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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
6
The article urges Vernal community members to active involvement in the Vernal Commercial club’s 1923 election. It notes membership at about fifty and warns that inactivity harms farmers merchants and educational groups. It emphasizes will power and collective effort to drive progress locally.
A Vernal Commercial Club letter asks parents to decide if 18 and older young men may join the club’s social membership with cards and pool. Directors note supervision, past misrepresentation of ages, and intent to bar under 18, seeking parental input and the boy’s exact age for eligibility.
Eleven certificates of water appropriation were filed at Uintah county for the Whiterocks, Uintah, and Duchesne rivers to irrigate Indian lands. Several canals and ditches draw varying cfs from the Uintah and Duchesne rivers. Filing fees total 207.30 with extra deputy needed in Duchesne county. An unrelated remark notes a snoring churchgoer attracting attention.
Iva Hiatt Larkin sues Roscoe C. Larkin in Uintah County Utah to dissolve their marriage. Defendant must answer within twenty or thirty days after service and warn that failure will lead to judgment by the court. Attorney J T McConnell Vernal Utah.
The text urges an election with a secret ballot for selected members and invites universal suffrage. It argues against a framed ticket by a few and asks why every eligible person should not vote to exercise their equal right, noting that many may have valuable ideas and that significant events can be guided by collective input.
Notice cites Revised Ordinances of Vernal City 366 on hydrant damage and improper use. Violators may face fines up to one hundred dollars and liable for all damages. Citizens urged to notify city marshal on witnessing violations. Mayor Walter G Barnes signs the notice.
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