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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
4
The Vernal Express extols advertising as the engine of progress in homes clothing babies health and business. It asserts ads connect readers to luxuries and necessities once costly and drive competition among merchants manufacturers for consumer benefit.
A column argues that accumulated wealth benefits society only if the holder uses surplus beyond personal needs for others. It urges proactive philanthropy and notes a possible future of Uintah Basin fortunes aiding public welfare. Local social notices follow with dances and visits in Roosevelt and Vernal areas.
In Fort Duchesne Mr Kimball and family arrived from Ogden and the community celebrates the Fort hotel reopening. Federal bridge work across the Uintah river is advancing with daily steel deliveries and a full crew expected this week. Mary Thompson departs to Westminster College Salt Lake City for studies. Weldon Burson accompanies Mrs Burson to Salt Lake City for special treatment. Thomas E Hall visits from Vernal, returning the same day. Bruce Maxwell arrives from Whiterocks for business at the government office. Brant and Campbell Litster travel to the government coal mine and meet William S Perry’s family on Deep Creek.
Farm Bureau members in Uintah and Duchesne counties shipped tunneys through the Teairy association with car loads sent from TsinKasiving and Christus. Naslor left for Los Angeles to spend winter with friend and Mrs Nay lor hosted a gathering at Progress fire. Jack Miller won a prize. Mr and Mrs Ray Kimball marked a recent marriage with a surprise gathering. John Hullinger visited the Merkley family over Sunday.
Vernon visitors Ernest Eaton and A G Goodrich attended Sunday School and meeting at Lapoont. The M I A session featured a talk on the slogan Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother by A W Nabeker with songs by Alice Abeglian and Wilma Norton.
Holiday arrivals in a Dodge truck faced delays after a hind wheel break near Salina canyon between Price and Huntington. In Provo they reached by 9:30 A M Tuesday. Sacrament talks on Juvenile Delinquency drew praise from parents and teachers.
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