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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
2
The notice mentions Len Sutherlands daughter to marry a New York man and highlights Washington society events. It notes public interest in a forthcoming marriage and references prohibition era style commentary while reporting on congressional debates over postage on papers and magazines, with citizens voicing concerns about access to knowledge.
A north town saloon owned by Mr. Odem burned Wednesday despite watch. Loss around five hundred dollars with liquor saved. A gasoline stove explosion sparked the blaze. Mason Caldwell sustained a leg injury from a wire line while untying a team. A carpenters truck delivered lumber for a local project. School attendance fell due to illnesses. many children kept from class. Card party hosted by May Ke Walcum occurred Wednesday evening. Ernest Heaton reported traveling to Rifle to visit relatives.
Mrs Webster and Mrs Grant hosted a Valentine party for their scholars with games and refreshments. At four o clock the children departed with valentines, showing they enjoyed the event. Visitors included Mr J Bailey from Blue Mountain and Mr Milipan with Mr Brank Wilson from Rangely. Sheriff Pope also passed through town.
Mrs William Salter, wife of a physician, was ejected as a member of the London county council after a decisive victory. She credited her selection to women’s support, defeating two male opponents who trailed her combined vote. Her platform emphasized lower rent and lower taxes, aims that resonated with local women.
Governments of Germany's federated states consider a land tax on unearned increment. The plan estimates annual revenue near $5,000,000. Proponents say the burden falls on city speculators and landowners, with light impact on rural districts where values rise slowly.
A description details sailing ships with masts from 160 to 180 feet high and sails spanning 60 000 to 100 100 square feet. The canvas area emphasizes the scale and rigging of these vessels.
Advertisement urging purchase of Chamberlain's ointment from Vernal Drug Co to treat psoralos bruises and similar injuries, claiming readiness after using 25 cents in 9 bottles. Bolded branding by Vernal Drug Co.
The Vernal Express is highlighted as a fine example of a strong local paper praised by the Herald-Republican of Salt Lake City. The Duchesne Record and the Express are cited for quality printing, accurate composition, tasteful makeup, and skilled ink work reflecting progress in Utah’s eastern communities.
Mary warns Jim Symons of a planned murder by Emmons and conspirators in a mountain shack. After a violent confrontation, Jim is wounded but survives. Sammy helps Mary and Jim flee, and all three seek a safe home together with Symons.
John McCormack the Irish tenor who debuted at the Manhattan opera has become a favorite among New York colleagues. Arthur Hammerstein recalls a barber dispute over whether McCormack is in Caruso’s class, prompting a brazen reply from a patron who insists McCormack can sing the Hello.
Over five million Filipinos vaccinated since Uncle Sam took charge with districts reporting over six thousand deaths annually from smallpox previously. Now only a few scattered cases remain. About ninety percent of inhabitants suffer intestinal parasites with over ten percent unclear hookworm. Measures to combat these conditions are rapidly perfected according to survey.
The new central state hatchery at Bonneville fronts the Columbia River with a 556 by 230 foot building and 948 troughs. It will handle up to 60 million eggs and stores 206 million eggs ready for hatching while water access comes from a nearby creek at 3000 gallons per minute. Nurseries feed 3.9 million young fish.
The civil service commission in Washington establishes Standard examinations for all physician positions in the classified service. The change allows an applicant who passes one exam to be eligible for appointment in any branch where physicians are employed.
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