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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1900
Page
3
Numerous small items from Pioneer Day scenes to local trades and notices. Market goods, thrift store sales, and building stock mix with horse racing crowds, a misplaced mail package, club meetings, and a runaway horse incident near the Chicago saloon and Social Hall.
Fred Wood was riding a buggy when a frightened horse bolted past a binder. The horse tore the dash and harness, leaping a fence at Irana’s lot while the buggy was left against a post. Wood suffered a severe shaking but no serious injury. buggy and gear were wrecked.
A Vernal column recounts Pioneer Day in Fors Duchesne and local shop chatter. It surveys George A Lowe hardware growth led by Leslia Ashton, from a bare back room to a two story brick building with rising stock and ambitious plans. Also shows Vernal sheep shearers trip to Montana with names and outcomes.
A fragmented snippet contrasts urban and rural life with phrases about dullness and lively gatherings. It references a Cpworth longue, a crazy meeting, an old prayer meeting, Widnes days, the Dorens meeting, and various evenings after supper, suggesting social and religious events.
Fragmentary OCR reads a verse about love as a fever that consumes by day and night and suggests no mortal escapes its contagion until it is cured. The source text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete lines.
Prices on tacks that will tax belief are posted at Butlock's kerassa shop. Mr. Morrison of Oklahoma Indian Territory assists EW Ivana in the carpet shoe and double pointed tack display.
The Duchesne Post notes Major Hughes to relieve Captain Guilfoyle as Post Commander and Dr Howell’s brother named Lieut. Units update crews bound for the Philippines or reassigned to other troops. Recreational outings for I troop and K troop mark stay at the post as repairs continue and water works advance.
Genn To wife of George Jullick a gal twenty three Jack Egan and Charles Pennington of Pires were in town this week en route to Battle Lake Wyoming. Apples at Peoples Meat Market advertise tires and all kinds of ments.
Pioneer Day festivities were held at George Wilace's grove in Tina Ward with a forenoon program and afternoon sports. Married men won a ball game against single men, Levi Bodily and Veter Nielsen returned from Wyoming, Ellison Murray sold his place to William Ashby of Lake Shore for $2,000, and the Ashby family has moved in.
A New York firm showcases a 5600 pound heavy electric wagon. Automobile clubs form in Bologna and Nice with 2173 members, nine new members added weekly in Trince. New York park permits rise to two or three per week mainly for electric carriages. a New York Central Park permit is issued to a woman after a test ride with Park Commissioner Clausen.
A fragmentary dialogue captures a sobbing Marjorie saying she will not see, recalling a mother’s claim that all mothers could be grandmothers, with a line about punishment and emotion. The excerpt hints at family tension and generational roles through distressed dialogue.
The Boston Courier reports on a neighbor named Jaggers who claims you ran away from home and married early. The item notes Fox’s reply that Jaggers himself did the same, implying mutual accusations in a neighborhood rumor.
Fragmentary lines discuss marriage and tokens of married life with abstract notions. The text contrasts a ring and commitment, suggesting that life as a union has no clear beginning or end and hints at the variability of tradition and gifts. It presents a poetic meditation rather than a clear report.
An old advertising copy claims luxuriant hair avoids dandruff and that dandruff comes from a germ in the scalp. It asserts hundreds of remedies fail while Newbro's Herpicide kills the germ, destroying the cause to halt dandruff and subsequent hair loss.
A muddled notice from Utah mentions the Annual Listeddfod to be held at Spanish Cork on August 14 and August 16. Tickets for round trips to Spanish Fork at angle fare go on sale August Mth and 16th, with final return August 20. Signed, Bu McDosinn.
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