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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1903
Page
5
A fragmented prompt fragment mentions diversity among men and preferences in types of partners. The readable text suggests a discussion on matching personality or style with compatibility ideas without clear events or named entities. The piece reads as an unclear opinion fragment.
The piece argues about how a garment can look different on different men, noting some suit better with double breasted coats while others shine in singles. It emphasizes fit and the wearer’s build as key factors.
Several cases of diphtheria are reported this week, indicating possible spread in the community and prompting health officials to issue warnings and vaccination reminders. Local clinics offer immunizations and guidance to residents.
The Seventies invite all members to a December 23 gathering at the Opera House. A daytime picnic with entertainment is planned and a dance in the evening begins at 9 o clock with tickets at regular price.
A traditional claim urges immediate use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first hoarseness or even after onset of croup symptoms. The ad asserts it never fails and is pleasant and safe for children, with sale through patent medicine dealers.
Lofton Canal and Irrigation Company notice states a meeting of directors authorized a transfer of stock to the treasurer David Lim on December 25 1903 for nonpayment prior. All delinquent shares not paid by December 28 1903 will be sold at public auction with advertising and expense to be collected on January 13. Titer Secretary Davin Titer signed this notice.
Henry Arckson returns from Salt Tale after an extended visit with Mr Van Meter of the Geo A Love Company in town. Al Workman is ill again after being taken down at Uncle Jake's where he is staying. The Albings thresh this fall yielded 61 730 bushels of grain. two thirds of the total were oats.
A Y Young has been engaged by Colpin Shirth Drug Company and will serve behind the counter at the new store. The announcement notes the position begins with the forthcoming shop opening.
The Canistuas presser group offers Kinder priced chairs at the Vernal School old building during holiday week. Saturday and Monday nights the 26th and 28th are highlighted. OC Tinlhner and Miss N C DeVors wed at the courthouse Wednesday with County Treasurer Géo.A Oasis presiding.
Local skaters report good ice at Buttons Pond with youths enjoying the surface. Despite rough phrasing, activity on the pond shows ongoing interest in skating and related gear.
Attorney Nelson reported a telegram from firm John Popa stating Judge Booth ordered admission of Harry Yarnell to haul in the sum of 5000 dollars.
M Parker, formerly collector for the Geo A Lowe Company and now connected with the National Bank of the Republic, is expected to arrive soon to pursue the matter of establishing a branch bank.
The Odd Yellows Lodge elected officers with John Voelker remaining N G, N Ruple continuing Gy ,o6.P. Dillman and H C Meadows kept as secretary and treasurer, and J O McNeil chosen as trustee.
Telegram from Senator Smoot received by RS Collett Thursday shows his license granted. The Myton crowd backed by Senator Kearns appears smaller. Collett plans to open his store at White Rocha Agency.
A wildcat raided Mrs. Liza Arnold’s turkey roost early in the week. She set a trap and captured the thief the next morning. The turkey keeper retrieved the trapped wildcat, skinned it, and presented the pelt to the county clerk who issued a bounty warrant for $250.
A collage of small notices from Vernal Utah includes restaurant fit up plans, a cattle ranch for sale, Christmas bargains at the Co op, and playhouse ads for Bound By an Oath at the Opera House December 26 and 28. It notes Bank of Vernal gains, snow on Brush Creek, Gilson Asphaltum shipments, and Uintah tax list correction for 1903.
Many business houses showcase attractive holiday goods in well arranged windows. A town stroll to view the displays is suggested as a pleasant eye catching excursion for shoppers.
An advertisement touts Clamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as pleasant and easy to take with no nausea. The Postmaster Collett plans a move to a new location within days, promising improvements and better alignment with office duties.
The paper highlights several amusing slips from the last weeks including misspelled birth announcements and misspaced month names. It also reports upcoming entertainment at the Vernal Opera House on December 21 and 22, a Parlor Circus by the Gymnasium Club, and the opening of the Vernal Coffin Company with LP Trim as manager offering coffins, caskets, and embalming services.
Mrs Addia Longhurst will travel to Grand Junction by train to meet her husband and continue missionary work in Colorado. She will spend Christmas there and be joined by her brothers Rock and Marcellus Vope who reside in that area.
Al Bills from Mesker arrives in Vernil with his mother after a two month visit. He and his brother Charlie have lived seven miles above Meeker on the riser for three years, and Al notes a remarkable town transformation, joking that a policeman might be needed to navigate the new business network.
S.B Snow reported from Jensen that the new meeting house will be completed for the holidays at an estimated cost of 4000 dollars. The project followed a fire that consumed the old building, with residents uniting to plan and construct a better structure, now a monument to Jensen’s unity thrift and enterprise.
Naples and Jensen subscribers are apologized to for two weeks of late Sunday night papers. The office faced heavy workload and staff shortages with the writer alone most days. Printing help was unavailable until Alice Reynolds assisted, allowing Ex press to resume Friday night arrivals.
Tonight December 19 at 7 30 p m at the Stake House the Academy students led by Lewis Kabell Sarah Bartlett and Sarah Odehuk compete against Vivian Spears Ala Vearce Nellie Hacking for judges Senator Mennion Miss Danny Coodland and Dan H Uitiman selected by the students.
The County Board of Horticulture invites Uintah county fruit growers to meet at the courthouse on Monday December 21 at 2 o clock pm. The meeting aims to plan the cheapest and best methods to protect trees and fruit from disease and insects. J TH Munrrai, Chairman, S P Drirstan, Secretary.
Notice states that the settler Voigt deceased seeks final proof on December 21 before the Clerk of the District Court in Vernal Utah. Witnesses named include Isant Burton F Ro Waerkman and Vincent GF Wo Vangundy for proof of continued residence and cultivation on land in Township 2 Range 2.
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