Independent Utah paper amid political optimism in Uintah County
The Vernal Express, edited by William B Wallis and Pamell Ni Wallis, operates as a Utah publication with second class matter status dated March 13, 1909. It aligns with state press associations and national editorial groups, signaling an optimistic political stance and active engagement in Uintah County’s civic life.
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Piggle and Aghiater Uintah County
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Farm Fire Protection Shows Farmland Savings
The farmer bears the greatest fire loss but modern roads phones and centralized brigades cut costs. A central fire department run by a trained fire marshal builds volunteer groups, placing engines at a hub to serve many farms and save valuable property.
Welcome to Vernal New Arrivals Forge Community Ties
The article urges a warm welcome to newcomers arriving in Vernal. It argues first impressions influence whether strangers feel at home and decide to stay, encouraging residents to show friendliness to all arrivals and help them settle into the circle of local friends.
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Weekend Travels Across Towns Highlight Local Visitors
The report lists residents and families visiting relatives and friends across multiple locales including Grand Junction Mountain Dell Midway Chatuin McAndewsr Iake Salt Lake City Vernal and nearby areas over the past weeks. Names like Paul Britton Fred Anderson Nes Ferre Pearte Rulon Anderson Marion Hatch and Eaton appear among the travelers.
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Paul Britton
Grand Junction
Fred Anderson
Mountain Dell
Warren II
Billings
Midway
Nes Ferre
Pearte
Perris Lee
Eng
Salt Lake City
Eaton
Vernal
Birthday Celebration At Home Of Mr And Mrs Jo Snyder
The gathering marked the second birthday anniversary of their son with relatives from Whiteraks and local friends. Attendees included Mrs Mattie Allen Mira Ethel Elingfora Rheta Lizzie Snyder and Miss Helen Redmond Zamch. A memorial of snacks and beverages was served.
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Jo Snyder
Mattie Allen
Mira Ethel Elingfora
Rheta
Whiteraks
Lizzie Snyder
Helen Redmond Zamch
Vernal City adopts RFC bond purchase ordinance 1933
Ordinance No .5 approves acceptance of RFC resolution to permit the purchase of 3200000 in bonds for waterworks in Vernal Utah. It sets bidding conditions, labor, wage, and procurement rules, secures bond proceeds, and delineates trust and use of funds for construction and operation, effective upon passage.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Coporaton
RFC
Ftcc
RFCC
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HFC
United States
Feder Reserve System
Sinaing
Nas
Reconstruction Ignarice Ceotpoeliivon
Vernal City
Sala
Vernal
Utah
Cooper
Bmoore City Recorder
Irsin Eaton Ave
Charlies
Hatch
Henry Green
E Smith
Cooper Moor
Creditors Notified in Edward D Samuels Company Case
Creditors of the Edward D Samuels Company are asked to present claims in writing to Continental Bank Building Salt Lake City Utah by October 15 1933. Claims not presented will be forever barred. Dated June 22 1933. Receiver Guy Seamuels.
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Edward D Samuels Company
Continental Bank
Salt Lake Cut
Utah
Guy Seamuels
Edward D Samusely Company
Zorparaveno Jure
Glines Retief forfety Feld ther losing sacs
A fragmented local notice recounts a June page with program items and names such as Enid, Theda Fad, Lela Batty, Bee Ferry, Harold Bell, and Kenneth Terms. It notes Miss Orla Joerson returning from Salt Lake and relatives visiting Ashlie creek and Deep Creek with several local names appearing throughout.
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Enid
Lela Batty
Bee Ferry
Colo Harold Bell
Kenneth
Orla Joerson
Salt Lake
Jennie Carhart
Miss Johnson
Eife Johnson
Birroughs
Cris
Maeser
Creek
Affyrtle Erek
Viola Sola
Mirrey
Gernen
Speeker
S&s
Ouray and Willow Creek Ferry Resume Service After Repairs
The Navajo country notes that the WWD ferry at Ouray is back in use for autos and teams after repairs. Officials report staff changes at the agency, including Hugh D Owens and Herbert Alfline being dropped from service, with Arrive moving to a new post near the Duchesne river mouth. Dr Mock and family return from Chicago Worlds Fair, praising its value and enjoyment.
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Eph Birchel
Roy Bartholomew
Martin Brown
Lewis Thorne
Abe
Golden Match
Willow Creek
Vernal
WiHe Stephens
Roosevelt
Tank Hywe
Green
Sand Wash
Curry
Mat Curry
MOF
Sellech
Racine
Wisconsin
Reagans
Ouray School
Navajo Country
John McConnell Murray
John Murray
Myr Murray
Whiterocks
Ouray
Hill
Willow Creeks
Mytup
la- Mar Larton
Melka Jorgenson
Tamily
Em‘inual
Green River
Hugh D Owens
Herbert Alfrike
Bob Ouray
Owens
Mr Arrive
Polce Guarters
Woroner
Duchesne
Dean Seel
Randlett
Additon
J L Johnson
Force
Fort Duchesne
Chicago
Thursda
Havng
RANGELY NOTES ON TOWN EVENTS AND VISITORS
Readable items mention Christina Schwartz arriving June 6 to join Mrs F oA Nuichos at an ice cream social for the Werrens. J R Stewart, camp caretaker, attends Craig visit. The Meekers visit home folks. Harald Evans travels through from Vermal gorg to the H P Otleson sheep camp Meeker.
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Christina Schwartz
F Oa Nuichos
Grand Junction
J R Stewart
Craig
Alex Carsten Meeker
Harald Evans
Vermal Gorg
Otleson
Meeker
Infant born to Mr and Mrs Preston Fletcher
The Fletcher couple celebrate the arrival of a baby girl born on Sunday in July. Airs Vira Bigelow of Lapant visited with her brother Batty Dean Bigelow who traveled from Lapant on Saturday to see his son Dallas and to visit at Mr Roberts home.
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Preston Fletcher
Vira Bigelw
Lapant
Batty Dean Bigelow
Lapanr
Dallas
V6 Roberts
Jensen area notes include DUP meeting and Blue Mountain rodeo plans
The Escalante DUP met at Mrs B P Kelly’s home with hostesses including Mrs A DeMar Dudley and Mrs Mav Stewart. Fifteen members attended as Luc Dudley led a lesson. Blue Mountain Rodeo plans July 24 to raise funds for Jensen Scouts. Nearby residents and travel for Fourth of July are noted, along with bridge work and the arrival of government survey crews.
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Ora Henmistreet
Effie Hunt
Verral
Nelson
Jensen
Bernard Stuart
Bishop Calf
Stewart
Harley
Albert Snow
Rainbow
Warren Lhillings
Harden Nelson
Maryn Feterson
Irvin
Kelly
A R Phillip
Buckle Arizona
Phoenix
Wirs Tra
Eyan
Elene
Phillips
Ashlie
Harold Kel
Salt Lake City
Provo
Wondas
Watson
Steel Path Bridge
Local Residents Enjoy Fourth of July Visits and Accidents
Nell Soderbere and family from Salt Lake City visit relatives in Greens Lah with Bishop Alma Preece. Leocena Glenn has an operation for appendicitis. Thelbert McCarrell suffers a serious accident on Diamond Mountain, breaking a shoulder and sustaining facial injuries. Ir and Mrs Lyman Swett of Manila and Mr and Mrs Victor Karren plus Mr and Mrs William Karren travel to Blue Mountain for the holiday.
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Nell Soderbere
Salt Lake City
Greens
Bishop
Alma Preece
Ora Preece
Elk Springs
Leocena Glenn
Appell
Citis
P W Crandell
Lyman Swett
Manila
Ballard Ward conference notes and leadership changes
A Ballard Ward gathering at the ward chapel included President Bion O Coton and other Church leaders. Several officials were released or reassigned including Lee Angus Weston Timoth y Allred as presidents and LeRoy Goodrich and Chas Bingham as Sunday School officers. Todd and others are noted as having health or travel adjustments.
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Ward
Tie Stake
Bion O Coton
Frearekh Mussi
Epméaim Damhert
John Episcomb
Ske
Wien
Jack
Arian Cook
Juain
Carl Fracken
Andrew Wahlqvist
Brent John ‘Ardner
George Strebel
Russell Todd
John H Cook
Joseph Rawdres
Afd
Coton
Nec Toid
Haze
Venice Hope
M IA
Lee Angus Weston Timothy
Dee Allred
LeRoy Goodrich
Ray Latrum
Chas Bingham
Lee Angus
Mike Cook
Mabel Allred
Vida Betts
Jennie Hawley
Hazel King Todd
Lesona Manvearne
Hk Oml
Todd
Sit Lake City
Sit Bg
Thomas Todd Khma Sieb
Salt Lake City
Notable Health Update In Family of Mrs Rhoda Goodrich
The article notes that mother Mrs Rhoda Goodrich is in very poor health prompting concern from relatives. It mentions the family context and the seriousness of her condition without graphic detail.
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Rhoda Goodrich
Monologue on Gratitude and Human Culture in Public Discourse
A reflection cites John Swift on gratitude as a human trait that distinguishes people and attracts friendship and wealth. The text evokes nature images like the celandine and the weeping willow and recalls biblical motifs such as hanging harps by the willows after memory of Zion.
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John Swift
New York World Telegram
Babylon
Zion
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