Second Class Matter Notice From Vernal Utah Post
The item is entered as a second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office under the act of Congress dated March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1924
Page
4
The item is entered as a second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office under the act of Congress dated March 3 1879.
The Moffat tunnel progress tracks a 6.7 mile Colorado route linking Salt Lake City and Denver. Crews excavate 20 feet daily with a 44 feet in 24 hours record in the main bore and a 20 foot advance in the pilot tunnel. The $6.6 million project boosts Uintah Basin access and reduces a major grade over Corona Pass.
A veteran died after a wagon and mower accident on his land near Pot Creek on Wild mountain. He was dragged by runaway team for about 200 yards and mangled by rake teeth. Decomposed body found near the scene, burial arranged with neighbors’ help. He had moved here years ago to run a stock ranch and raise cattle and horses. Sisters in Oklahoma and Oregon were notified.
Home missionaries at Sacrament include Mr. Nebeker and Mr. Jensen of Roosevelt with Mrs. Jenser and a young girl. Florence Bacon returned from Hayden after a week. Joseph King visited from Roosevelt. Peterson and Washburn attended meeting. Erma Powell returned to Salt Lake City after two weeks with the Glenns. Vivian Snyder spent weekend at Bennett. Elmer Pope and daughter Alois shopped in Roosevelt. Cyndia Allred returned from Salt Lake City after two months. Miss Adams of Vernal visits with friends. Ethel Nichol returned to Roosevelt after a weekend with Mrs. Gail Caldwell. Austin Grenna hosted a Wednesday night party.
Mr and Mrs Everett Murphy plan a Huntington departure. Mr and Mrs Jack McCarthy visited Roosevelt Tuesday. L T Bennett of Fort Duchess was in this vicinity. Cilinton Simmerall and Everett Murphy helped Harrison Ball at Roosevelt. Mrs Neila Nelson and others visited Roosevelt Wednesday. Local youths attended a Roosevelt show Saturday. Iona Barber stayed with Esther Timothy at Roosevelt. Powell and son transacted business at Roosevelt Monday. N Snyder and mother Mrs Janie Moore visited Montwel Monday. George Roberts bought a new car and toured Roosevelt Saturday. Victor Kizry traveled to Salt Lake City on business. Newell Snyder did business at Myton last week. Will Pope visits relatives here. He has herded sheep for Joseph P. Hacking. E H Burgess transacted business nearby Monday. Mrs Kate Snyder and children with Mrs Janie Moore spent Wednesday at Roosevelt. Mr and Mrs Ed Hust of Montwel were in town Monday.
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