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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
3
Correspondence notes a real snow storm delivering up to one and a half inches, disrupting travel as H Weeks struggles with a car near Vernal and locals report other weather impacts. Mentions stolen horses, births, and residents making long moves while schools and hotels see changes.
Snow blanketed Fort Duchesne ending the spring spell with about five inches. Roads are being dragged for better travel. Mrs Curtis recovers from illness. Kneale couple visited Vernal and Salt Lake, other locals traveled for coal lumber and a new bridge on the Duchesne river is under construction. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Curry. Coughs and colds close schools. Simkin awarded government contract for posts and is making progress. Locals include Daniella home from saw mill and Farnsworths with Wong Sing.
The Tridel schools report influenza like illness sweeping the area with several children affected while teachers parent volunteers and local officials assess health and safety. Dora Green improves after a severe wire injury from a runaway horse and other students recover from illness as supervision tightens and new nursing classes are planned.
On Sunday a Special Fast meeting for famine relief in the Near East was held in the ward house. Elders Anton Strebel and Frank Lewis spoke, the crowd was large, volunteers shared talks, Grant Morrill sang a sacred solo, and about 75 dollars was raised for starving neighbors overseas. Darrell Goodrich Dawrenes Green and Anna Bartlett of Vernal attended school there.
AltError her homestead to Moreat. Mrs. Young had suffered from asthma for years and had hesitated long before deciding to move. Continued on page 4.
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