Vernal Express Ad Rates and Local Notes
The Vernal Express lists advertising rates effective July 1 1030 including display and classed ads. Local notes mention Elliott Hampton traveling to Salt Lake City and Willcox Academy opening September 7 with staff. Pat Markey returns from Sunnyside Colorado. First Ward Relief Society meets at Mrs Ben Kelly's home Tuesday at 3 pm. Martha McConkie of Calder Confectionery leaves tomorrow for vacation.
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First Ward Relief Society
Ben P Kelly
Martha McConkie
The
Calder Confectionery
Local notes and social visits from town
Carter Jr. arrived home Sunday from Salt Lake. Prof Earl Douglas and slater Miss Nettie Douglas were in town Monday. Miss Margaret Shaffer left for any Lake Tuesday morning on a visit. Wendel Pope was guest of honor at a social at his home Tuesday evening. Stan Ashton and wife left for Salt Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Witbeck are spending the week at theirBrush Creek ranch. First class road work is under way near Moffat by the county grader.
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Earl Douglas
Slater
Nettie Douglas
Margaret Shaffer
Any Lake
Moffat
Wendel Pope
Stan Ashton
Salt Lake
Mrs
William Witbeck
Brush Creek
Mre Conaway
Pueblo
Colorado
Mack
Wm Jarvis
White River
Ute Old Company
Fowler
Watson
Anne Williams
Della Digby
Tibbbets
Chloe Carroll
Jefe
Vernal
Seattle
Mabe
Robb
Mra
Sue Philegar
Fort Duchesne
Kansas
L Hamaker
Amasa Caldwell
Gilsonite Company
C M. Olsen
Rainbow
T J Davian
Ute Oil Company
W. A Banks
Joan Baumgarter
Little Emma
H. Karren
Vera
Lila Carloss
Dr Cruikshank Opens New Office in Uintah Bank Building
Dr. Cruikshank occupies a newly located office in the Uintah Fate Bank building. The move signals a continued professional expansion for the physician as he sets up practice in a prominent city site.
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Dr. Cruikshank
Uintah Fate Bank
Mrs. Nettie Richens Hosts First Ward Relief Society Ladies
Mrs. Nettie Richens entertained at her home with members of the First ward Relief Society on a Tuesday gathering.
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Nettie Richens
First Ward Relief Society
Local Los Angeles man in Vernal on business
E A Ingram of Los Angeles visited Vernal to look after interests in the area. The trip underscores ongoing business connections between California and Utah locales during the period.
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E. A. Ingram
Los Angeles
California
Businessmen Start Colorado Sociability Tour
About fifty local business men began a sociability tour Monday morning, departing for multiple stops across Colorado to meet peers, discuss trade, and foster regional connections.
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Colorado
Virgil A Wyatt Returns Home From Vernal Express Stint
Virgil A Wyatt who has been employed by the Vernal Express for the last month in the news department returned to his home in Salt Lake Monday.
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Virgil A. Wyatt
The
Vernal Express
Salt Lake
Williams Meat Market Cleared by State Inspectors
State deputy inspectors J. P. Nelson and A. W. Bateson visited the city this week to assess sanitation and weights and measures at Williams Meat Market, reporting the establishment reaborted to be in first class condition.
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Williams
J. P. Nelson
A. W. Bateson
Dr H B Rich Returns From Balt Lake Visit With Wife
Dr H B Rich came back from Balt Lake in the latter part of last week accompanied by his wife who had been visiting relatives and friends in different parts of Idaho and Utah for several weeks.
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H. B. Rich
Balt Lake
Idaho
Utah
Ashley Managers Return From East Business Trip
Manager I. Sander and Lyle Fisher returned home from an extended trip in the east where they purchased fall and winter supplies. Mr. Sander reports a very successful journey and promising stock for the upcoming season.
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I. Sander
Ashley Cop
Lyle Fisher
Mr. Sander
Maeser couple hosts dinner for visiting Cumberland family
Mr. and Mrs. John McLean of Maeser entertained a small circle Sunday honoring their son William and his Cumberland Wyoming visitors. The guests included Mr. and Mrs Ed Colton and Mr. and Mrs. Wn Rudge.
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John McLean
Maeser
William
Cumberland
Wyoming
Ed, Colton
Wn. Rudge
Miss Patersons class builds Ashley farm model
A kindergarten training class from Miss Paterson demonstrates a miniature Ashley farm. The model, created for a summer school display, is placed in the window of the Denver and Salt Lake Real Estate office to illustrate newer teaching and training methods in primary work.
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Paterson
Ashley Farm
Denver and
Salt Lake
Vernal Auto Company Orders Road Log Pamphlets
Walter Barnes of the Vernal Auto company ordered another road log pamphlet from this office. The pamphlets are printed for tourists and the company has already distributed about one thousand copies in the past six weeks through our city.
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Walter Barnes
Vernal Auto Company
Cout
Vernal team sociability tour reaches Colorado games
Manager Stevens leads the Vernal Baseball team on a sociability tour through Colorado with games against Steamboat Springs Craig and Meeker. Doc says if they win, Vernal players could hear from Chicago Giants scouts.
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Stevens
Vernal
Colorado
Steamboat Springs
Craig
Meeker
Doc
Chicago
Giants
Lawn party bids farewell to Mrs Corey heading to Arizona
Mrs Lyman Thompson and Mrs B P Kelly hosted a lawn party Saturday evening at Mrs Kellys home as a send off for Mrs B J Corey who left Monday for her future home in Arizona. Guests enjoyed dancing games and music then shared a lunch before bidding Corey God speed on her journey.
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Lyman Thompson
B. P. Kelly
Kelly
B. J. Corey
Arizona
Corey
Mrs Gertrude Rich Hosts Clyde's Sendoff Party
Mrs. Gertrude Rich entertained Monday evening in honor of her son Clyde who left for Watson Tucaday, per a local society note highlighting the family gathering and travel plans.
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Gertrude Rich
Clyde
Watson Tucaday
Ramsey to Stay in Evergreen for Year End
M. Ramsey bids farewell to work commitments and will remain in Evergreen, Colorado, for the rest of the year. The move keeps him near local ties and community connections during the final months.
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M. Ramsey Biveft Bis Woek
Evergreen
Colorado
All church services resume with theme Religion and Poetry
All services of the Congregational church will be resumed on Sunday with morning services focusing on Religion and Poetry. The subject for the morning sermons is Religion and Poetry, inviting parishioners to gather for worship and reflection.
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Congregational Church
Coltharp McCoy and Samuels in Salt Lake on business
W. H. Coltharp Walter McCoy and Edward D. Samuels are spending a few days in Salt Lake this week on business.
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W. H. Coltharp
Walter McCoy
Edward D. Samuels
Salt Lake
Sowards Brothers Headed to Salt Lake for Conference
Harmon Sowards of the Ashley Co-op and Wilbur Sowards, manager of the Acorn, with their brother Harold, departed for Salt Lake Thursday at noon.
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Harmon Sowards
Ashley
Wilbur Sowards
The
Acorn
Harold
Salt Lake
Cox Acceptance Speech Continues Next Week
Due to limited space this week the newspaper carries only part of James M Cox's acceptance speech and notes the remainder will run in the next issue. The article highlights Cox's call for unity and policy goals while promising full coverage upon publication next week.
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James M. Cox
Pageant by First Ward Primary a Great Success
The First ward Primary pageant drew a large crowd and wide acclaim. Officers of the Primary received much credit for organizing the event.
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First Ward
College students return home from Grand Junction
The Missea Laura and Eva White returned Tuesday from Grand Junction Colorado where they have been attending business college during the summer.
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Missea
Laura
Eva White
Grand Junction
Colorado
Business
Evangelin Thomas Returns for Summer Music Work
Evangelin Thomas of Salt Lake is here giving a weeks work in music appreciation in summer school. Miss Thomas' many friends are glad to welcome her back.
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Evangelin Thomas
Salt Lake
Miss Thomas
Baese and Barnes Leave for LA Mechanism Course
Geo Baese and Wm Barnes departed Tuesday for Los Angeles to undertake a one year course in mechanism after enlisting at the local recruiting station.
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Geo. Baese
Wm. Barnes
Los Angeles
Local Produce Comes to Town First Of The Season
Geo Slaught brings a ton of water melons to town on Thursday marking the season’s first shipment. Cantaloupes and tomatoes have been on the market for ten days.
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Geo. Slaught
Vernal Displays Shine in Weeklong Window Tour
Vernal public displays captivate shoppers as Vernal Drug window treatment earns a standout mention this week. Local storefronts show a metropoli tan flair with coordinated displays and seasonal themes, drawing attention to downtown retail.
Local guests arrive from Salt Lake City
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Winder Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bradford and Misa Lois Bradford arrived a Tuesday evening from Salt Lake and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E J Winder.
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Rex Winder
Ross Bradford
Misa Lois Bradford
Salt Lake
E. J. Winder
Engineers tour power sites near Diamond Mountain
L. M. Pharis H. L. Stoner and Ralph Davis engineers of Utah Power and Light inspect potential power sites and plan to visit Diamond Mountain tomorrow.
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L. M. Pharis
H. L. Stoner
Ralph Davis
Utah Power & Light Company
Diamond Mountain
Telegram visitors praise our country during call
W. E. Weaver and W. E. Robinson from the Salt Lake Telegram circulation department visited Ver nal today and made a pleasant call. They expressed delight with the beauty of our country.
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W. E. Weaver
W. E. Robinson
The
Salt Lake Telegram
Mrs Mert Karron Returns Home From Visit
Mrs Mert Karron who has been here the past month returned to her home in Provo Thursday morning. Aunt Cora Johnson accompanied me and will visit in Provo for some time.
Mackey and wife visit Vernal. Unotype operator leaves
W. K. Mackey and his wife from Salt Lake were in Vernal for a day or two this week. Mackey, employed by the Vernal Express as a Unotype operator, failed to satisfy and returned home to Salt Lake on Tuesday.
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W. K. Mackey
Salt Lake
Vernal
Mr. Mackey
The
Vernal Express
Testimonial for Prof H L Reid and Emily Saturday
A testimonial will be given in honor of Prof H L Reid and Emily Saturday evening at eight o'clock at the Uintah academy. All academy students and members of the Alumni High Council and Bishopric of wards are cordially invited.
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H L. Reid
Emily
Uintah Academy
Team sidelined by Steamboat Springs and Craig defeat
Circulating report says our ball team sat out both games with Steamboat Springs and Craig. The Steamboat Springs game ended 17 to 0 and the Craig game 7 to. A full trip report will appear in our next issue.
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Steamboat Springs
Craig
Doposar
Mrs Sainsbury Hosts Thirty Lady Guests At Tea
Mrs R H Sainsbury entertained about thirty ladies at her home on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs L Reid who plans to move to St George. The gathering featured games and music followed by dainty refreshments.
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R. H. Sainsbury
Tridel Boys Visit Club Projects Last Week
The Woolley boys pure bred sheep met approval while the Goodrich boy's garden and sheep showed effective work. Several other good projects were visited and all volunteers reported a nice time and felt well paid for the trip.
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Tridel
Woolley Boys
Goodrich
Man Returns Home After Rain Strands Colton to Myton
John W. Pope, who had been in Salt Lake several days, arrived home Thursday. He said rain began Wednesday morning and continued all day, leaving roads terrible. It took him the whole day to travel from Colton to Myton in a new one ton truck purchased by the Vernal Mill & Light company.
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John W. Pope
Salt Lake
Mr. Pope
Colton
Myton
Mir
Pope
Vernal Mill & Light Company
Descriptive Rural Farms for Sale Near Vernal and Creamery
Auction style listing describes multiple farms: 40 acre near Vernal with water right orchard and fences at 700000 plus machinery. 80 acres near Creamery with water right at 1500? 240 acre stock farm well improved near winter and summer range priced at 1600000 with machinery and crops. 4 room house on 7 acre near school at 2600. additional 4 room house and large lot near school for 2260.00.
Vernal Travel and Local Migrations Highlight Uintah Notes
A roundup of Vernal area residents and visitors mostly traveling to Mack Colorado Rainbow and Watson. Names include W E Witbeck Mrs M Manker E 8 Rice Vaughn Johnson Mrs Elam Mildred Helen Conaway Misses Thelma Evans Helen Converse and Thelma Evans plus many others visiting relatives, working for Gilsonite, or returning home via Uintah Railway and nearby towns.
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E Witbeck
Mack
Tennessee Pass
M Manker
Rice
Colorado
Vaughn Johnson
Dragon
E. J Corey
Vernal
Uintah Railway
Cedar Glade
Arizona
Elam
Mildred
Helen
Watson
Balm
Los Angeles
Calif
Dave Adams
M. W. Cooley
Fort Duchesne
P Ll Nelson
Utah Honey Crop Sets Record in Uintah Basin
Uintah Honey and Commission Association expands to meet demand telegraphing for a thousand 60 pound cans after buying a carload of tin, as state bee inspector T B Terriberry notes Utah will produce the largest honey crop in history. The bumper yield comes amid shortages in other states, promising good prices for Utah producers.
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Uintah
Uintah Honey and Commission Association
Mondey
Uintah Basin
T. B. Terriberry
Utah
Riverdale Republicans select county delegates at preconvention
At the Riverdale precinct ward house the Republicans chose delegates for the county convention: Billings, Dudley, Chew, Rasmussen, Stewart and Cuew. Alternates were Ainge, Joergenson and Fussman. Billings and Dudley served as vice chairman with Chew as secretary. A postmeeting dance followed as Sadie and Nellie Bourdette visited Mrs. Chatwin.
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Riverdale
Ward House
Wwwf Billings
Joseph S Dudley
Mary E Chew
John T Rasmussen
Gerald Stewart
Rene Cuew
Sarah Ainge
Calvin Joergenson
Wilkie Fussman
Billings Joseph Dudley
Sadie
Nellie Bourdette
Atta Chatwin
Overland Car Sales Reported in Local Briefs
Zéiph Caller notes sale of a new Overland Light Four to Harvey Herbert of Watson. Mr Calder returned today from Salt Lake with another new Overland.
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Zéiph
Overland
Harvey Herbert
Watson
Calder
Salt Lake
POUND TRAVELING BAG AD OFFER AT OFFICE
An advertisement invites owners to reclaim a traveling bag left between Moffat and Vernal by visiting the office and paying the ad fee. The notice provides location details and a contact method for claim.
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Moffat
Vernal
Delightfully Entertained by Adelbert Colton and Mrs Samuels
Mrs Adelbert Colton and Mrs CAM Samuels hosted a Thalia club cards afternoon with a good turnout of guests. A delicious lunch was served to attendees including Mrs Pardon Dodds Sr and many others.
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Adelbert Colton
Cam Samuels
Thalia Club
Pardon Dodds, Sr
John H. Reader
Walter McCoy
Ben Kelly
Mike Cook
Mary Johnson
Stan Ashton
Lynne Ashton
E. H. Belcner
Haller Erekson
Noted Frenchman to lecteure at Orpheus Theatre
Lieutenant Henri St. Pierre, an American Army veteran who served throughout World War I, will present an illustrated lecture at the Orpheus Theatre Friday evening August 27. The show includes slides from France Belgium Germany and Luxembourg detailing his overseas experiences from landing in France to departure for New York. The lecture promises a vivid portrayal of the European campaign and is expected to draw a large audience.
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Europe
Orpheus Theatre
Henri St. Pierre
France
Belgium
Germany
Luxembourg
St. Pierre
New York
Congratulations on success of special school election
Earl Thompson writes from Logan Utah Aug 12 praising Uintah voters for passing the special school election and wishing prosperity for local schools He asks to receive the Express at Box 20 Capitol Hill Logan and invites friends to visit during a coming winter stay
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Express
Earl Thompson
Logan
Utah
Uintah
Capitol Hill
Uintah Stock Growers Unite in Protective Association
Salt Lake City Aug 17 The first county west of the Mississippi to organize a stockmen protective association is Uintah The Uintah county Cattle and Horse Growers Protective association will have 200 members at 15 dollars yearly A veterinarian will be employed with reduced member rates for services The hay crop is record sized grain good pasture excellent and cattle excellent as herds are light and beef is coming off the range The association formed after meetings in Jensen Vernal and Fort Duchesne
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Salt Lake City
Mississippi
R. W. Hoggan
Uintah
Uintah County Cattle and Horse Growers’ Protective Association
Jensen, Vernal
Fort Duchesne
Hoggan
Doctor Cruikshank Moves Office to Uintad State Bank
Dr Cruikshank announces removal of his office to the Uintad State Bank building with a notice dated April 2. The brief item states the new location and effective start.
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Cruikshank
Uintad State Bank
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James H. Wallis
Congress
Elliott Hampton
Willcox Academy
Pat Markey
Sunnyside
C $8
Carter, Jr
Fanakor Rice Cooper
Manker-Henderson Realty Company
Vernal, Utah
Uintah Drug CO
Bath
Denver & Salt Lake Real Estate CO
Great Land Bargain Office of
P. QO
John Mason
Vivian Martin
Lloyd
Emily Stevens
Q. W. Griffith
Bennett
Goldwyn Production
Uintah Stock Growers Unite
Rose Orchard
WM. F Hanson
Ford Truck. Co
Leo
Arnold ‘Thomas
Care Cottage
Fiotel
Chas
Blue Bell Mine
Cook & Kempton
L. B. Philpott
Provo
Mate L. Jones
Olney
Gilson Asphaltum Co
Homer D. Ford
High Line
Pokal- Lan
Durochiers
Jensen Road
Vernal and
Ashley Creek
Farm Bureau Office
David Witmer
Second Ward
Chas. Colton
Leslie Thacker
Marle Smith
Lucille
Josephine Hacking
ST. Paul's Church
M. J. Hersey
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