Classified Advertising Rates From Verna Utah Newspaper
The notice lists second class mailing status and annual advertising rates. Display rates apply to 100 inches or less at 86 cents per inch, over 100 inches at 60 cents per inch. Non contracted display is 60 cents per inch. Local business notices priced per line, with bold and black type surcharges. Legal notices show per insertion costs and advance payment required. Water notices and final proof notices priced, with contest notices charged per line.
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Mifectite Jati. I
Gloom Buster Critics Crepe Hanger in Good Cheer
The Gloom Buster is praised for ending the Crepe Hanger’s fun and spreading cheer. Ele ridicines Cheerike a Warm Cat while Wor rids causes the Average Man’s hair to curl and laughs. Everyone gives good words in return.
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Buster
Lovell Johnston Enlisted in 29th Infantry at Camp Bonnington
Lovell Johnston has enlisted in the army and is stationed at Camp Bonkington in Georgia with the 29th Infantry.
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Lovell Johnston
Camp Bonkington
Georgian
Child with measles moved home as Cottage hotel quarantine ends
The small Deiter child sick with the measles has been returned to its home and the quarantine at the Cottage hotel has been lifted.
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Deiter Chhild
Cottage Hotel
Marriage License Issued to Perkins and Anderson
A marriage license was issued to James H. Perkins age 25 and Etta Velina Anderson of Whiterocks on January 19. The couple plans to marry in Whiterocks.
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James H. Perkins
Etta Velina Anderson
Whiterocks
St. Whiterocks
Free mail delivery set to start April with two carriers
Price received notice of a free mail delivery service launching April 1 with two carriers. Senator Reed Smoot sent the memo to Mayor Leroy A. McGee.
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Price
Reed Smoot
Leroy A. McGee
Mild winter noted at ZT ranch on Little Brush creek
Mrs. Ray Logsdon of the ZT ranch on Little Brush creek spent several days in Varnal this week. She reports a very mild winter with little snow at the ranch.
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Ray Logsdon
Little Brush Creek
Varnal
Representative Colton Moves Office to Washington
Representative elect Don B. Colton has moved his law office with Attorney Wallace Calder and will keep a desk there until he departs for Washington D.C. in early March.
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Don B. Colton
Wallace Calder
Washington, D.C
Chicago Coat Merchant Renews Express Subscription
F. D. Collins of Chicago renews his Express subscription and shows interest in Vernal by asking several questions about the town.
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F. D. Collins
Chicago
the Express
University geologist Dr. Pack lectures on petroleum geology
Dr. Fred J. Pack of the University of Utah lectured before the Salt Lake City Margiat club on petroleum geology. The first talk occurred Tuesday evening.
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Fred. J. Pack
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Mrs Boan and Son Travel Plans Mentioned
Mrs A Q Boan and her son Chester Kimpal of Moffat were in Vernal on business last Friday. Mrs Boan plans to depart for California points in a few days and Chester will begin vocational training at Logan.
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A. Q. Boan
Chester Kimpal
Moffat
Vernal
Pity Love of Indiana Leaves for Home
Mrs. Pity Love of Indiana, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. My Logan for several months, departed for home Thursday in Indiana. Mrs. Logan accompanied her as far as Watson.
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Indiana
My Logan
ia'Stelby
Charley Morrison
Idaho Falls
Andrew
Dave Adderus
Watson
James Winn
Altera
Alma Preece
Victor Karren
Mildred McCarral
Wallcox Academy
Vernal
Nellie
Rose Bourdette
Karren
Local Navy Baker Enlists in Vocational Training
Ivan W. son of C. Alwooad Jr, a first class baker in the U S Navy during the war, is now taking vocational training and works in the Government bake shop at Rapid Falls Ohio.
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Ivan W
C. 2. Alwooad, Jr
U. S. Navy
Rapid Falla
Ohio
Murray reports near completion at White River plant
Bam Murray, an assessor from the Ute Ol Shale plant on White River, says the plant is within 66 days of completion and construction could start soon. He notes the Harrison Wilsonite Tube has caused several nerves among workers.
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Bam Murray
White River
Murray
Sickly children and family health updates
Charles A. Hardy reports several children ill with bad colds. Leonard Slaugh had his tonsils removed last Friday. Fuller Merrell welcomed a baby boy on Monday January 24. President Don B. Colton’s children, once ill, are much improved.
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Charles A. Hardy
Leonard
Gorge A. Slaugh
Fuller Merrell
Don B. Colton
Jewelry Merchant GQ Moreland Leaves for Salt Lake City
GQ W Moreland, prominent jewelry merchant, departed last Saturday on a business trip to Salt Lake City. He plans to visit suppliers and inspect new stock during the weeklong trip.
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W. Moreland
Salt Lake City
C L Hunt Tool Mr Moore Teaches Daniels and Fisher Route
C L Hunt hires Mr Moore a salesman for Daniels and Fisher of Denver to travel to several reservation points that week seeking sales or assignments.
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C. L. Hunt Tool
Moore
Daniels and Fisher of
Denver
Mrs Hatch and Daughter Stricken by Severe Throat Illness
Mrs. Frank Hatch and her daughter Thelma have been seriously ill the past week with throat trouble. The family is noted for their prior health, and neighbors express concern about the prolonged illness.
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Frank Hatch
Thelma
Former Sunbeam Merchant A. Brown and Mumford Vaughan In Vernal
A. Brown once a Sunbeam Colorado merchant and Mumford Vaughan were in Vernal seeking a year long steer purchase.
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H. A. Brown
Sunbeam, Colo
Mumford Vaughan
Vernal
Lng Steors
Travel duo delayed by California snow storm
John W. Pope and wife Les Ashton left Sunday for California points. They reached Roosevelt where a snow storm delayed them for several days.
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John W. Pope
Les Ashton
Wifa
California
Roosevelt
Elders and Priests Visit Vernal Ward Patriarch After Sunday
About 30 men from the Elders Seventies and High Priests of the Vernal First Ward visited the home of Patriarch Nelsom Merkley after Sunday services before leaving for sacrament meeting.
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Nelsom Merkley
Dairy convention visitor to survey local dairying needs
Bishop Hi. B. Calder attending the dairy convention at Logan is expected home soon. He will be accompanied by a dairy specialist who plans to survey the country to advance dairying.
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Hi. B. Calder
Logan
Return from Salt Lake Brings Visitors to Mrs Carpenter Home
George Slaugh returned from Salt Lake with Mrs Flosie Shiner and Mr Southam who had been there for treatment. On their arrival night they were entertained at the home of Mrs Charles Carpenter.
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George Slaugh
Salt Lake
Flosie Shiner
Mr. Southam
Charles Carpenter
Katherine Southam
Flossie Shiner
Lena Collier
Davis
Naples
Willard Williams
Sylvia Hatch
Mary Hall
Central States
Miss Hall
Notary Work for Uintah School District This Week
W. 8. Henderson has performed notary duties this week for Uintah school district on the Reservation to assist in securing funds for ongoing schooling.
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W. 8. Henderson
Uintah
Government builds road from Wong Sing's Fort Duchesne to Myton
C L Hunt says the government plans a new road from Wong Sing's at Fort Duchesne to Myton via Independente. It would shorten the distance and ease steep hill climbs but bypass Roosevelt, according to Hunt.
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C. L. Hunt
Wong Sing's
Fort Duchesne
Myton
Roosevelt
Uintah State Bank and Bank of Vernal Financials
Last week and this issue publish statements of Uintah State Bank and Bank of Vernal showing they are in excellent financial condition as of December 29 close of business Vernal takes pride in its banking institutions.
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Uintad State Bank
Bank of Vernal
Vernal
Whooping Cough Ravages State Calls for Quarantine
Reports to the secretary of the state board of health describe a severe outbreak of whooping cough with many deaths. Dr. T. B. Beatty urges quarantine of the disease like other childhood illnesses due to the high death rate among children under one year old.
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State Board of Health
T. B. Beatty
Road work team led by Resident Engineer Garn praised for changes
Resident Engineer J. E. Garn lists his crew GC. N. Mortenson draftman Harry Han ford instrument man C. L. Ericson rodman and William H. Varley level man. Garn notes changes by U S Inspector BD. W. Matteson will greatly improve the road.
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J. E. Garn
GC. N. Mortenson
Harry Hanford
C. L. Ericson
William H. Varley
Garn
U. S
BD. W. Matteson
Road camps set on Vernal Duchesne road progress noted
Five road camps have been established on the Vernal Duchesne road with most work progressing fine. In charge are John T. Kay John Slaugh John McConkiee Bishop M Batty and President Ernest Eaton. Bishop T J Caldwell of Jensen expected to start Monday but stopped on advice of J E Garn because of snow.
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John T. Kay
John Slaugh
John McConkiee
Mr. M. Batty
Ernest Eaton
T. J. Caldwall
Jensen
J. E. Garn
Vogue Friday Night Film Attracts Local Readers
Advertisements urge patronage of American Legion Witbeck Post No 115 to aid boys in fitting new club rooms. The feature picture Behind the Door will be shown at Vogue on Friday night February 4, touted as very good.
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Witbeck Post
Vogue
County Agent Organizes Local Farm Bureaus
J. H. Wittwer returns from Salt Lake to organize local farm bureaus addressing community issues. A notable feature this year is the social side with Maeser 200 and Moffat 160 active in meetings. An active membership drive is planned for February.
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J. H. Wittwer
Salt Lake
Maeser
Moffat
Wihkitwer
Birthday Surprise For Siven Dicia Emerett At School
On January 19 an eighteenth birthday surprise honored Siven Dicia Emerett. Nine Wintah Academy and nine Willcox girls attended. A cake with 18 candles in Willcox pink and green and U A blue and white was presented by Mrs Rice Cooper. The party featured games and a delicious lunch.
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Siven Dicia
Emerett
Wintah Academy
Willcox
U. A
Rice Cooper
Representative Isander's House Bill No 3 Advances
Representative Isander scores a success with his first bill House Bill No 3. It passed the House of Representatives without a dissenting vote and cleared the Senate Education Committee with a favorable report. The bill is expected to pass the Senate and become law.
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Isander
House of Representatives
Committee On Education
Senate
Along the Uintah Railway Movements through Vernal and Watson
A string of Uintah Railway travelers and residents shift between Vernal Watson and Mack spending time on business visits. Robert Allred and family move back to Vernal while B E Heaton of Watson spends several days in Vernal.
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Robert Allred
Watson
Vernal
BE. B. Heaton
Co. A. Racer
F. R. Slavens
Roosevelt
Myton
Mack
Nick Pappas
R. Stangle
Charleste
Connor
New Mexico
Colo
Jack Gwyther
Ratlifgt
C T C Society Meets At Mrs Woodard Home
The C T C met Friday January 21 at Mrs L H Woodard's home. Mrs Charles Neal chaired the program with piano solos by Mrs Bryant Stringham and Mrs W A Banks, a paper by Mrs Neal on daily lives of great musicians, a poem by George W Orden, and vocal and piano numbers including It Was Not To Be. A luncheon was served by the hostess.
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L. H. Woodard
Charles Neal
Tod Spring
Greig
Bryant Stringham
Neal
Ban Ryan
George W. Orden
W. A. Banks
Lang
Oral Tenny
Englemen
BE. D. Lemmon
Thalla Club Meeting Covers Water Transport and Poetry
On Thursday January twentieth the Thalla club met with Mrs Jessa Vans. Mrs 8 M Logan led a lesson on Transportation by Water and Mrs Marie Lewis presented a paper on The Great Lakes Ocean Highway. At request, Mrs Logan read A Castle In Spain, a poem by Elinor T Young. Mrs Robert Johnston oversaw the music program as lunch were served.
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Thalla Club
Jessa Vans
M Logan
Marie Lewis Reet
Great Lakes Ocean Highway
Minnie Dodds
Logan
Spain
Elinor T. Young
Robert Johnston
Evens
Anna
Benj
P. Kelly
Birthday Party Honors Miss Gertrude Prosser
Monday evening January 17 Mrs 5S M Logan and Mrs P L Love entertained for Miss Gertrude Prosser to celebrate her birthday. Seven friends attended with cards music and a lunch. A surprise shower of handsome presents ended the evening.
Ladies Host Rebekah Lodge Luncheon at I O O F Hall
Mrs. Chas L Hunt and Mrs. Lilian Griffis entertained the Rebekah Lodge ladies at the I O O F hall on a splendid Wednesday evening. An elaborate luncheon was served and enjoyed by all attendees.
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Chas. L. Hunt
Lilian Griffis
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Uintah Academy Falls to Town Team in Vernal Showdown
The Uintah Academy five lost 33 to 27 to Vernal’s fast town team at Orpheus hall. Uintah center Hullinger was limited by illness and a slick floor hindered both sides, keeping the game fast and low-scoring. The rivals split their season series, with arrangements hinted for a rematch soon. In the volleyball highlight, the Carburator Cussers defeated the Counter Hoppers in a thrilling season opener.
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Uintah Academy Quint
Orpheus Hall
Vernal
Uintah
Neen
Uintah Academy
Hullinger
U. A
Kine En Stacey
Shaffer Kappee
Wolley
Caliwell
R. F. Johnson
Allen
Allen Uu
Siddoway
G. M. Allen
Cussera
Cussers
American Legion Cleans Up in Wednesday Basket Games
American Legion baskets beat Roosevelt Commercial Club 34 25 in a rough contest as the Legion first team led 16 14 at halftime. The second team defeated Naples ward in a close 34 25 victory. Whitbeck Post No 11 uniforms featured a dark blue jersey with a cobra monogram. Uintah Academy next plays City team on January 29 in a likely whirlwind game.
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Legion Boys
Naples Ward
Legion
American Legion
Roosevelt Commercial Club Basketeora
Wahllquist
Myton
Whitbeck Post
U. S
Uintah Academy
Calder
Calder Boy Out of School with Severe Tonsillitis
Wallace Calder, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Pontha Calder, has a severe case of tonsillitis and has been absent from school for a week.
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Wallace
Pontha Calder
Adams and Merkley Bring Sick Children for Care
M C Adams arrives from Lapoint with two ill children staying at Parley Gurrs home. Henry Merkley of Lapoint brings his baby for medical attention.
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M. C. Adams Browght
Lapoint
Parley Gurr
Henry Merkley
Lapaint
Cashier Curry Arrives From Salt Lake on Uintah School Funds
Cashier L. W. Curry returned from Salt Lake City last Wednesday and expressed confidence that funds will be secured for the Uintah school district.
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L. W. Curry
Salt Lake City
Curry
Uintah
Henderson completes sale work and tax prep duties
W. S. Henderson finishes the special sale and installs a new electrical bookkeeping system for the L. H. Woodard Co. He will now prepare income tax reports for various merchants and farmers.
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W. S. Henderson
L. H. Woodard Company
W O W Promotes Big Annual Dance in Odd Fellows Hall
Invitations are printed for the W O W annual dance set for February 11 in the Odd Fellows hall. The organization has reached a hundred members and aims to add one hundred more through a new drive.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Www. O. W
Man’s Camp Burned in Sheep Country Loss Tops $1000
Nick Pappathanasion from Vernal reports his sheep camp was burned last week by cattle men. He estimates losses near $1000 mainly saddles. He has not removed his flock from the area.
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Nick Pappathanasion
Pappas
Vernal
Nick
Snow Blocks Mail Trucks Delays on Summit Roads
First class mail trucks did not arrive Monday with the mail from Price due to deep snow on the summit. Drivers report snow about three feet deep and say many trucks and cars fought through. Mail since then has been coming through on time.
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Price
Birthday Cake Snapshot For W M Anderson
Supervisor W M Anderson received a beautful birthday cake last week. The cake was photographed for memory after showing it to friends, candles counted at 35 though exact number remained uncertain. The note adds Christmas and birth days occur twice yearly.
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W. M. Anderson
Dentist Office to Open in Uintah Bank Building
Dr. Shimmin plans a modern dental office in the former Don B. Colton space, located in the Uintah State Bank building, repurposing the vacated office area.
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Vernal Express
James H. Wallis
George HH. Twarrison
Verna
Utah
Congress
Uintah Railway
Ger
Isaac Shaffer
Myron Roberts
Harrison Mine
Toppan
J. H. Coltharp
Watson, Co
W. Baliley
Bown
Geo
H. Kritaas
Adotla Pope
Uintail Academy
Witbeck Poet No. 11
Ruth
Fannie Ward
Theory OF the
Irene Castle
Lloyd
KING
Vidor
Alice Joyce
Durand
Collie
EB. D. Lemmon
ron SALE — _Good condit
wWe
Cook
Kempton
Baby Overland
BOR
Naples Mercantile
Uintah Basin
Pullins
Grant Aven
Ogden
Ashley Valley Coal Company
A. Strebel
North Star Coal CO
E. P. Gray
Church Directory
Kingsbury
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Episcopal Church
Oxford Hotel
Mer
Louis Laris
Sone Vernal
B.h.stringham
M. R. Martin
Ft. Duchesne
H. L. Shaw
Reading
Kansas
E. M. Chandler
Randlett, Utah
Legion Night AT
The
A. E. Dayton
Fedigrea Duroc
Jarsey
Jiamesa
Ywagon
Callbreath Ranch
W. M. Tufford
Quincy
Ilinois
Manker & Henderson
Abhley
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