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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
3
Mr. Walter Lloyd returned to Salt Lake again Wednesday. Tom Johnston came home from Salt Lake after months away. Pat Whelan the Rock Springs cattle buyer was in Vernal this week after cattle and lamb trade dealings.
Harmston along with Ward E Pack and landlord Shurtleff are visiting Roosevelt this week as Harmston completes final proof on his homestead.
City Justice B D Nebeker and his wife were outbound passengers Wednesday morning on the stage. They will visit in Salt Lake City with Mr Nebeker's mother.
The County Clerk issued licenses this week to David R Andrews 29 and Letitia A Davis 28 Ezra Eaton 18 and Alice Bertha Starkie 17. The first couple came from the reservation and the second pair lives in Naples precinct.
A woman physician ends a marriage engagement by sending an undertaker a bill for professional services. She jests that if he ever needs her services he will be in a condition that the bull will not worry her.
Ren Hatch and Miss Mary McCarrell of Grand Junction tied the knot in Moab with Judge Powell officiating. The couple, both Vernal natives, left Wednesday to return to Grand Junction. Miss McCarrell is daughter of Jess McCarrell of Vernal.
Henry Lee spends the week in Metropolis visiting civic sites and meeting local officials amid a schedule of cultural events and public appearances.
Mesara Manwaring and Bleak are busy on President Smart's foundation. It is a good job.
Art Rich commissions Doc McCarrel to undertake construction on a new addition to Rich's home.
Fowler and Gardiner oversee the Acorn growth while Fred Bingham smiles at the progress and fate.
John Siddeway oversees work at the Electric Light and Milling Company location in Vernal as canyon construction progresses smoothly.
Report notes Will Siddoway seen at the Tabernacle the power plant or the mill grounds and warns others to not detain him unless they have business.
The exchange lists ways to attract money attention and customers noting a rich man to draw a check a pretty girl to draw attention a horse to draw a cart a porous plaster to draw the skin a taper to draw a cork a free lunch to draw a crowd and an advertisement in your home paper to draw trade
Mr and Mrs A L Hurt former local printer visit from the reservator. Hurt plans to move back to Vernal in September to enroll the little girls in Vernal schools and to join the Vernal Express office as an employee.
Charley Carroll, a longtime figure in Vernal and Ashley valley, rode in from his Henry's Fork ranch on Thursday. He appears no older than twelve years ago and is prospering over the mountains. Many friends extend well wishes.
The bureau of statistics finds domestic champagne production in the United States is about one third of the genuine sparkling wine consumed, with imports still leading. The share of home produced champagne is rising as consumption grows.
Mrs Robert Mytton of Hamilton Ontario reports quick relief and healing for her daughter's burn after applying Chamberlain's Salve. The product is sold by Walter Lloyd Drug Company.
Classified fragment lists items and notices including a lost strap purse near Vernal and Bishop Davis' place, a large shipment of Columbia Graphophones, a ten acre farm in Glines ward two miles from Co op store, and a home steam laundry set with mentions of Burton and Samuels, Geo Gray, and Mrs Turbuill.
The Columbia Grapho phones secured the prize at the world exhibition held just north of the creamery, with Agent Pontha Calder in attendance.
Large pasture with good feed water and shade offered at 100 dollars monthly, 112 miles east of Vernal. Burton & Samuels advertise millinery half price this week and next. Red currants and gooseberries at Collier's in Naples. Vernal Drug Store advertises Lemon Ice and men's and boys suits at unmatched prices. Burton & Samuels promote closeout sale of clothing at cost to clear stock for fall line.
Anyone needing ice or ice cream on Sundays should call before 8 30 am. No orders filled after that time. Calder Bros Ice Co. Prices in the Grocery line at Burton and Samuels cannot be beaten.
An advertisement for Liloyd's Pure Food Ice Cream from Walter Liloyd Drug Co promotes a starch and gelatin free product. It asserts the cream is pure and simple without cheap fillers.
Pontha Calder, agent, notes a small stock of Columbia Graphophones moving quickly at about one every other day. Buyers are urged to act before the remaining units are sold.
Creditors receiving notices must attend to accounts at Lloyd Drug Store immediately or later have balances handed to attorneys with added fees.
Sunday lemon ice offered at Vernal Drug Store promises refreshing relief. Lloyd's Pure Food Ice Cream sold in pint and quart cartons at 25 and 50 cents, with Dr Keyser advertising painless tooth extraction. All summer goods must be sold to clear space for winter stock, inviting customers to save money.
J. K. Bullock and family are home from a visit to Prove Dr, and Mia Brownfield left Wedner a day morning on the stage.
The trial for Edmund Hirsch on embezzlement charges, originally set for July 16, has been further postponed to July 25. A flowing oil well was struck by a truck near St. George at a depth of 600 feet as surveyors continue locating the surrounding territory.
Mr Dumbeck representing Carthy and Dunbeck oversees the installation of the heating plant at the Uintah Stake Tabernacle, ensuring proper setup and operation.
John Jensen travels from the river to assist David Bennion in updating church records this week. The work aims to finish the files in time for the conference in August.
Mrs Nina Knobles leaves for a two week stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Fuel due to her mother's illness. The article notes the trip is for family support and recovery efforts.
Messra John Glenn GC J Neil and Ed Longhurst survey and stake a telephone line toward reservation points. The note hints that work progresses and a “hello girl” may soon appear in evidence.
Miss Almeda Perry gave a dramatic reading before the Bible Class at F. M. Young's Tuesday evening. A goodly number of young people were present and enjoyed the evening's work and entertainment very much.
A brief note from a page of reminiscence about Mrs Augusta Augustson celebrating her 76th birthday at Mrs Anna L. Young’s home. The piece speaks warmly of aging relatives and hopes for less burden and more joy in their later years.
J F Callbreath of the Moffat town site company and E Sims of Denver visited to discuss the new Colorado Park Irrigation proposition. Both express strong interest in the reclamation project and its land and prospects.
Goodman describes a ranch visit at Little Crurh Creek gorge on Wednesday. He says Saturday’s hail was abundant enough to make ice cream all day with help from Mrs. Louis Freestone who churned and froze the cream using nature’s supply.
A series of Sunday evening lectures will be held at the Vernal ward house during the summer months. Lectures cover varied topics not limited to religion and are free to the public. Reglater DeMoisy of the Vernal Land Office will speak Sunday night for entertainment and education of the younger people.
Monte Roberts moved his family to Salt Lake yesterday seeking permanent residence due to his stenographer and typist work. Had the Fourth district court not been politically inclined, he might have stayed in Provo. The Roberts family will live at 232 Colfax Ave between Sixth and Seventh streets south Second East in Salt Lake.
Early cigarette use began in English streets via late 1800s soldiers and allies from Crimea era. Tobacco imports rose after 1870 as fashion spread from London military clubs to broader society. The ad cites Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a product sold by Walter Lloyd Drug Company with testimonials from L Carter of Skirum Alabama.
Reproved by his mother for improper language Sigbert prays at evening devotions asking forgiveness and hoping to become a man who can do as he pleases like Uncle Bob without consequence.
The article notes ongoing efforts to rebuild San Francisco churches. Presbyter ian congregations have raised 10610 27 and Congregational churches 1189 68 toward reconstruction.
An army signal officer, Carl Charten De F Chandler, plans balloon flights to gather first hand data for Gen Allen. The aim is serial observations on military ballooning and to accompany aeronauts whenever opportunities arise. He is enthusiastic and will attend tilts whenever possible.
A speech or essay argues that women are breaking into every sphere of work and industry. It asserts women will force recognition as coworkers through intellect and determination, challenging male dominance and demanding equal rights.
For sale is the Mitchel property located in Vernal Utah at the corner east of St Pauls Episcopal Church. Inquiries directed to Pope Hanson Agents 14 of
A vintage ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation. It claims they produce a pleasant bowel movement without unpleasant effects. The Walter Lloyd Drug Company offers 25 cent price and free samples.
A brief, playful fragment describes an improvised hand trick told as a tavern style challenge at Rialto. The narrator instructs a friend to imitate a finger grounding motion and to attempt a lemon squeezing feat, prompting a confident first trial success.
Mr. Troxell president of the B bla class led by John D Rockefeller Jr at Pitth Avenue Baptist Church New York complains that outsiders do not inspire respect among the class. The secretary sends postal cards to members many of whom board elsewhere as others scoff at the notices. President Tivell expresses indignation at the irreverence.
A Chicago frilune recounts a troubled incident where a father confronted his son Torest after an altercation at school. The boy reportedly boasted about fighting since the fourth grade, stating he would continue to fight anything up to that level.
The speaker notes a hospitals busy season with full beds and busy nurses. He recalls visiting a sanitarium for a friend and learning that February and October are peak months with reduced ratios and heightened inducement to health.
The congression al party visit to Corozal drew praise for Dr Gorgas known as the angel of the isthmus. Attendees said he heads the sanitation department with skill and energy during the recent tour led by Representative McCall of Massachusetts.
A playful proverb about a dachshund ends with a twist on a familiar saying. The line suggests every long dog’s tale ends happily with a successful outcome and a wagging tail. The wording blends canine imagery with a positive resolution.
Bank of Vernal in Uintah County Utah files a June 25 1907 condition report with the Utah Secretary of State. The document lists assets liabilities deposits and certificates of deposit and is sworn by Assistant Cashier David Hennion. Secretary C S Tingey certifies the copy as true and correct on July 6 1907.
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