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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
3
A garbled page lists a jumble of store names and sales pitches, including furniture, toys, skirts, wagons, and summer goods. It notes a Chicago Store closing, calls for accounts to be settled, and mentions surveys of military and local reserves with surveyors still in the field.
Thala Club met at OOT Hall in July 1900. Members rose as national quotes and scenes from The Tempest and American history were performed. Highlights included songs Such as Star Spangled Banner and Hail Columbia and a sketch on life by Mrs Ashton. The program closed with a note of departure for one week.
The Esuyon road between Ilve ge Chuta and Diy Dork has been improved with new material and a river-bottom alignment to avoid heavy sand. Road supervisor uses straw to seal the surface, yielding a solid road. Dry Works settlers and others benefit as improvements aid travel. ROS Collett becomes postmaster on Tuesday, July 9, and takes office Wednesday with aides delivering good service. The Ashley Co op building is demolished for a new two story Wayutiuqtura with ornamental front, seating in front and a fountain room, plus a 70 foot wide sales area. George A Hacking of Cedar Valley, his wife and sister, attend the town after leaving Vernal in 1896, seeking a home. Frances Brgga of Lehi intends to join him in the valley.
A collage of Vernon county items reports sales ads for farm equipment and horses, a two year old bull for Jensen Utah, machinery displays at Deering, a local meeting at the Central School, a court house foundation update, and social events at Bishop Davies home with a lawn party honoring Miss Tannie Delries.
An 1599 Maryland claim chronicles Frederck Manuell buying Newbro’s Herpicide to treat baldness. He reports hair regrowth within 20 days and ongoing thickening by July, asserting the product destroys the germ causing hair loss and promotes new growth.
A fragmentary report notes the Timothy mine and allied sources suffer poor coal supply. Keeperfully and A. N. Tusorns appear as referenced figures in the disrupted text.
Community items from Fort Duchesne describe water works pipe laying projects, Christian Endeavor attendance, local shop changes, and hydrographic surveys on Uintah land. Troops practice across the river, residents enjoy Pleavonk breezes, and town repairs proceed as carpenters and plumbers work on quarters. James Marnest seeks army chaplain appointment amid favorable Washington signals and a national convention in Philadelphia.
Notice to Uintah residents of a mass meeting on Tuesday July 10 at 1 pm to elect committees for Pioneer Day celebrations. Deliberations invite delegates from every valley section to attend and organize the event with proper honors.
Advertises discounted books at the office including Valuable Books with history of Utah Batteries once priced $1.50 now $1.00 and Preaching and Public Speaking binding half moroce at $1.50.
Fragmented report notes capital stock activity and cash payments connected to water rights in the Central area. It references Warrin To and Upper Canal finance actions, with emphasis on water rights and centralized dealings. Names and precise terms are unclear due to OCR quality.
The readable fragment shows a person offering delivery from a residence and mentioning a site at the kon with a name Atita Taylor. No clear event, date, or organization is provided in the text.
Wee 003 item at Coltala Bargain Store appears to have pale color variation. Shoppers report limited stock and price. Officials advised customers to verify product details and placement in the sale area.
A young black mara mule branded FY with a left shoulder brand wandered from Covwann J. Youss ranch near Verna last Saturday. Reward of $260 offered for her return.
Notice to legal voters that a school meeting will be held at Mall Ward Hall Dartrat No 5 on July 6 1900 to read the annual report and elect one trustee. Polls open at ten am and close at twelve noon. By order of the school board.
The note praises the wagon for dry climate suitability and light draft. It emphasizes the sturdy build, good paint, and strong capacity to carry loads. The description stresses clear projections and practical usefulness of the Peter Schuttler wagon.
The text reports on multiple wartime topics including German industry with 23 ships and large cloth stocks, England and America labor deployment, a German army presence, population concerns, meat consumption, and a burning coal mine at Monfet Veillon. It mentions underground railways, a dredge for the Volga, and Greece restricting exports.
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