Grocery Prices From Local Market Today
Readable OCR lists staple prices such as pot roast at 17 cents per pound and bacon at 33 cents per pound. Also noted are sausage at 25 cents per pound and lard sold in 2 pound bulk units.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1939
Page
8
Readable OCR lists staple prices such as pot roast at 17 cents per pound and bacon at 33 cents per pound. Also noted are sausage at 25 cents per pound and lard sold in 2 pound bulk units.
Miss Arlene Hardy and James Tygerson noted in Vernal visits and local gatherings. Several residents, including Mrs Clark Felch, plan trips to Salt Lake for shopping and supplies. Verbal reports mention residents visiting from Craig Colorado, Mant ds, and Roosevelt, with local church and school activities continuing through the week.
Joseph A Paret left Sunday for Provo and planned to go to Pocatello Idaho for a Gambies Stores managers convention. A 1934 school board report corrected bonded indebtedness from 274000 to 232000 dollars. Oregon and Utah mentions follow with local residents attending meetings and travel updates.
The notice lists bids and equipment for winter road work, with references to a 1939 irrigation season, county projects, and a public sale. It mentions utilities, buses, and local officials, plus plan details for the state road commission and school transportation updates.
The notice lists several birth milestones: Ruth Hodgkinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Hodgkinson, born February 20. Earl Merkley of Jensen, born February 21. a girl born February 18 to Mr and Mrs Mark Roberts, formerly Miss Iha Johnston. a son born February 19 to Mr and Mrs George Wori—ardson, formerly Merle Stoberty. a girl born February 19 to Mr and Mrs Creede George. a girl born February 20 to Mr and Mrs Floyd Allen, formerly Birdle Witmer.
Cadet examinations to fill vacancies in the Coast Guard Corps will be held June 14, 1939, at the Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut. Eligible applicants aged between 22 may apply. the four year program covers science and engineering with seagoing work in Europe and South America. Cadets receive $78 per year plus subsistence. graduates may be commissioned as Ensigns. Further entrance details available from Commander U S Coast Guard Washington D C.
Tenors from the joint show at St w oat Gyden each tick er ta display out of hits. Venils was one of its orators while Jacks steers were noted. A pound high bar trade price for his letter reflects market activity.
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