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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
3
Old rental and other classified notices show how ads once served broad tasks. Readers could rely on classifieds to find housing, services, or merchandise at low cost with broad reach across the column.
An indwina hotel displays a sign about copper automeat sprinklers in every room. The text references Le Mo mre and a Maget web, noting no fatalities in sprinklered structures and a cryptic warning about slumber and a fatal outcome.
The Fourth of July featured a big community celebration with several injuries reported including Thelma Hullinger who broke her arm. Residents from Vernal and nearby areas visited relatives, with multiple trips to Salt Lake City for medical aid and shopping. A store in town will be renamed The Cooper Cash Store with Foster as manager.
Northern Division of a California oil firm accelerates prep work after four month driving shutdown. Crews clean, shoot, and reshoot, lay in a liner, and prepare gear for a deep test well reaching 7173 feet. Grand Junction interests plan shallow well cleanouts as equipment arrives. a loaded camp truck came July 6.
Renalg Davs and Bingham spend summer with Byron Thoutras family. Mrs Thomas's nephew Davis and Mrs J 2A McCreary visit Priday with her mother. Heavy storm Thursday and Friday hampered water flow. Plans for a community event include a fro t with rodeo and a dance. an honor badge will be awarded to a resident from before 1885.
Rainbow page lists visits by Mr and Mrs Joe Winters and family of Grand Junction to Mr and Mrs Paul Britten. Ed Yordon spent the Fourth of July in Grand Junction and Fruita. A heavy rain occurred Thursday night. Rainbow showed strong presence at Vernal July 3 and 4 with only five families remaining. Elmer Collins visited Vernal Tuesday and Wednesday. Fred Anderson and children spent two weeks at Mountain Dale, returning home Tuesday. Government surveyors at Wath, I left that area.
Curry Aten Friesell and family visited from Sand Wash Ferry on July 6. Chuck Sends Hank Stewart and Date Seeley spoke about sheep on Colorado mountains and rising wool prices. Alfred of Wings Creek visited July 5. A dance drew many NI creek residents. Rain boosted grazing and crops. A M Myrup headed to Hib Creek ranch. Ben Adamson and Dean Synth sold cherries Sunday from Pleasant Grove before heading to Hull and Willow Creeks.
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