Mickie Says One Advantage of Advertising
A brief opinion argues that a young business man can build up good business with persistent effort and backing. The piece suggests advertising as a key asset and notes a competitor won by years of service.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
8
A brief opinion argues that a young business man can build up good business with persistent effort and backing. The piece suggests advertising as a key asset and notes a competitor won by years of service.
Advertising notices seek space in Xinapa by Deputy Sheriff Koontz in Vernal on Monday from Fort Duchang for business. Allred of Roosevelt arrives Tuesday for business. Call to view Nina earda samples and select before it is too late.
Joseph Campbell left Monday morning via Price to travel to New Mexico where he has secured employment for several months.
Local merchants highlight Christmas bargains and gift ideas as they advertise seasonal specials. Shoppers are urged to visit stores and compare prices for popular items.
William C Marshall of Lapoint visited Vaernal on business Tuesday and made his way toward the courthouse, joining others in the civic district.
Frank G Steinaker guardian of Frank R Steinaker gives notice he will make final five year homestead proof before Register Albert Halen of the Vernal Land Office.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fuller of Roosevelt visited Mr and Mrs Irvin Eaton during the Thanksgiving holidays. They returned home Monday. Fuller and Eaton are brothers and sisters.
The Vernal Commercial Club launches a December membership drive with a reduced initiation fee of 3 dollars and expects a large influx of new members joining during the month.
Leonard Slaugh son of George A Slaugh and Miss Jennie Postma daughter of John Postma, both well known Naples residents, were united in marriage Thanksgiving day by President A G Goodrich.
William L. Curtis of Myton in Duchesne County filed an application with the state engineer for 11.7 second feet of water from Minnie Maude Creek to irrigate eighty acres of land in Uintah County.
Bishop Joseph Horrocks of Bennett traveled to Vernal on Monday to bring his group home to the United Kingdom after a visit. While in town he conferred with county commissioners about road matters in his district.
Word from Rinke authorities indicates one or more visitors from Salt Lake will attend the Quarterly conference next Saturday and Sunday. Special instrumental and vocal music will be featured at all sessions.
All business houses received cards to enable a Christmas seal gate display. The seal stamp is very attractive and gives a distinctive appearance on letters or packages.
George A Slaugh reported a productive season under the Highline canal harvesting 332 hushels of alfalfa seed and yielding substantial hay. He credited limited irrigation with high per-acre hay production, noting one and a half tons per acre before the alfalfa began to recover.
R WN Sauter of Chaco fled application Monday with State Engineer R E Caldwell for the use of 50 second feet of water from Willow creek to irrigate 100 acres of land. Wali Wo Jones, also of Chaco, asked for 3 second feet from Mondow creek to irrigate 210 acres. Both places are in Uintah county.
The Commercial club and Vernal band plan a Christmas week minstrel show. Work is underway in three parts with music by the Vernal band singing by William F Hanson and minstrel by Vernal Commercial club. The show will be one of the season’s five successes.
The notice mentions Mrs Alfonso Eaton birthing a baby girl on Wednesday November 22 and requests notification for Christmas edition. It lists Albert Crumbo of Crumbo Garage in Fort Duchesne as a nonbusiness visitor and Verna Thursday Williams Oakley of Jensen as a nonbusiness visitor Thursday, visiting his daughter Mrs Robert Johnson.
Progress reported on the ardoewalks and crossings under construction across the city as crews advance in several sections, with officials advising patience and noting improvements in safety and pedestrian access.
Mr David Mra Christenson and his daughter, parents, and Slater of Mrs JoF Gorn are quietly visiting with the virnea this week, according to neighbors familiar with the event.
Ashley County manager Sandor takes over residence of the former Don BH Colton property, bridging local governance and national political figures. The move marks a notable transition for the Ashley Coop as officials confirm occupancy and plans for the dwelling.
John Hodgkinson, who has been with a government surveying crew at Hook cliffs for the past five months, returned home Tuesday.
Dr J Eo Usher of Dripping Rocka Colorado travels Tuesday as a business visitor and prepares to prove up on his Colorado holdings in the Blue Mountain section.
South side clover and alfalfa growers sold all their feed to COT Johnson of Roosevelt who represents an eastern seed equipment company. The price received was satisfactory.
C Wl Efkeson arrived last Wednesday from Salt Lake City to join engineer J E arn on the state road project. Mr Hiicson was here last winter during the road work.
John N Penfield leaves Saturday for Grand Junction to enter poultry farming. Jack Milburn purchases the shoe shop and renames it the Best Shot Shop, signaling a new business direction and ownership in the community.
Nile Hughes traveled from Watson to attend the funeral of his son-in-law Fern Preece, arriving only shortly before services after receiving the news a few hours earlier.
Readers ask the Commercial Club about the December issue of the Bailreid Red Book Resources of Ashley Valley. The December number has not yet arrived in Vernal.
A Vernal to Grand Junction trip is recorded with Nick Pappas as a Thursday passenger aboard Mack Colorado Mro and PP McCrary officials. Thanksgiving visits in Vernal include A Hanka and L Jacobson of Watson. Don Roberts heads to Watson for Utah Gibsonite work. Steve J Hersey departs to Harambow for service in the camp. An inspection of the Vernal Watson auto road occurs Friday to verify travel between towns.
Mrs J W Stevens hosted Current Topics club at her mother's home in Maqsoa with a short musical program led by Mrs James Fowling and Mrs William Collyer. Readings, vocal solos, and instrumental duets accompanied a unique two course luncheon. At another gathering Mrs S M Logan entertained Bachelor Girls with an evening meal then a Greek letters session. Members who failed to respond to seven learned points faced a twenty five cent fine for the treasury.
Mrs George Wilson hosted a surprise party on Byron Colton’s seventy third birthday in Ashley valley. Relatives and friends gathered to honor the long time pioneer resident while guests enjoyed lunch and a cake lit with 73 candles.
Justice HW Walter Woolley performed the marriage ceremony Tuesday November 29 at the courthouse for Rulon Sheffer of Cedarview and Fern Johnson daughter of Alfred John of Deep Creek.
George Shirts, a local homesteader near Mountain Home, pleaded guilty to violating the Volgtead act and was sentenced by Judge Tillman D Johnson in Carbon County to a 60 day term.
Sam James, a contractor on a bridge project, suffered a painful scalp wound when a rock fell on his head from a worker above. He required twelve stitches, and a doctor treated the injury.
A group including A J Charles and wife H C Ward Dan Dennis Dan Smith Glenn Blair Paul Hamtrock and others from Myton attended Fern Preece's funeral on Wednesday afternoon. Also present were Mr and Mrs Nick Wilson of Ioka and Mrs Bogrress of Fort Duchesna.
Nell Preece, chief clerk in the Public Utilities Commission at the capitol city, drove from Salt Lake City in twelve hours to be by her dying brother Fern's side. She arrived twenty four hours before his death. Preece notes the roads were excellent until the twist in the journey.
Roosevelt Utah November 29 William Collins a local farmer died November 19 after injuries from his team running away and throwing him from the wagon. Funeral in the First Ward chapel with music by Elaine Hood J P May Bruce Calder and John Wiscomb and speakers Ellis J Ellis John McConkle Joseph Lambert. Interment in Roosevelt Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary Garrett Collins children James Alma Leslie Chiovous Golden Gwen and Ernest Betts, plus a brother and sister in England. Born in England, came to Utah in 1894 after joining the church and was active in ward church work.
For sale fresh corn fed pork offered by Haller Erekson. Buyer may purchase half pig or whole pig. Price listed as 10 cents per pound. Local contact: Haller Erekson.
The second Ameri can Legion athletic event will be staged Saturday night at the Orpheus featuring boxing and wrestling by local talent, mirroring the quality of the previous show.
The Indians of Whiterocks face Unitah academy first and second teams on the road Friday night in a debut away game for Whiterocks. Their Indian coach, an alumnus of Dan Eastern College, believes he can build a strong basketball program.
A Beacon feature highlights a medium length coat with an embroidered front panel and bell sleeves. It is trimmed with a fur band and collar, showcasing the season's clever and stylish design elements.
Mrs Ti P Keolty acted as hostess to the Thala club Tuesday afternoon. The program covered The Inception and Early Progress of the Panama Canal Project with topics The Big Job Ita Bosses and Social Life in the Canal Zone. The gathering was enthusiastic with much business and Christmas party preparations. Committees were appointed to handle division duties. A belleloug lunch was served.
Last Saturday night friends of Mrs Dave Hatch hosted a lively surprise party. The gathering featured social games, music, dancing, and a lunch of pumpkin pie cheese and coffee. Mia Hatch received thoughtful remembrances during the evening.
The regular monthly concert by the U A faculty and the audience pleased patrons. If an outside entertainment of equal talent came to Vernal you would pay a dollar for a seat and be pleased. By request they will repeat the show Saturday evening at the tabernacle. New feats will be added and the Stake Relief Society will entertain ward officers as guests in special numbers.
Grain or baled hay requested in exchange for 25 head of good aged ewes. Contact John N. Davis, A7 2¢ Vernal First Ward. H. B Calder and Bishop Priesthood Meeting details included. Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Sacrament and Fast Day service at 2 p.m. MIA service at 7:30 p.m.
Vernal residents will attend an operetta titled Isle of Chance by Central school students at the Vogue on Friday night December 9. Thirteen principals with three choruses of sixty voices perform with songs, dancing, and spoken parts. Proceeds fund playground apparatus. Matinee Friday afternoon. Prices 15 and 25 cents matinee. evening 25, 35, and 50 cents including war tax.
Zane Grey's Desert Gold, hailed as his greatest work, comes to Vogue Theatre on Saturday December 10. The film, produced by Benjamin H. Hampton and Eltinge F. Warner for Zane Grey Pictures, Inc, features a cast led by E K Lincoln with Eileen Percy Margery Wilson Edward Oxen Walter Long and others in a landmark adaptation approval by the author.
A black horse about 1100 pounds with no visible brand is reported at George Quar ranch near Verral. Call for details at the Quar ranch youth unit, reference 48-1te.
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ashley Upper Irrigation Company will be held at the Uintah Abstract office on Monday December 12 1921 at 11 a m to elect three directors for the ensuing year and to consider other proper matters. Dated Vernal Utah November 26 1921 N J Hansen Secretary.
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