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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
1
Local notices advertise Bullock’s store sales on dishes and galvanzed goods, a theater program by Home Dramatic, and refurbished items from Henderson Meadows. Also listed are clothing, hats, shoes, candy, and laundry services with community notices of funerals, church events, and charity aims in Vernal and nearby towns.
A fragmentary listing mentions a thoroughbred Chester white door ayoor and an 800 pound animal, with Plymouth Rock poultry and cockerels priced around $1.50. It notes parents with quantities and a contact line likely listing Jouy N and Davie.
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at Vernal Opera House on Monday December at 10 o clock. Reports from officers will be submitted and officers for the coming year elected. Also a poll of public notices and orders will be transacted as necessary. On January 2, 1901 at twelve noon a public auction will be held at the Old County Court House Vernal Uintah County Utah for cash with bidding at the front door per county orders.
In a historic Utah County note the probate calendar is described as fully clear for the first time since statehood. The report lists appointed administrators and guardians for Efnis J. Johnson Anole William Thomas and John Siog estates Dr. Margie McNaughton guardianship granted with bonds set, and various estates including James Tarvey John Blekenchnie and others proceeding with agreed distributions.
Victor Oulinga recovers from a manales mud attack and hones his focus on a store date. Stephen Dudley eyes a Colorado trip. A storm misses Jenaen slightly while county precipitation stays modest. John Harper sells ranches across the Silver and Blue Mountain to Snow Bros and Murray as cattle move toward Diamond to Blue Mountain. The buyers’ ranch price remains undisclosed. A large crowd attends a Thanksgiving ball in Ward Dousa with festive pleasure.
The Uintah Creamery directors cite severe milk shortages of about 3000 pounds, forcing alternate-day runs to cut expenses. Butter markets stay high at 20 to 60 pounds per pound, while feeding and management problems persist among farmers. The plant, once a starter, reduced output as 60 acres of land remain idle and most cattle are underfed.
The State v. Moses et al involves a final hearing and argument held in Provo. The case includes a divorce granted on cruelty and neglect grounds, with the defendant awarded custody of the child and weekly support payments ordered to be paid by the plaintiff.
Provo academy mourns the death of President Ernest Partridge, a longtime board member and educator, prompting a funeral closure and reflections on English school harmony. The campus reported a strong student push, a recent literary debate, and a charity drive supported by local merchants. A forthcoming musical event features Prof Muller and the A Grass Land group as part of semester talent showcases.
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