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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
4
A typed notice from a London publisher lists William B Wallis of 2 Doughty Street and marks a second class matter posting at Vernal Utah on March 12 1969 under the act of RGeech 187%.
In advance pricing lists include One Tear at $250 and Three Months at $150. Text references independent political disposition and state press associations with editor and union notes.
A public notice urges shoppers to patronize hometown merchants over fly by night peddlers. It warns about deceptive door to door sales and the lack of redress when goods are unsatisfactory, stressing trust in local merchants as community builders and taxpayers.
Fifty years ago youths wove rag rugs and learned basics by hands on work. Today they know cars planes and radios but little of past knowledge. advertising in newspapers and posters becomes a vast store of instruction influencing even adults who have not learned its value.
Fragments describe a historical figure named Clatie Claiws Valles YinaT Witte and a woman, mentioning family ties and a spring scene. The text is highly garbled with missing names and unclear events.
A historical note argues that today’s youth are not just readers but future decision makers in business. Advertisers recognize the impact of juvenile audiences on future markets and plan accordingly.
Mrs John Powell mourns the death of her father George Gray of Oakland on January 16. Mrs Norman Winn moves into a new home while Kiss Elzing Adams returns home to Cedarview. Henry Rhoades trades cattle for land with Charley Pierce. Josiah Arrowsmith reports record snowfall in McKee Draw. Nellie Frvage of Steam Boat Springs visits and health is poor. Genealogy meetings and a large mass meeting at the schoolhouse highlight local events. Telegrams to LD 85 units statewide, Farm Bureau talks on taxes and extensions, and notes on government farm loans and wool clip are included. Reorganization of the Relief Society and ward activities are acknowledged with thanks.
In 1893 Mr Preece was elected sheriff and the family moved to town. He held the office for twelve years. Mr Preece died February 2, 1928. Funeral services will be held in the Fat ward chapel on Saturday at 1 pm.
In Eindiy morning a double wedding dance linked Mr and Mrs Shinley Weeks and Mr and Mrs Sylvan Toss C oA Thompson and son Cyrus of Eindiy. A row of turkeys and Mrs Vira Biglow headed toward Silt Lake City and Provo to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Jonny Sall of Lee tom visited Bul Davis who was hurt Wednesday.
A large crowd attended the Story Book ball at Vernal on Friday night with Miss Alta Richardson crowned queen. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter Knox and daughter, and Mr and Mrs Sam Fratta and sister Mrs Fratta.
Walter Woolley and William Pearce Jr spoke at Sunday sacraments. Reed Morrill sang with Elva Davis as piano accompaniment. Curtis hosted a New Testament class social. Rock and candy making filled the evening. Eldon Chipman and daughter Deris Tene visited from American Fork, sharing time with Mrs Chipman’s mother. Gleaner girls under Margariet Pearce worked on their treasure book, with refreshments served. Lillian Morrison and son Charles left for California after visiting Mr and Mrs William Winward. Paul Hardy welcomed a baby girl Tuesday January 21. Preston Fletcher traveled to Rifle for business. James Weller welcomed a baby girl. Frst and Mrs Ernest Johnson hosted a Peely Wigely party with progressive rock and buffet. Pioneer Daughters of Glinea plan a chapel meeting Friday at 2 oclock with a colonial program.
William froise underwent a successful operation in Vernal on Wednesday the 16th and is reported to be recovering well. Born January 23 to Mr and Mrs Olle Just ice at Vernal a baby named Ashel Caldwell of Lapoint married in Salt Lake City January 23 to Mrs Ivan B Brind and returned home Wednesday.
Tridell residents report a week of activities including a wedding shower and dances for newlyweds Floylian Raig and Shirley Weeks, basketball wins by Tridell teams at Whiterocks, a strong school program for teachers, Junior Seminary meetings, and Humid weather causing ice jams on Green River affecting crossings. Local families including Bishop Morrill and Clara Morrill attended medical procedures, while mill operations halted due to frozen water supply and power issues.
Government stockman Dean Seely made an official visit here. Marvin Broom and Bundy John Murray traveled to Ouray and Fort Duchesne for government supply and agency work. Superintendent L W Page is improving and expected back early next month. The government plans to cut school wood by law to fund labor movements. A well in the blue rock formation shows water, but more digging is needed. Nurse Cresiz from Washington and district nurse Mabel Morgan toured the reservations.
The community note lists speakers at the Sacrament meeting including Ashael Evens Dell Jacobson and others. Several residents travel and visit relatives while a parent teachers meeting and local visits occur. A hand injury required ten stitches and Victor Merrill returns from Provo after attending school.
Department of the Interior notice states James Robinson of Jensen Utah filed original stockraising homestead entry No 041786 for Lot 8 and sections 5 9 and 6N 103W seeking final three year proof before Leon P Christensen notary in Vernal Utah by April 3 1953. Witnesses include Pougins Crew W R Chew Tred Wall and Amasa Caldwell all of Jensen Utah. Walter Smiuthr Register.
Probate and guardianship notice appears with form language asking readers to consult county clerk or respective assessors for further information. The fragment indicates an official notice process with legal references and contact guidance. No specific names or dates are legible in the readable portion.
Creditors will present claims and vouchers to the undersigned at the law office of Wallace Castle, Verrai Uteh, on or before March 22 1903. Nellie McKee Administratrix. Jan 19-Feb.
Mrs Betty Luedeke of Dorton Virginia praises Kruschen for rapid weight loss claiming 10 pounds in one week and 16 pounds in a week. The ad urges dissolving half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast, offers a 4 week supply, and promises money back if unsatisfied with Kruschen Salts at drugstores.
The Fourth Judicial District Court Utah issues a summons to Edward D Samuels and Loretta Samuels addressed to the husband and wife. The State of Utah, Pacific National Agricultural Credit Corporation of San Francisco, California are named defendants. Plaintiffs demand appearance within twenty days of service with a twenty to thirty day extension in certain conditions. DALLAS H FOUVG attorney for plaintiff Vernal Utah. January 6 February 2.
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