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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1896
Page
2
A civic call urges residents to confront local wrongs in the state and county. The message claims shared danger and asks citizens to join forces, stating interests and ours are tied and remedies must be applied together. A. Schilling & Company San 1.
Inter Mountain News reports Idaho wool buyers offering as low as six cents amid mixed local notes. A Nevada miner named Zirn allegedly hid gold near his claim while Nevada officials praise California aid for Gow Jones’s family. A new Florence mill, updates on mine tailings near Revo, and proposed daily mail service additions are noted alongside fires at the Carson mint and county fund concerns in Blaine.
Two of the three men who killed Jacob Wagen and Edward Paul near Winona Minnesota were captured and jailed in the state prison. One robber was killed at North Branch while attempting to flee. The trio had fled to North Branch after the Winona slaying and robbed a house near ex mayor Frank Smith before a posse cornered them at tamarackewamp. James Cunningham, age 22, and Gene Kelly were captured. Bob Wilton was also taken.
Report describes a chaos on Bullion Street near Hailey where a large tree wedged against a central pier of a man bridge. Joseph Vetzer Ford Srentman and others attempted to dislodge it while Vetver tumbled along the structure and vanished briefly before surfacing on the lower side. Trentman rushed to aid in the dangerous torrent as Horand encoeedead da pushed Ab to jehore, angle unclear.
Dr Richardson notes rapid industrial growth in the South with Georli new boasting more manufactories than the entire South in 1860. He cites Chardonnier's pulp process for wood to paper like products and details steam power calculations. Salmon pack in British Columbia reached 567,495 cases last season and Columbia River packing is expected to grow if runs are favorable.
The piece notes that Ash President Nlarris and the Reading railroad face estimates of Pennsylvania anthracite content at 14 500 000 000 tons with about 18 percent extracted. It suggests around 12 000 000 000 tons remain, potentially lasting 263 years at 45 900 000 000 tons annual output, though only half may be recoverable. Lord Kelvin conducts experiments on quick firing gun scans and shipboard impacts, predicting crew mental disruption after 16 minutes of firing due to concussion and noise.
A young man gains access to a wealthy family and wooes the daughter by leaves of a book. The father discovers hidden underlined words forming a plea to the daughter. The next chapter warns the intruder with a harsh rebuke. The dramatic tale ends with a threat of expulsion.
Professor Peltzer presents a method from The Journal of the Astrian Pharmaceutical society to preserve flowers. It uses washed sand infused with a mixture of acetarin paraffin galleyic acid and alcohol, then dusting and drying, storing in a box at 16 to 40 degrees C for days, and finishing with aniline color restoration as needed.
The report mentions over 4 000 stamps in operation in California and 526 Australian mining companies floated in London in 18y5. It cites a copper shipment from Ducktown to Swansea and notes an American exploring syndicate developing newly acquired mining properties in Ecuador. A very low temperature of 80 degrees below zero alters the color of many bodies with vermilion and mercuric iodide turning pale orange and returning as temperature rises.
Compressed air motors will be tested on Chicago street cars for the first time in July. The new motive power could become a permanent feature in city transportation as the motor demonstration begins and the system advances.
A brief Yonkers Statesman snippet shows a clerk recalling a banker’s plan to leave for a funeral yesterday afternoon. The exchange notes the banker’s request to skip a baseball game, with the visiting team described as “buried out of sight.”
The article notes a trolley abolition plan with a track repair tent and a compressor plant, plus expected attendance of western officials for a motor trial. It discusses fire physics detailing invisible real fire and oxygen carbon reactions, and mentions a carnival executive committee proposal for a float using crystallized salt from Salt Lake and a patented process winning a ten year prize.
The Cooperative Wagon & Machine Company confirms abundant stock this year including Woon's machinery Minnie Jhnathers rakes and binding twine. The note praises past favors and urges continued patronage as they claim never before prepared to furnish machinery and extras. A separate ad promotes HalleCatarch Core and Halla family pills with testimonials and internals.
A Ladies Llome n Journal note describes hosting a luncheon with 20 guests at a single grand table. It advises flower decorations and dimmed lighting in the luncheon room only, not the entire house, and positions two o'clock as the fashionable hour before guests depart.
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