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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
4
The Naples and Vernal First ward teams battled Saturday night in a windy arena. Vernal led nineteen to thirteen at halftime and finished twenty five to eighteen, helped by Luchelloodrich’s spectacular pass and shot. The Naples squad fumbled many chances and forfeited a game after a dispute over a four day exnote rule.
Daisy, five, buys a green painted pencil and tries to spell with it while her brother Dexter helps. The pencil breaks repeatedly as Daisy dictates a letter to her papa, finally ending as kindling in the morning with the pencil completely used.
Reeves Bird, once of Vernal, now serves as bishop of a Mesa City Arizona ward. He moved to Arizona about four years ago for health and has shown steady improvement. He previously suffered with hibue mutism and heart trouble but refused bed rest. friends in Vernal are glad he is progressing. The 1912 December bills were not allowed and the report could not be submitted, totaling 237157 dollars with 75893 dollars for lumber and work by district.
Road Commissioner George W. Perry submits his annual report to the county commissioners detailing expenditures for December 1911 and surrounding areas including Jensen, Naples and Southeast Vernal, North and Northeast Vernal, Macser and Mountain Dell, South Ashley, Whiterocks, Roosevelt and vicinity, Fort Duchesne and Ranchett, Lin wand and Manila, Marley Vernon. The report follows a personal visit home before returning to Provo to attend Brigham Young University.
Office advertises gummed labels and gummed cath tape for book mending sold locally. Includes mentions of availability at the office and potential pricing for repair supplies.
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