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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
7
Mrs L McNaughtan of Vernal Utah seeks a first class Bronze Turkey Gobbler. Desired for payment at a good price.
A garbled quotation notes a talkative person and asserts there are enough words to form a large discussion or gathering. The fragment hints at a lively speaker and a crowded conversation.
An incomplete recollection notes a morning mix up involving Mrs Muddie and Mrs Fuddle. The speaker fears a potentially repeated slip and recalls telling someone not to repent or repeat the action.
A divorced wife tells her former husband she will remarry but on a single condition to keep her alimony payments. The man asks for a named agreement and agrees to consider the request. The exchange reveals ongoing financial and romantic negotiations within their separation.
The readable lines show a conversational exchange about why the speaker disapproves of young women entering basit era and the curate questions the reason. It notes mothers staying at home to entertain when called.
Local council discusses whether to place a cemetery near town, weighing the serious question and potential impact. Councilman votes Yes, signaling a grave concern and the need for thoughtful consideration by residents.
The experienced modiste ponders direct testimony of fashion and requests a gown with a delicate cling. She suggests a sutl ensemble to accompany a formal trial look. The exchange hints at a ceremonial or theatrical event requiring careful wardrobe choices.
Hodget Mrs Hodge Weil asks where Afra, his daughter, is and the mother condemns Afra as useless, saying she sent her away to domestic service.
A brief exchange quotes vanity rhetoric about resemblance between sisters, with one responding affirmatively that they are indeed alike. The fragment captures a light dialogue tone without broader context.
A Wall Street Journal excerpt shows Wien asking about the day on the Inks course. The beginner boasts of an S80 score and a friend calls it remarkable. The novice plans to return tomorrow to attempt the second hole.
While walking with her husband Mrs A spots an acquaintance approaching. She exclaims “Mercy!” and laments meeting the last person she wanted to see. Her husband replies there is nothing to do but pretend she is a friend.
A comic note describes Hemmendhaw’s wife stopping to apply make up each morning before driving her husband to work. The habit sparks gossip, as one morning she skipped it and rumors of infidelity spread.
Fragmentary line from Cappers Weekly notes a debate over men and marriage with quoted exchanges about fear of mistaken beliefs. The readable passage centers on a parental dialogue about perceptions of men and bachelors.
A note warns against flashy birthday gifts for a daughter, suggesting modest alternatives. The dialogue cautions that showing money in public could invite risk, and colleagues debate a suitable present choice.
The fragment shows a garbled query about prospects. It contains stray letters and broken words suggesting a general inquiry rather than a complete report. No identifiable people places or organizations are present.
The persistent author proposes marriage adding that it would make him happy. Miss Cayenne replies with affection and wit, preferring practical happiness such as paying for taxis and theater tickets over worrying about rent.
Readable lines show two girls named Ari and Madge discussing friendship and rumors. The first girl seeks information about what Madge told the second girl, while the second asserts focus on the present and their distance. The fragment hints at social tension and private disclosures.
In response to inquiries about Indian clubs and social life there is a note denying a fraternal tea or organized social activities. The article appears to question whether such social gatherings exist and mentions Indian clubs in relation to community events.
A man who knew every word of The Star Spangled Banner is recounted as Francis Scott Key in a fable style. The tale links his memory to the anthem and its creator.
A fragmented line hints at curiosity about trees and an unnamed narrator. The readable text focuses on wondering and a character named Jenn in a stylized, speechlike fragment. No clear event or outcome is established.
A fragmented dialogue portrays a family quarrel about a blowout and a father's reaction, with reproaches over optimism and disbelief. The wife criticizes the father's pessimism while he insists there is some humor in the situation, even as the scene hints at ongoing tension.
The Uintah Telephone Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Uintah Abstract Company office in Vernal Utah on Monday February 14 1927 at 2 oclock PM Secretary Charles DeMoisy announces. Alta V Smith files to change water use from Bitter Creek in Uintah County Utah proposing irrigation of 140 acres. protests must be filed within 30 days with affidavit and 100 dollar fee. State Engineer notice dated January 28 1927 with first publication February 4 1927 and last publication March 4 1927.
Department of the Interior Vernal Utah Land Office records Cyran E Nelson of Keota Utah filed intent to make three year proof on his homestead entry 09244 for the SE NE SE section 10 township 7 south range 20 east Salt Lake Meridian. He will appear before the Register March 11 1927. Witnesses Jesse Brough Reuben C Wilson Junius W Jackson Lester Akelund Leota Utah. First published January 28 1927 last published February 25 1927.
Uintah State Bank sues Anton Strobel. Property in Uintah County Utah NW half of the NE quarter section 36 Township 2 South Range 1 West. Sheriff Emery Johnson schedules sheriff’s sale February 19 1927 at 2 o clock at Vernal County Courthouse front door with improvements and appurtenances.
In Uintah County Utah Uintah State Bank vs W A Warthen a hearing date set for February 13 1927 at 2 PM at the county courthouse front door Vernal Utah. The property listed includes Lot 4 8W% NE and NW SEY See 2 Two 28 Rk 1 West US Meridian totaling about 120 acres with improvements. Sheriff Emery Johnson notes the sale and calls for January 27 1927 filing with dates Jan 28-Feb 18.
Alice Jlta played the violin with grace while ireddle Zat showed he could blow one too. The performance surprised onlookers who praised their musical skill.
Notice to RFEditors and guardians. consult county clerk or respective attorneys for further information about guardianship proceedings and required actions.
A report notes a fatal incident linked to driving lessons with emphasis on risky learning. Authorities investigate the circumstances and caution that novice drivers face serious danger on the road.
Mary Ann McNaughtan as administratrix advertises to present claims with vouchers to the handlers signed at Vernal Utah on or before March 30 1927. L A McGee attorney for Administratrix files.
State Engineer Office in Salt Lake City publishes notice that A E Humphreys Jr, A E Humphreys, and J J Ratliff of Vernal Utah have applied for water appropriation from Big Brush Creek, Little Brush Creek and tributaries for power, with multiple diversions, storage in Reservoir No 8, and combined flow to power plants 1 2 3. Protests due within 30 days with affidavit and $100 fee.
Notch for publication from the Interior Department extends to May Long Jorgensen formerly May Long of Vernal Utah who filed Desert Land Act final proof notice dated October 28 1914 for the NW SE and other parcels in section 18 township 78 range 30 East Salt Lake Meridian The hearing before the Vernal Utah land office is set for February 11 1927 with witnesses Sarah M Logan N J Meagher W Senderson all of Vernal Utah and Mates Moore Randlett Utah The notice is dated January 7 1917 with last publication February 4 1927.
State Engineer George M. Waccon announces that Frank Steinaker guardian seeks to appropriate water from an unnamed spring in Uintah County to water 70 acres and domestic use. The proposal includes diversion near Mile 77 45 E 1036 ft and conveyance 2000 ft to a canal from April 2 to November 1. Public protests with affidavit, duplicate, and $10 fee due within 90 days after publication.
State of Utah has filed land selections under the 1896 Act with the United States Land Office Vernal Utah. Tracts listed include Lot 2145 NESEK SW BEM Sec 18 Lot 4 NW BW Sec 17 T3N R17E Salt Lake Meridian. Public inspection posted. protests due by final approval date, with report to General Land Office Washington. Last published February 15.
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