Post Office Notice Filed At Vernal Utah
A fragment notes second class matter designation at the Vernal Utah post office under the act of Congress of March.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
8
A fragment notes second class matter designation at the Vernal Utah post office under the act of Congress of March.
Wong Sing, a well known Fort Duchesne merchant, conducted a business deal in Vernal on Saturday, described as a waller transaction.
Clive Sprouse a former Uinish academy student now at the university came over Saturday from Lapoint and shook hands with many schoolmate friends during a reunion event.
Ao P Martin district engineer of the forest department at Ogden conducted an inspection of the Vernal Manila road over the weekend. He traveled Sunday and returned home Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Warren Lockes and daughter Melva of Price formerly of Bennet visited relatives in Vernal on Tuesday. They also attended the U B I C before returning home.
Gordon DeMonley, after a stay with his parents, has gone back to his field of labor in Idaho with the Burroughs Adding Machine company. He is accompanied by attorney and Mrs. Charles DeMonley.
Supervisor A G Nord of the Ashley forest left Sunday for Diamond mountain to direct several days of work on the Vernal Manila road being built with forest road funds.
A. DeMarr Dudley representing Jensen local of the farm bureau attended the Ferular monthly county organization meeting in town on Saturday. His mother Mrs. Andrew Dudley accompanied.
F O Lundberg, president of the Western division, Uintah county farm bureau, and C E Gloag dbrenner of Fort Duchesne attended the Uintah county farm bureau meeting held Saturday at the courthouse.
L. C. Thorne a Vernsl photographer travels to Auburn Nebraska Friday due to Mrs Thorne illness in the family. Miss Elva Griffis will run the shop until his return in about a week.
W. W. Owens, state county agent leader, spent Friday and Saturday in Vernal. Owens came from Logan as advance agent of the extension service of the U A C to check up on the work being done by extension service at the U B J.
District Attorney M B Pope arrived Sunday from Provo for the August term of district court. He and Mrs Pope planned an outing at Trent Creek Park and enjoyed a summer trip to reach the site by auto.
Engineer B. O. Colton of Ouray county attended the farm bureau meeting Saturday and reported on water storage for the Ashley Valley. Colton chairs the county farm bureau irrigation committee.
Miss Ida Thurman of Lehi spent vacation with cousin Mrs Nelson Merkley and returned Monday with Harold Calder. Thurman has taught for 22 years and resumes teaching this fall. It is her first visit to the valley and she was favorably impressed.
L C Endershot of Gusher and Frank Bigelow of Lapoint were overnight visitors in Vernal on Tuesday.
Norval Bascom of Vernal last week purchased a Star touring car from the John Wi Pope garage. The transaction adds to local automotive sales records and highlights the dealership's ongoing inventory.
Dillman from Roosevelt appeared at the county courthouse on Monday to handle legal matters involving Attorigy Bay LC.
Nanice Pope chief operator Uintah Telephone office takes vacation in Ski Lake. Thorn Hatch and Roy Warburton tour cars for four day period this week.
Report notes Aliston suffers intense pain in his left hand due to a severe urine poisoning incident. Witte blamed for the injury, action sought to address the condition and its consequences.
Mr act Wallace Hicks and his children left Thursday for Leh where Mrs Hicks will stay with her parents. Robert Hicks father of Wallace Hicks visited Ver nal atubis eon a home and returned Thursday to Roosevelt.
Joah W. Pope came back Friday from a trip to Salt Lake City and Idaho points, and left Tuesday morning for Provo on business.
J P Mullins of Mullins and Son Lapolat was a business visitor in town Tuesday. William C Marshall and son of the same place, and Mrs J P Hacking with her son Leo, returned Monday from Salt Lake City after a ten day visit there.
Bennett rancher Al Nasmusson arrived in town Monday afternoon to serve as a juror for the August term of court.
Mrs Gnollen Athnson returned from Idaho where she traveled to attend the Rich family reunion held at the Stock Brothers resort in Fish Haven Idaho on Monday.
Vi T Rice of Rice Motor company at Myton was in town Saturday to finalize music arrangements for the U B I C, an event he is in charge of.
Bert Case of Rainbow mines purchased a Star touring car from the John W. Pope garage. They also delivered a Star car to Frank Merrill at Dragon.
Mr and Mrs Don Lewis served as delegates at the American Legion and Auxiliary convention in Brigham City and then departed for a trip to Yellowstone Park.
A. G Nord, supervisor of Ashley forest, reports fire hazards in this section have greatly decreased due to frequent storms across different sections.
William O B Wallis, formerly of Vernal, is spending a few weeks in Uintah Basin before leaving for the East to complete his law studies.
J. T Oldroyd state land commissioner visited Vernal for two days to handle land loan business in the Uintah Basin. He also attended the Uintah Basin Industrial Convention at Fort Duchesne to promote regional development.
D Colton former Vernal mayor now in Salt Lake City arrives Friday awaiting coming to with P C Stringham on business Colton expects to attend at least one day of the U B C event near Vernal according to the report
Mrs Richard Jensen underwent an appendectomy after a several hour illness on Sunday night. She endured a poor night but is reported improving. Mrs Jensen has been in poor health for some time.
William Hoeft a school board member who broke his leg earlier in spring now uses crutches and continues to oversee the Uintah High School construction project despite his injury.
Charles F. Tucker, manager of the Med.Front garage, came back Friday evening from a business and pleasure visit to Colorado and Wyoming. In Craig, Colorado, he attended the initiatory exercises of the IL GO OF lodge as a four delegate from Vernal lodge.
Sawards arrived home Sunday from Arizona and California where he traveled for health reasons. He recently underwent a nasal operation in Salt Lake City and has shown great improvement. Harold Sawards of Provo, formerly of Vernal, accompanied his uncle and also improved in health.
On Sunday Charles Hale and William Workman drove an automobile from Manila Daggett County. They came back after a loss of apples and returned on Monday. This is the first known instance of a car being driven over this route with much of the way on good roads but some difficulty in rough places.
William Van Devanter, garage owner and apartment operator in Delta, suffered a slight stroke and fasted for thirty days. The fast reportedly improved his condition and he now has near full control of movement.
A large crowd gathered at the Orpheus hall Tuesday evening to honor Sam Woolley as he leaves for Salt Lake City then Holland mission work. Pearl Saverine and Norton’s son were granted a marriage license August 7 by Nora Gillman and plan a Salt Lake City temple wedding.
Miss Iona Woolley of Vernal receives a high school certificate from the state board of education valid through June 30 1930. Woolley is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Woolley.
Miss Mable Turner of Turnerville Wyoming and John W. Hardman of Myton Utah went to Vernal on August 8 and received a marriage license while being officiated by Justice Charles Carter.
Judge George 8 Parker of the Fourth district J William Robinson J Robert Robinson both of Provo Dr R Garn Clark of the Provo clinic and Dr Henry Ralle of Salt Lake clinics with Leo Calder of Vernal spent a week fishing in the Uintah mountains returning to Vernal Friday and others home Sunday. They praised the scenery.
Mrs James H. Wallis of Salt Lake City is visiting with her daughter Mrs George H. Harrison. Wallis is accompanied by her daughter Thelma during the stay.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. McNaughtan returned from Salt Lake City and other outside points where they spent the last two weeks visiting. Mr. McNaughtan is principal of the Naples school.
Salt Lake City resident Leo Bird promotes the Automobile Club of Utah in Vernal this week to recruit new members and share club information.
Attorney J. T. McConnell returned Friday from Colorado and Wyoming after visits to Craig Colorado and Baggs and Dixon Wyoming. He said sage chickens were plentiful during the trip and noted a new oil well at Craig delivering 120 barrels an hour.
A small blaze broke out Saturday afternoon at Darrell Johnsons home in Ashley ward. The roof fire was quickly extinguished before firefighters arrived, but delays due to miscommunication between central telephone station and the city marshal's office hindered initial response. A clearer signaling system is urged to reduce costly delays in fires.
Salt Lake City officials will require nonresidents to pay tuition to attend a senior high school. Nonlocals must pay 60 dollars per semester or 100 dollars for the school seat. The board, urged by Superintendent G N Child, aims to cover the extra cost of city schooling.
Alfalfa seed production dominates Uintah Basin farming but faces losses from weeds pests drainage issues and water storage gaps. The irrigation congress at the U B I C will discuss drainage of water logged lands and water storage for shallow soils, with instructors and farmers urged to attend.
The foundation for the engine room is finished with the boiler set and plumbing underway. The new heating plant will heat the tabernacle quickly and maintain comfort. Total improvements run about 1500 dollars and several classrooms will be added.
Vernal second class scouts led by Ellis Merkley and Barth Shaffer embarked on a six day trek through the mountains. They traveled Dry Fork to Whiterocks headwaters with 26 horses and camped first at Harper lake. Stops included Twin Lakes Lake Shore and Paradise park with fishing along the way. Participants included Grant Calder Ralph Alexander Aird Merkley Charles Henderson Lyle Carpenter George Abplanalp and others.
Professor E A Jacobsen, former Uintah academy principal and now South Summit district superintendent, spent Monday and Tuesday meeting former students and friends. He visited the U B I CG at Fort Duchesne, marking his first chance to attend a major convention.
Only routine matters were handled at the Uintah school board meeting. A special meeting was called for Saturday August 15 to consider plans for the new school year and to hear from the new Uintah High School principal Robert Pixton.
John F. Babcock, who came to Vernal from Colorado in 1905 to stake a homestead on South Myton Hench, was buried in Myton after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church. He died at his son Lionel’s home. his wife and daughter were away in California. He was among the first homesteaders on the Reservation.
A A Hardy, assistant Ashley, was sent to Idaho to supervise a fire crew in the Cascade area of Payette National Forest. He is expected to remain on site until the end of September before release.
The article recalls the 1924 First Annual Frontier Roundup in Salt Lake City where cowgirls showcased riding feats challenging cowboys. A Second Annual Frontier Roundup is planned for August 19 to 22 at the Utah State Fair Grounds.
A load of 10 by 22 inch by 20 foot timbers and a timber trailer of similar dimension at 16 feet were delivered Monday by Fred Feltch from Brush Creek mountain for Vernal Auto Co. It weighs about 21,000 pounds and contains 6000 board feet. His son Fred Jr. was the teamster. Another large load arrived Tuesday.
Last week inspector George Searl checked Vernal market stalls for weights and measures. He found Vernal market meats and groceries had a clean list of health with all three scales marked O.
Home missionary assignments list for Sunday August 16 include Ash ley F G Brogham Kari Good rich Davis C A Hardy J H Bodily Glines J L McConkie Fuller Remington Jensen Don B Colton L H Moore Lapoint Wallace Calder Charles H Col ton Liberty Pontha Calder T J Caldwell Maeser A S Richardson H S Sowards Naples Joseph P Hacking Juan Batty Vernal Flrat AG Goodrich Cecil Billings Vernal Second Alg in DC Weeks Stella Richards wards at 12 30 pm Lapoint Jensen Ashley Liberty others at 7 30 pm
A notable display by the New Price Bakery drew many visitors at the U B I C event. Manager Mr George Georgicle earned praise for presenting a generous selection of pastries and breads, described as a credit to the occasion and well received by attendees.
Classified notice offers a rental with a phone contact Black at 715. The listing is terse with a 33-2t date tag indicating a temporary ad.
Travel offer cites a $10.26 round trip via the Denver and Rio Grande Western line with tickets on sale August 15 to 20 and final return deadline August 24. Rio Grande agents at Price are the contact point.
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