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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1900
Page
2
A Vernal observer warns of dangerous accidents from runaway teams after witnessing at least five incidents in two weeks. The writer notes horses not being tied up and urges greater care to prevent calamities likely to occur if neglect continues.
In a candid salutatory the Marinisyim managers admit faults in impartiality and vow to improve. They acknowledge accusations of partiality and explain their struggle with language and clarity, saying they aim to honor their patrons and not misinterpret the intent of their publication.
Fragmented OCR passage touches on bans in Des Moines saloons, cephalopod ink facades, seawater freezing points, and old sermons in New England. It notes salt in water lowers freezing point, and mentions Mr. Wareham and Cotton Mather. Also cites population trends in three states with declines across 15 years.
Fragmented notes present a mix of aphorisms and opinions on honesty taxation and self view. The text references a public sphere, a speaker named Fryarson, and a Globe Ex temperm discussion. It hints at moral restraint and dangers of loose talk in political discourse.
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune item discusses ocean density affected by pressure temperature and salinity, the buoyancy of ships partly in air, and how water displacement relates to weight. it cites Professor Omitarian and weighs the sea’s bottom from sand to ooze.
A puzzling fragment speaks of a mystery related to momy and eating, noting long effort to explain yet claiming minutes are enough to spend. The brief text hints at a delayed understanding and a careworn perspective on daily routines.
A jumble of quotes and gossip notes wide ranging from a preacher’s sermon to personal notices. The piece mentions a minister, a man named Felts in Montana with mining ties, Mira Frederickson in Monte Carlo, John Crown in Orange County, and a pauper case in New York. It also references Mrs. Leland Stanford donating to an orphanage, Senator Stanford’s home, and a tobacco note about Havana cigars. The overall tone is miscellany without a clear single event.
A Utah Uintah County probate notice recounts Hiram Cronk, a veteran living near Vinny Brook, detailing his 100 day service, pension of eight dollars monthly, and his vote history from Andrew Jackson to Cleveland. It notes a family reunion on his hundredth birthday and lists a probate court hearing for the estate of Iyram McNeill with property specifics and required appearances.
The notice announces the regular monthly meeting of the 67th Quorum of Seventies held on the first Saturday each month at 10 am at the Uintah Stake Academy. A well-prepared program will be conducted with orderly procedures. Signed by Bill Warde and others.
Fragmentary lines recall a father and son scene with scattered phrases about age and work. The text places a desk at seven in the morning and a distant home in Nanda or Harlem, creating a mood of memory and distance without a clear narrative or event.
A fragment from the Chicano Daily News presents a cryptic exchange about a hay to tree metaphor and a rib that falls not on the just, suggesting a puzzle tone. The brief mentions an unjust figure and an umbrella as a possible symbolic element within a dated daily digest.
A patent glove buttoner earns $5008 yearly while claims of women in dressmaking rise show many employed. Sarah Merphardt opposes wearing diamonds as ruining facial expression and eye fire. Miss Bessie Shirley of Salt Taloby stands out as a woman who owns a turning paper stews business and has achieved notable success.
In a lighthearted exchange the speaker recalls breaking three two dollar tear pots in a month. A ten cent pot lasts a year, prompting remarks on thrift. The dialogue then shifts to a joke about John’s college and his plans, ending with a mention of an agricultural college.
Residents of a small Kansas community discuss rapid changes as a nearby neighbor group grows restless after nine cyclones. Tensions rise as old friendships are tested by weather events and shifting nearby ties, leaving locals wary about future cooperation.
Notice that on the 13th day of August 1900 at Trout Creek Earler Mountain Utah a mortgagee agent A G Dyer will sell 1507 head of stock sheep to the highest bidder to satisfy the debt secured by a chattel mortgage on Lorenzo D Young estate. The sale, to be conducted at 22 o'clock, follows notice filed January 9, 1890 and debt dated October 1, 1880 with interest at nine percent.
Ashby Valley Lodge No 13 HO UG meets in Wik Buildings every Saturday evening at 7 30. Brethren cordially invited. Beagawin Carestaert MW and B Waren, Pro.
Ice Tongue bought from W R Tousley and put up for sale at Palace Meat Market. The store opens each morning from 8 to 9 o clock to wait on customers.
A damaged OCR list outlines visits by Home Missionaries H W Wooley Ashley Hartratt and Stephen Dudley Vernal May 27 June 10 June 24 July 16 July 22 May 27 June 10 June 24 July 16 May 27 June 10 June 14 August 12 May 27 June 10 June 20 August 12 and multiple locals including Merri Jensen Dry Fork Vernal Merrill and Jacob Olsen. The fragmentary text cites dates and names without full context.
An unclear report from the Ashbrook district notes movements and a unclear reference to Box Lider district. The text mentions a person named Yrick Rotunho and a brother connected to a rock and river area with fragmented phrases about a deed and a location near Lake Tas.
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