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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1902
Page
3
Local column reports farmers busy in fields crops thriving despite a frost in Vernal with bees resting after a cold snap. Mentions community events weather Miram and social life including a large Fourth of July celebration with a crowded Social Hall and a busy slate of local news.
Notice to all who know themselves to be in H. Mease. Having sold my stock and closed my store in Vernal. I desire all who are indebted to me to call and settle their accounts at once. All accounts unpaid after next Friday will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection. You can save expense by calling on me at once and making settlement. 3, HE. Masr.
Davy Willis leaves the mine to spend the Fourth. Moease's store closed the week after selling all merchandise to the Coop. LN Goodding of the University of Wyoming in Laramie visits the Dyer mine with Mr. Wilder. He is a botanist collecting plant specimens for the university and will stay about two weeks in the faculty.
The council met in regular session reviewing bills for city services including prisoner meals and labor, and salaries for laborers. City treasurer George A. Davis reported a June balance of 32091 dollars and a plan for a general license revision next quarter with sworn stock statements required of businesses. Harry Yarnell was granted a license under conditions, and pipe capacity for water to the sprinkling tank was to be increased.
A fragmentary column captures a scene where Sternck and Wes note Tommy Uncle Henry’s rheumatism in a church pew this morning. Dicky asks how they know, while a Chicago Tribune line hints at wits and humor in the exchange.
A Catholic Standard and Times remark discusses a man who, quoted, would prefer being an ex convict. The piece notes he has been sent to prison for a term of ten years.
A garbled exchange from the Chicago Tribune shows two speakers arguing about wearing clothes and time constraints. The dialogue fragment hints at humor and discomfort but lacks clear context or a full event.
Katharine proposes a bold scheme to reduce heavy medical costs in Brooklyn Life with her father, hinting at a practical approach to easing the family budget. The dialogue centers on a daughter’s resolve and a father’s cautious optimism about the plan.
A clipped, humorous line from the Chicago Record Herald about a person who can pose as a florist effortlessly, noting no flowers bloom yet for unseen blushes. The readable fragment hints at witty eccentricity and social observation.
A Brooklyn Life item jokes about a divorce case where evidence hints at Mrs. Flash being giddy. The piece quips that the judge and five jurors wished to marry her, underscoring the playful tone of the column.
A short dialogue fragment shows a patient unable to sleep yet perpetually hungry, with a comical exchange about needing veterinary advice and a doctor suggesting consultation. The quirky tone hints at a tabloid or humorous column.
A character pairs express affection for Maud while acknowledging shared beliefs and parental expectations in a restrained, intimate moment. The exchange hints at romance, social propriety, and the characters’ inner conflicts without explicit detail.
Mrs. Nancy Colton leads the Y S M A effort with help from Mrs. Mary Wall as silk worms expand from a sheet to a building filled with cocoons. Mrs Hall expects spinning to finish in a week with pay from the Silk Association of Utah and a state bounty.
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