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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1909
Page
8
An old ad promotes Champlain’s Liniment as a quick cure for muscular rheumatism with frequent use. It claims value for sprains and rheumatic conditions and notes prices five and sixty six cents. The notice lists Pope and Hanson of Vernal Utah arranging settlement details.
In Grand Valley and nearby towns, readers debate granting franchises for electric light and water systems. The Telegram seeks letters supporting Frulta’s lighting, while Routt county sees rising hay costs fall and cattle prospects improve as stock flows shift. The state prison notes rising attendance and pressure for a second cell tier amid a quarantine.
The RFD Book in the New Year Review surveys Utah resources in depth, with space devoted to the Red Book published by the Beaver and Rio Grande Railway Company. The review analyzes the state’s mineral, agricultural, and industrial potential and outlines prospects for investors and settlers.
Don’t let a cough or cold develop into chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Use Chamberlains Cough remedy for prompt relief. From a small start the sale has expanded nationwide and overseas, acclaimed for cures of coughs and colds. Sold by Vernal Drug Co.
The United States Land Office in Vernal Utah announces Utah filed List No 41 of indemnity selections under the 1904 act. The notice cites protest periods, mineral versus agricultural value questions, and requests for contest filings. The list will be published for five weeks from January 1909.
United States Land Office issues notice that state lands in Foernal Stud area under act of Congress of 1811 are open for selection. Public protests or contests must be filed within the specified period. listing includes surveyed townships and sections with intent to approve lands for mineral or public use. The registrar, DeWolfs, warns inspection and public comment.
State of Utah files a land notice under Section 6 of the Land Act listing parcels in Sees 2 and 27 township 5 etc. The document names claimants and officials including Charles Le Moise and designates a five day protest period with inspection and public access to records at the Survey and Land Office.
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