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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
4
Publication imprint notes William B. Wallis as editor and publisher at 2 Doughty Street London with imprint lines. It records second class mailing status in Vernal Utah dated March 13 1969 under the 187% act.
In a Utah State Press Association notice, Independent in Politics promotes subscriptions: year, strictly in advance $251. G17 months $150. three months in advance available. Aimed at supporters of a bigger unit and broader county goals.
The author argues that rising costs reduce revenue as taxpayers adjust behavior. Past three cent postage and anticipated gasoline and property tax hikes show diminishing returns. If taxes exceed what people can pay, properties go unsold and deficits grow. political subdivisions should readjust tax bills to avoid collapse.
A sales pitch promises delivery of heating units in a clean, furry fashion with the goal of ending heating troubles once the equipment is in proper condition.
Opinion argues tax experts and tax spenders push for higher taxes and public expenditures. It predicts widespread cuts and tighter finances for families as deficits force lower public spending and taxes, urging a balanced approach to reduce burden.
A travel style account centers on Rainbow a Gilsonite mining town about 50 miles southeast of Vernal on a ridge near several mines. It describes Rainbow's leadership railroad links the town and details mines engineers and workers with vivid frontier scenes and a harsh trek to a hilltop temple-like sight.
A banquet for the school community took place at Mrs Albert Crumbo’s home Tuesday night with students and staff listed including Lloyd Panter Mrs Melvin Lindberg Mr and Mrs Mel tin Jorgensen and many others. The fifth to seventh grades elected officers for their treasurers and sports captains while Valentine boxes appear in rooms and enthusiasm grows among pupils.
A wartime era baroque tale unfolds with Emma, Ford, Watson, and the "Country Boy" as they confront fear and conflict around the Rainbow. The Black Diamond and Harrison Saltch ang are used to restore peace, while the Wolf and snowed Banks linger nearby as daily life resumes.
Uintah high school Pep Club hosted Roosevelt Pep Club at a February 4 buffet supper. Ninety six guests enjoyed a reception with speeches by Principal Noble, Miss Vera Calder, Miss Lula Eldridge, and Miss Kelly. The evening featured dancing at Imperial hall and a Senior Hop event planned after the Roosevelt game.
Among the towns seen during the week are E L Kane, Leslie Powell, John K Robinson, H P Otteson, Manford Rasmussen, Eston Otteson of this locality. Sheriff Imery Johnston and Pat Crandel Vernal escorted by Hoyt Deavers. Residents in Vernal include Mr and Mrs J D Lutz, Mrs Nora Hahn, Charles Steele, Gus Duntan, Mr and Mrs John A Brandt, and Mrs E W Peters with J R Stewart.
Sunday visiting in Ouray Chee Phar of our village died Thursday near Whiterocks from a ruptured appendix. He was buried in the Indian cemetery east of the bend in Green river a mile east of Quay Siundary. He leaves his wife a sister near Myton and a daughter Alice Tuch Lena Lalose nee Tabber who has cooked at the White rocks boarding school. His wife and daughter visited. Katie and David Tabberes returned to Ouray for the funeral.
New baby girl welcomed February 10 to Mr and Mrs Mark Fope formerly Miss Edna Dud 5 Sunday morning. Local families visit kin in Salt Lake City and Dry Fork while Will Timothy remains ill. A musical program featured a quartet and readings. Boy Scout Court of Honor awarded merit badges and promotions.
Mrs Eugene Francke and her infant daughter were discharged from Campbell hospital on Wednesday. The happy husband and father expresses joy at their return home.
A testimonial style ad claims taking half a teaspoon of Kruschen Salts daily in hot water will reduce fat in three weeks, boost energy, improve skin, and leave the user feeling younger. It promises a money back guarantee and notes the product is available from druggists nationwide.
A dated advertisement urges readers to stop drinking soda to ease gas and sour stomach. It promotes Adlerika as a remedy that supposedly relieves gas and sleep disturbances, attributed to the product from Verne Drug Company Fi6.
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