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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
4
The Vernal Utah paper, edited by William BD Wallis and James AW Wallis, is listed as entered in the March 13 1909 public records. Subscriptions run one year in advance at varying rates and the paper positions itself as independent in politics with a forward looking stance.
A Rangely resident Ray Eidson complains of misrepresentation over a deer situation at his ranch on West Douglas. Eidson invites investigators and emphasizes he will answer questions. Meanwhile local stockmen meet at Rangely to form a grazing association to cooperate with the Taylor grazing act.
Davis nena dete, Twrum Blaugh has been employed shining sheep in Wyoming and other gazeldes points. Mr and Mrs Alvin Smuin with children left for Long Park where Mr Smuin is employed. East section reports a severe hail storm damaging gardens and 11 alfalfa fields. A large group of women held a YMIA meeting at the chapel. A nursing course by county nurse Mrs Jane Loft is offered each Monday at 2:00 at Mrs Ruth Tay’s home. Simper and Faward Watkins go to Long Park for reservoir work. Irvin Winward shows notable improvement and can be out and about. Marlon Moon and others visited in Jenfen on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs EJ Tutt and Mrs John Tutt returned Thursday from Los Angeles where they had been visiting. Mr and Mrs Earl Marshall of West Virginia spent ten days here visiting Mr and Mrs Willam Marshall. They left Sunday for Yellowstone Park, with Gladia Caldwell of Vernal accompanying them.
Virginia Reed recalls the 1844 overland journey with the Graves family from Hastings Cut-off to the Salt Lake Valley. After days of extreme heat and near thirst, oxen failed and the group pressed on. They endured a perilous night with dwindling water, a maddened horse, and finally reached Jacob Done's wagon, sheltered by a cold desert wind and five dogs guarding warmth for survival.
In a classroom exercise to draw objects, a teacher asks students to name items. Mary sketches a kitten, Willie a dog, Tommy an elephant, and Johnnie finally identifies a deer but defers. When pressed about a family nickname for his father, Johnnie blurts out that a jackass doesnt have horns.
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