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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
4
President Calvin Collidge sends congratulatory telegram to Dr Hullinger the oldest practicing physician in the United States on his 100th birthday. The message arrived as the telegraph office rushed a note to the floor amid Lincoln era reminiscences and a celebration in progress.
Governor Charles Ro Mabey sent a letter read at the celebration praising Dr Hullinger on his 100th birthday. The message notes the long span since 1824 and honors his service to the community and country.
A Glines Ward resident dies soon after an operation. community and medical figures send birthday wishes to the late doctor on his hundredth birthday. Messages from Uintah County and Utah State Medical societies praise his life of service and charity. survivors include his siblings, children, and many friends. Interment is at Vernal Cemetery.
George Johnson Davis returns from Colorado to spend time with home folks. A baby boy greets Mr. and Mrs. George Southam. Mrs. Hilda Halt visits Vernal with her father Warren Slaugh. Edward Watkins Sr attends his brother in law Andrews funeral in Heber City. Minnie Postma helps at Ike Newton’s. Thanksgiving dinner hosted by George A. Slaugh with Harriet Goodrich and Elmer Lind. Fred and Angus Slaugh rent the Mease ranch. Dr Harvey Co Hullinger’s Vernal birthday celebrated.
Ashley Miss Arabell Winn ends studies for this year marking her third year. A surprise party honored Mrs. Sarah Adams with games lunch and a midnight gathering for sixteen guests. The Primary officers hosted a social and dance for children while candy and nuts were given to members.
The American Farm Bureau federation estimates 1922 farm products will exceed 10 billion dollars, up over three billion from the low year and below the 1820 peak. Wheat belt profits rise about 26 percent, cotton belt about 6 percent, Pacific coast farm income down 10 percent from last year. Tobacco, corn, and western ranges likely maintain or improve profits. For sale index letter files at this office 60-tf.
John N Davis, president of Uintah county wool growers association, received a telegram from the National Wool Growers Association confirming London market gains. The reply notes thinsales up 60 percent, medium cross breeds 40 percent, and low cross broads 15 percent higher, with Melbourne and Sydney reports also higher.
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