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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1936
Page
4
The Vernal Express, published weekly under William B. Wallis as editor and WANES II as publisher, declares independence in politics and optimism about a bigger and greater Uintah County, with subscription rates listed and March 1909 post office details.
A brief notice from the Utah State Prep Association referencing MAESER COMPRES Pema S47. The readable text emphasizes an association action and a referenced item, with no further details available.
Mrs Priscilla Taylor leaves Park City after a ten day visit at Mr and Mrs Mark Pope. George Dowden family relocate from Maeser to Clyde Match home Vernal. Fires destroy Jodie his aheds corral and hay stack. Merkley family hosts care of hay and grain while relatives visit. Todily family moves into a new home north of Maud Carpenter. McConkle returns from Mt Emmons after UBSO. Petr Dudley leaves after two months visiting family. Mrs Ellis Shade resumes work in Nor Raye. George Gouirs visits Morgen Lee in Vernal, old Ashley Valley resident.
The fourteenth annual UB116 closure marked by a colorful Indian pageant with participation from Uintah Ouray descendants. Sessions covered land use, planning, and economic development in the basin, with leaders detailing rehabilitation and cooperative farming efforts.
Miss Cornelia Peterson, an LDS missionary in Newark, NJ, writes the Vernal Express thanks for the paper. She notes busy weeks with conferences in Palmyra, primaries and street meetings, and praises Vernal missionaries as many serve in Newark. She asks to continue receiving the hometown paper. The piece ends remarking on maple sugar making taught by Indigenous peoples to Canadian pioneers.
Uintah County Utah will begin September 12 1936 a drive to eliminate abandoned horses on the open range. Owners must file with the County Commissioners a description of their horses and brands or marks. The elimination area runs from Bitter Creek into White River down to Green River.
Real estate listing offering 17 acres for 1300 with state highway frontage and potential subdivision profits. Includes 20 acres on Deep Creek for 1050, a four room house with granary and outbuildings, and three business lots in Lapoint at 110 total with half cash. Listed by Ames A Marshall Lapoint Utah.
The route runs from Green River to Willow Creek, Willow Creek to Tull Creek, Hull Creek to the Uinta county line, east along the line to Ditter Creek, then down Bitter Creek to the start. Alva Linten and Arthur Tomlinson will supervise the drive by order of Uintah County Commissioners. County Clerk F. I. Noel. August 13.
Orson B Calder of Vernal Utah, holder of stockraising entry No 045651 for southwest and other fractional sections in Township 1 R24 E Salt Lake Meridian, has filed intention to make final proof. He will prove up Sept 16 1936 before Leon P Christensen Notary Public in Vernal Utah. Witnesses named: Jao Calder John Bennion E W Winder Joseph Winder, all of Vernal Utah. Bruce Thomas, Register. Aug 13 Sept 10
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