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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
4
A fragmented imprint shows William Wh. Wallis as editor at Ames FH. Watlis with an address in London. It notes second class matter status for the Vernal Utah post office dated March 1, 1909, under postal act provisions.
A political profile notes a candidate from Vintah County described as optimistic and hard working for bigger and greater progress. The piece cites StatZ of the Press Association and a national editorial member as credentials.
A mid sized Illinois community faced a referendum on building and operating a municipal electric plant. An advertised study funded by an engineering firm implied savings, but the firm would gain commissions on expenditures. A local merchants and citizens committee supplied cost and maintenance details, and the proposal was soundly defeated.
fragmentary notice offers to fix heating equipment and promises quick, clean service. It mentions a phone line and claims to end heating troubles once the system is in proper condition. No clear date or organization is identifiable.
The text notes widespread dismantling of print services by hundreds of communities and shifts to private firms offering reportedly cheaper and more trustworthy options. It mentions business tensions and changing market dynamics in a general sense.
Commenting on Sherman’s view that resuming payments is necessary, the writer argues continuous investment and employment are cheaper than charity. He cites public debt, taxes, and unemployment as destructive, urging individuals and industry to create employment and wealth locally before charity collapses under tax pressure.
The Human Betterment Foundation defends California’s three day delay for marriage licenses as a key safeguard. Last year thousands of licenses in Los Angeles and San Francisco were unclaimed or canceled, prompting accusations of fraudulent or hasty marriages. With similar laws spreading to 22 states, critics warn of divorce rises and wasted public funds, while advocates focus on human misery from ill advised unions.
Grace Lambert of Vernal visited during the week to support crime prevention and health efforts. Roy Heber traveled to Midway for his wife’s month long visit, joined by Frank Huber. Mrs Marge Huber plans to stay as health matters improve.
Five months away from home Henry Lee returns to Dragon. Mrs Vira Burelow returns from Provo and Salt Lake City. Searle family visits, and seven grade programs, school party, and a Roosevelt exchange program at Roosevelt high. Debating teams chosen for a world exchange question on bi metals. Senior Hop aftermath, cafeteria closes Friday, term honor roll posted with student names.
Mrs John Ellsworth and children spend a week visiting her parents at Fort Duchesne. Rank Hoyt of Roosevelt attends a Sunday meeting with stake genealogy secretary gate. E D Lewis travels to Elsinore to move Jacob Durlces household goods in the last week.
The dialogue shows a judge questioning a witness who replies with personal details about her husband being a golfer and her son driving a second hand car, reflecting a terse exchange in a courtroom setting.
Flags and other decorations appeared on streets to remind the public of the 201st anniversary of George Washington's birth, with residents noting the tradition and ceremonies planned by local groups and schools.
At this office a sale of butterwrappers offered at the rate of one dollar for every hundred wrappers. No further details provided.
Adlerika claim reduces headaches by cleansing constipation in both bowels after one dose. Vernon Drug Company advertises the product F233 promising better sleep and relief from nervousness through cleansing the intestinal tract.
The article recounts numerous informal gatherings in Duchesne including Sunday dinners hosted by various families such as Mir and Riis Merri, Mrs Alvin Cardner, and Mr and Mrs Joe Walke. It notes visits, quilting events, a genealogy meeting, Sunday school visitors from Greensdale, and medical visits. It mentions residents traveling to Heber City for extended stays, and reports on a mountain crew off and cement hauling for a new bridge. It also references a child recovering from pneumonia and a family trip for a doctor visit.
Mrs. F e West of St Louis Missouri says at age 28 she weighed 170 pounds before taking one box of Kruschen Salts. In four weeks she dropped to 150 pounds, gained energy, and felt fewer hunger moments. The safe remedy is one half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast.
On Saturday the 16th E Peter son County Agent announced Ray Jacketon as president of the Farm Bureau with L R Barre as vice president and Frank Robert as secretary and treasurer. The Cruray Valley Irrigation Company held its annual stockholders meeting electing Lawrence Wall president Reuben Wisen vice president and W P Ellsworth along with Thorald fearson and Ralph Durfee as directors. ED Lews traveled with taraks of Licence while Wal Ferr remained away and Jackson resumed work with the Greer river project.
Department of the Interior Denser Colorado Denser Land Office notice published January 27 1933 states James Robinson of Jensen Utah holder of stockraising homestead entry 041786 for lots and sections seeks final three year proof to establish claim before Leon Christensen notary public Vernal Utah on April 3 1933 witnesses Douglas Chew W It Chen Fred Wail Amasa Caldwell all of Jensen Utah. Walter Spencer Register. First publication Feb 2 last publication Mar 2
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