Unclear OCR Items on Post Office Fernald Second Citation
Fragmentary text references the Post Office and a second citation at Fernald. No clear people, events, or dates are readable to define a coherent news item or outcome.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary text references the Post Office and a second citation at Fernald. No clear people, events, or dates are readable to define a coherent news item or outcome.
The Express transfers ownership to Dan H. Aithman and Ashley Bartlett. Bartlett Bros and Merkley assume all debts and collect all accounts due. Hillman remains involved with experienced staff to drive future progress in journalism for the county.
The new owners state the Vernal Express will focus on local news for Vernal and Uintah County, maintain independence yet support local rights, and publish AP dispatches in daily papers. They pledge businesslike operations, pride in the community, and in house printing to serve local merchants.
A widow reports fuel theft from coal and wood piles with a dinay threat to defend herself. Two other fuel theft cases are noted and a Boer War casualty and missing count are reported with inflammatory local commentary.
The Ashley Co op in Vernal nears completion at a cost over 10 000 dollars. The brick structure with sandstone trim sits on a premier corner and will house a main sales room 19 by 45 feet and a second sales space 45 by 73 feet with offices vaults and an elevator serving the upper store room.
In Vernal a new building will elevate 3000 pounds above ground. The store room measures 13 by 26 by 45 feet and opens to the ware room on the first floor under the vault. A 164 by 10 by 22 feet weal room adjoins, plus a sample room over the ware room sized 20 by 22 feet. The complex includes an elevator and a gas plant supplying 40 lights at $800, with a cash carrier system. John Wilson, formerly of East Lake City, directs construction and appliances.
Advertisement describes a scalp parasite causing hair loss and dandruff. It claims Newbro's Herpicide kills the germ, stops falling hair, and cures baldness by destroying dandruff at its source with a chemical laboratory product.
November 29 1900 meeting notes show the board renewing insurance on the courthouse books and records with the Willam Burgh company for three years. December 6 1900 action revokes deputy sheriff appointments and approves multiple bills for courthouse work, polling district costs, grading, and witness fees.
The notice details sale of tracts embraced by the act of Congress approved July 16, 1804. It lists claims of Freon and specifies inspection, protest, and report procedures to the General Land Office in Washington. Public participation and deadlines are outlined for interested parties to submit objections and evidence regarding non mineral character and tract ownership.
The notice records Jesse Knight applying for a United States land patent for a mining claim in the Klondyke area, Utah. It details a survey, legal description, location in Uintah County, publication in Vernal, Utah, and nine weeks of notice with attorney involvement.
Notice announces a contest by George Apis against Henry Ward for a homestead claim in Utah. It states Ward abandoned the land for over a year and a final hearing is scheduled for January 2 at the U.S. Land Office in Lake City Utah with appearances required by the contestant and other interested parties.
The regular monthly meeting of the 97th Quarumy of Seventies was held the first Saturday at 10 o'clock A M in the Uintah Stake Academy building. The next gathering will occur there with a carefully prepared program planned.
A list of home missionaries and dates outlines deployment across multiple towns including Merrill Vernal Dry Fork Jensen Glinea and Glines. Names such as Enos Beonion Clarence Johnson and F M Young appear with the schedule spanning December through February.
Fragmentary OCR list with names and dates including W Olsen Collett John La Glines Deo 9 Mit Dec 200.1 nF dun 18 Morell Jan 20 Vern Jan 27 Dry Fork Feb 10. No coherent event or context readable.
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