects at Sid Doways grave and swam in the pond, then gathered for a supper cooked over the bonfire.
Mrs C J Neal entertained a number of children last week in honor of her niece Hetty Lou Gilbert on her sixth birthday. The party featured games on the shady lawn and refreshments. Hetty Lou received many gifts from her little friends.
The Sunday school class of Mrs Jona Woolley in the Vernal Second ward spent Thursday afternoon at Siddoway grove. Swimming and games topped the entertainment with weenies and marshmallows roasted over a bonfire.
Mr and Mrs Widan Watking and their three children visited relatives and friends in Vernal on Saturday. Watking, a former Vernal man, owns a large orchard on the Bench and practices law. They left Wednesday for Fort Duchesne to spend a couple of days at the UBC before returning home.
The 12th annual National Ram Fair under the National Woolgrowers Association will be held at Salt Lake Union Stock Yards August 29 30 and 31. It is the world’s leading sheep show and sale with more than 3000 top sheep offered for sale. Breeders from across America and several foreign countries attend, providing buyers a chance to improve flocks. The event offers educational advantages and urges attendance even if not purchasing.
The article explains higher irrigation valley seed pea production for canning grades. It describes contracts between canning firms and farmers, seed delivery, field inspection, threshing, cleaning, grading, and the paid seed loan return. It notes specialized staff and equipment needed for quality seed and invites further information from Mr Booje at the provided address.
The August 7 Sunday evening joint meeting at the Vernal Ward chapel features vocal solos by Nathan Whetten Miss Margaratt Neal Miss Fya Hatch and Elizabeth Ilgram, with talk by Jamey WO Wallis and an instrumental muge by Geny Branks & Co.
Kath leen Norris inspired drama directed by J Leo Meehan stars Delle Bennett as Burpissa with a modern American family setting. The Vogue theatre shows Mother Tuesday Aug with Mr and Mrs F J Surt and daughter Fiancey returning from Amarillo Texas after a business trip.
The state fish and game commissioner announced open season on sage hens upland grouse and pheasants for ten days starting around September 1 or 4. Quail season may run until November in many areas with limits of two male birds daily. pheasants likely limited to few counties with short seasons to protect growing populations.
Uintah county officials led by County Commissioners Adele Tyzack and Witeon Murray along with the County Clerk traveled to Salt Lake City to intercede against a proposed statewide tax hike. Their efforts are praised for shielding Uintah taxpayers from an unjust autumn burden and ensuring local government accountability.
The fragment notes reading about Lewis and courtesy themes. It appears to be a partial, unclear OCR snippet with limited identifiable details or context.
The text appears garbled with references to psychologists and resisting a sales pitch. It mentions a scent and a lack of Jill, but the overall meaning is unclear and partially unreadable. No concrete events or clear entities are present to summarize.
A burglar is alleged to have stolen a micro scope and a guitar amid a residential break in. Police investigation continues as officers review nearby security footage and gather witness statements.
A quirky comment imagines hay, ly balloor trousers leaping on a table and yelling if a moose shows up. The whimsical line blends odd clothing and an unlikely animal intrusion for humorous effect.
A father who reads fairy tales to his children may be covering more ground than he realizes, as suggested by a reflective remark on parenting and storytelling.
A famed botanist asserts that species have steered the world’s path. The discussion centers on shifts in ecosystems and the implications for future exploration and discovery. The piece questions how these changes affect scientists and policy makers.
A father waits to learn how much each family member paid for his birthday present, discovering the total cost only after the month ends.
The attorney general's choice not to sue a publisher leaves courts to handle the ordinary run of business.
The fragment uses metaphorical language about leaving a fenathera feeling and compares it to a twelve course dinner with gravy on the bill of fare. It presents a sensory dinner scene without concrete events or identifiable subjects.
A Hartford professor challenges the view that the great liar in the insect air is common. instead he identifies the bumble bee as the primary example. The claim reframes widely held assumptions about insects and their role in air phenomena.
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions a New Haven professor and a busy scene with many people present. The text hints at a discussion or activity but offers no clear event, date, or names to confirm specifics.
A twelve year old is charged after a riot in a western city. Officials consider arming prisons with seen cans and sandboxes to improve safety and safety measures pending further review.
The fragment questions the feasibility of certain statements about the Italian monarchy. It critiques tense usage and requests identification of the present king, noting confusion in wording. The text appears as a garbled OCR snippet lacking clear narrative structure.
An effort to form a Lions club in Vernal took shape at the end of the first week with Ernst E J Soderberg, the state organizer, visiting from Salt Lake City to help organize the local chapter.
Range growers and others interested in range problems are invited to attend the third field day at the Great Basin Experiment Station near Ephraim on August 14 and 17. The US Forest Service has conducted thirteen years of range improvement work including grazing, reseeding, and watershed protection. Forester C L Forsting urges attendees to carpool, depart Ephraim by 3:30 AM on the 16th, with an evening program and a next day field trip, and asks visitors to contact him in Ephraim to arrange accommodations.
Statewide rodent and predatory animal control reports show Uintah County as the largest cooperative project for the year ending June 30. Total expenditures reach about $61,894 with 44,960 acres treated and grain usage of 13,005 pounds, yielding significant savings and widespread activity in Daggett San Juan and Carbon counties among others.
Mr and Mrs J N Davis hosted about four Republican workers at their home Monday evening honoring Carl S Marcussen of Price Republican state chairman Mira Jesse J Cannon of Salt Lake City vice president state organization of women Republican workers Will Stewart of Salt Lake City organization and Seth Pixton state bank commissioner Attorney Charles DeMolly acted as chairman. Congressman Colton Commissioner Pixton Mrs John N Davis Mrs Stewart Mrs Cannon and Chairman Marcussen spoke. Tea cream cake and punch were served in a social home setting.
Mr Soderberg delays plans after rodeo Bankers convention UW BFC and Creen Tivert delegates hinder meeting with local businessmen. He interviews several representatives then decides to cover Idaho club organization points and plans to return before month end.
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