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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
7
Creditors must file claims with vouchers to the administrator in Gusher Utah by April 9 1935. Martin A Curtis is administrator. E R Lawrence Cooper attorney for the administrator based in Vernal Utah.
Lawly Once of Vernal Utah and Glenn Oaks filed notices of intention to prove their stockraising and homestead claims in township 4 south range 21 east Salt Lake Meridian. The hearing occurs March 12 1935 before Notary Leos P Christensen in Vernal with witnesses Reuben T Freestone Warren Jones Orville Capps and Wm H Oaks. First publication January 31 1935. Last publication February 28 1935.
Albert Ernest Smith of Dragon Utah has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his stockraising homestead claims for multiple sections in Uintah County Utah The filing is to be witnessed before Notary Leon P Christensen in Vernal Utah on March 15 1935 The witnesses listed include Rulon Sheffer Alta M Smith Frank A Brewer and Dort M Finnicum The notice is published by the US Land Office Salt Lake City First publication January 17 1935 Last publication February 14 1935
Department of the Interior announces Alva A Hatch of Vernal Utah holder of stockraising homestead entry No 045044 for SYNEWY BEY Sec 3 NEN SWYNEN SMNWK Sec 10 BY NEN SEX NW Sec 2 28 24 East Salt Lake Meridian has filed intent to make final proof to establish claim before Leon P Christensen Notary Vernal Utah on February 26 1935 Witnesses named Richard Hadlock Thomas Sahbey John Lambert and Nelson Weeks all of Vernal Utah First published January 17 1935 Last publication February 14 1935 THOMAS F THOMAS Register
BANGELY died after years of illness with a stroke as immediate cause. Two daughters in California and Washington were notified. Funeral set for Sunday. Survived by husband two daughters and Leslie Jack Delos Powell Jr and Mr David Mitchell. Rex Kuhlman inspired a birthday party on Feb 1 aged seven with a cake. Attendees included Leo and Theresa Gross Anne and Jim Nichols Jerelyn Kathryn Juanita and Kay Etexs sister. Harry Straght and a Grand Junction mechanic worked on a Caterpillar. Old Timers dance at Meeker drew Mr and Mrs attendees.
A vintage advert promises rapid relief from gas and upset stomachs using Dares Mentha Pepsin. It touts a liquid formula combining pepsin with stomach invig orators and claims a pharmacist guaranteed bottle will prove stomach comfort.
The Rangery school plans to reopen on February 11 after a two week closure due to a measles outbreak. County Agent Ray Sprengle attended a meeting of Extension Agents on the corn hog contract for the coming year in Grand Junction.
The Daughters of the Pioneers meeting at Myrtle Erekson’s home was postponed due to Scarlet fever quarantine. A Boy Scouts program and speeches by Vel Hunting Bowmaster and Martin Curtis were presented the prior Sunday evening.
Last Saturday night the Maeser ward staged a play Here Done Three Knights, followed by a ward dance. Last Tuesday the MIA held a party replacing the usual meeting with candy sales and a caree. Mrs Hilma Strebel visited Provo with her son George at BYU. Last Sunday Mr and Mrs Arsithne Wiscombe and Mrs Ora Cam-
Elder Glenn Morrill returns from a two year mission in the Central States. Local events include funeral services for Hyrum Morrill and Ada Morrill Jones, road improvements between Tridell and White Rocks, and PTA efforts to fund inoculations. Residents travel to Vernal and Provo for family matters and church duties.
A terse note questions the value of making trips to town. It ponders travel costs and time against potential benefits and convenience for residents seeking services or goods. The piece weighs local mobility against practical savings and accessibility.
The text argues that the outcomes depend on unseen facts rather than explicit statements. It suggests that the future consequences of these methods hinge on determinants not yet revealed, implying uncertainty about the final result.
Farm census headquarters for the First Census District of Utah are at Ogden. The district includes Uintah, Duchesne, Weber, Wasatch, Morgan, Summit, Box Elder, Cache, Rich, Daggett, and Carbon counties. Census work begins January 2. Wm L. Austin, Director, Bureau of the Census, urges farmers to obtain a sample copy of the schedule promptly and be ready to provide full, accurate information when the enumerator calls.
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