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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1897
Page
1
Denver report details an alfalfa leaf tea claim by Major Du Bois’s farm, suggesting tender leaves dried and brewed like tea may replace imports. It notes potential health benefits, caffeine absence, and broad interest across Colorado and the West.
Dairy and stock notes advise heavy feeder rations for cows after milking. Emphasizes cleanliness, regular salting, brushing, and avoiding easy-robbed feed. Recommends shredded fodder, self-serve salt, and careful feeding to improve milk yield and animal wellness.
The text mentions the largest size hug in the world in Venezuela with an elephant beetle. It cites the Raflesia Arnoldii as the largest flower in Sumatra, some specimens reaching 9 inches in diameter. It notes the central cup holding water and a remark on color and dew.
Rev T C Vassar resigns as pastor of the First Baptist Church Kansas City due to ill health and plans to retire in Newark New Jersey. A separate brief notes Frank Rodrigues a Portuguese youth from Kumimut California won $906 by crossing a narrow bridge 400 feet above ground on a three inch rail over the Lower Cascade canyon.
Notice published that the following claimant will file final proof in support of his claim before the County Clerk of Utah Tutah County at Vernal on March 6, 1807. The record lists claimants George A Blaigh Willard and others of Yuront Tintwh county Bancw 0 Regis.
In the senatorial contest Thatcher led with 21 votes, Henderson 17, Rawling 16, Goodwin unknown, Brown 1, Lawrence 4, Nebecker and total 66. A note recalls yesterday's ballot results and urges attendance at teachers association meetings. County Superintendent N Sowanns calls parents to ensure children attend school 20 weeks yearly with fines for noncompliance and stresses education as a duty to the youth.
Strayed horses are listed: a light bay horse branded U on the shoulder and a brown mare branded iron on the shoulder. A $5 reward is offered for information and recovery, with inquiries directed to McKinleyiam Booming’s office. The Culmer Bros have installed a 30 horsepower engine at Castle Peak and employ a large work force.
Auction notice lists property to buy including a hardware stock about 7000 lbs salt and 700 bushels of oats. EW Davis assigned for H A Woodruff. Sale itemized and offered for purchase under the auction process.
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