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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1931
Page
6
Lapoint hosts its first annual Tapoint Commercial club dance at city hall on December 5 with a grand program featuring Miss Fradean Wilson and Warburton among vocalists. The event fosters social harmony, praising local leaders and the town’s cosmopolitan spirit.
The Tridell basketball team, hampered by injuries and player losses, fought hard but could not sustain a late lead against Vernal in Lapoint. Key players were unavailable or fatigued after a prior game, limiting endurance in a 21 to 36 final.
Mrs Peel Johnson of Vernal was a tallor at the home of Linnie Simper Sunday evening. Mrs Diver E. Smith and Archie Johnson of the stake MoI A were visitors at our Mutual last Tuesday evening. The married folks dance was well attended and enjoyed by all. Mrs Edna Simpers was an overnight visitor at Mrs Jennie Brimhall’s home in Vernal last Friday. Brimhall has been on the sick list the past week. Henry Staugh had a radio installed last week and reports fine programs. Mrs Ida Bowthorpa and children ...
A Uintah Basin report by a Utah Fish and Game veteran describes fishing decline since 1904 due to road building canals diverting water and trapping damage. Beavers are defended for dam building aiding small fish, while Indian and white alike affect fishing. The department notes limited funding and no tax dollars. beaver relocation seen. Deer and elk ranges are expanding with three strong game clubs in the Basin.
The quickest economical route to Denver via Craig, daily 9 03 a m depart, arrive Denver 5 45 p m. One way fare 1 60. Also fast freight service for stock and other commodities.
A father and son exchange quick witted lines about staying up late and rising early. The parent says the worst evils come from laziness while the son Cuthbert quips about the worm and early rising. The father retorts that the worm was not in bed and was heading home.
A motorist apologizes for running over a hen with a humorous exchange. Parmer asks for two dollars, claiming a rooster was fond of the hen, to settle the incident locally.
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