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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1897
Page
4
Patchy reporting describes district activity in Vernal and Ashley with snow conditions, post office and road considerations, and civic notes. Mentions Maj Turry deputy work, Tadge Rhodes of Oden, and district concerns about transportation, offices, and local events including a Vernal Opera House season.
A 1997 notice announces travel to Chicago at fixed fare plus $200 with limited round trip tickets on specific dates. It also mentions a separate discount and sale terms for a Lincoln Neb event and a local medical anecdote, with travel plans described in archaic phrasing.
An eclectic page reports wheat price offers at 40 cents per bushel from W DT Corzine & Co and Jon t Fupet. It notes theater delays due to weather and chained performances, praising new cast members Bade Holdaway Grace Klingim and Ada Rich while detailing machine shipments, river travel, and a Chaumberlan cholera remedy advertisement.
The item mentions Bulloch’s fresh meats and groceries, locals like Win Densher and Bill Reynolds near Carbonate District, and Dillman with Byron Colton returning from Douglass Mountain. It notes fight plans in Carson City Nevada with many expected spectators and cites a Nevada law change on pole fights and a proposed bill to force ladies to remove high hats in theatres, reflecting local sentiment and legislative humor.
The State Farmers' Institute will be held at Provo February 23 to 27 under the Agricultural College. One day will be devoted to each subject including Draft Industry, Dairy Husbandry, Organization Problems, and General Warm Topics with lectures on general interests. Representatives from across the state will discuss special subjects and invited participants will attend.
Population estimates for Montevideo show 49 342 inhabitants. Dickens daughter prepares a memoir placeholder title My Father Aw fo Nnewim. A civil statistics tally lists 240 000 400 Catholics. Noted candidates include battle historian Iflaud and VE Andre Lhetriet for seats of Leon sap and Alexa die Duwaain. French Academy chair election looms December. Foreign minister MV Hlatorius seeks landmark post.
A description of women's clothing items and accessories such as velvet coats with pearl buttons, Russian lace inserts, leaf and medallion patterns, frills, and silk trimmings. Mentions table centers and scroll borders as decorative elements in a dry goods display.
A garbled piece surveys Vesuvina and Tint activity and cites dubious year counts for ages. It mentions a large Bible titled Tudth st Dufpstaka with 724 volumes and a heavy weight, plus a stray note about a veterinary wine expert and a questioned horse price.
Readable fragments describe stamp rate changes including a one pence increase and new varieties. Mentions of postal service expansions between towns near San Francisco de Farrell, with references to stamps from Seychelles and India, plus potential surcharges and schedules.
The regular 1000 mile books of Rio Chanda Weeternasi will be valid for passage over the lines of the Rio Grand Western, Denver and Rio Grande, Llorineo and Cripple Creek. Traveling public will appreciate reduced fares as tickets can be exchanged. details at stations or with local agents.
Fragmentary notes recount distant events from Paris in 1797 to a festival focus on apples and a calendar game. The text blends names, places, and odd phrases about horses, Bohemia, Germany, and a German bird, with unclear connections and many garbled terms.
A garbled recounting of mid 19th century horse history references figures like the Great Alexander, William the Conqueror era details, and early equine lore. The piece weaves mentions of mares foals and stud history with unclear dates and names, reflecting a fractured OCR historical note on horses and their guardians or patrons.
The column urges consistent dairy practice with daily brushing and cleaning of every cow. It stresses simple, pure routines and cautions against neglecting basic husbandry while noting routine tasks like milking and feeding.
A lengthy obituary notes the Rev Pod Misetr of the first Baptist church in Kansas City died after failing health. He will spend years in Newark New Jersey. The text mentions connections to Trunk Rodrigues and Porta muese, and references to Warre Massachusetts and Dublin.
Odd OCR fragment records a garbled dialogue about a dinner and a remark to a person named Juritta. The unclear text references Tach and a mistaken perception, with no coherent event or identifiable dates.
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