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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1900
Page
2
A garbled discussion warns that choir platforms must be built on interlocked solid peers. The text suggests those in the choir who were suddenly dropped will demand stricter future safety, and notes risks if children or others were ever fed under a platform, fearing serious outcomes.
A meeting in the city hall last night arranged for a committee structure to organize a communal event at the courthouse. John G. Davis Wy Day Johnson Ward Ji Pack and Peter Hanson were chosen to lead general supervision and to recruit additional committees, set budget, and prepare for the program.
Fragmented OCR text shows names, local figures, and scattered notes from a town page. Mentions Chan Crouse acting as administrator for Matt Rash estate. References to road funding between Cheyenne and Ogden, Indian reservations, and local incidents. A mix of reports, editorials, and notices with unclear relations and many garbled terms.
Fragmentary text mentions bets, possessions, and a planned visit to Vertad Jundse with August 27. It references groups, releases from a church, and various names like Pusk Shaaid Wallhen Croce, Gert eratho, and Padrac 1 Myxico, but lacks coherent events or context.
A sworn complaint by Peter Nielson and others leads to arrests after a disturbance near a ranch. Preliminary hearing set for next Monday. A lengthy account details property, vehicles, and market actions tied to St Joseph and nearby cities.
A garbled tribute praises Newbro Herpicide for relief of scalp trouble and thinning hair. The writer expresses gratitude for the product’s effect on comfort and appearance, noting the benefit received and long-term satisfaction with the remedy.
Fragmented OCR text reports a chaotic mix of events including a county convention, party primary results, local ward meetings, and religious gatherings. Mentions of David Arenca, Willyam Gilson, and Rodney Merrill appear alongside scattered references to places like Brooklyn New York and Dry Lark. Also hints at mining actions near Colorado and a wildlife incident with trout.
Chiagles 8 Carter and wife report on livestock trades from the reservation. My Carter recently traveled to Kansas City with numerous wethers sold at 125 dollars per head. Winter range is good and prospects for the shop sheep now in care are bright. Deputy Sheriff Dye oversees the shedding stock and plans to move them to the reveiyalion soon.
A fragmentary report recalls a band event Saturday evening with caps and torches. The scene centers on a group named Wise and a performer named Jai Basins, with unfinished notes about a house visit and a post performance reception.
A jumble of storefront pitches in Vernal markets reports new jewelry, groceries, wagons, apples, and millinery. Vendors trumpet Schattler wagons, Geo A Love Co stocks, Yarne ll bicycle repair, and a fall millinery stock from Ida Precco as shoppers are urged to prepare for autumn.
A grand ball at the Opera House honored Mido Young and Leslie Atwood who depart for New Zealand. The evening featured a musical program including Duet Ho that Never Sleepeth performed by Mrs Mina Pack and Lathara Loung and The Toly City by Albert Loung. George Adams and Mrs Hethara Loung performed She Solther's Dioim. George Pach played The Palms. refreshments followed as a large assembly enjoyed the event. Proceeds will be given to the two young men.
George Q Cannon and Sons have sold their printing and book binding establishment to the Deseret News company. A cautious note mentions a single bandied and flitty head of sleep for aula. Dequire at tins of fice.
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