The Vernal Express Publication Details
The Vernal Express is a weekly newspaper from Vernal Utah. It lists pricing for subscriptions and notes entry as second class mail matter at the Vernal post office.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
4
The Vernal Express is a weekly newspaper from Vernal Utah. It lists pricing for subscriptions and notes entry as second class mail matter at the Vernal post office.
The article lauds the opera production with praise for the performers and chorus. It notes Mrs Amo leading a key part, the strong effort of musicians, and the ensemble’s enthusiasm boosting the show despite members juggling other duties. Roosevelt correspondence and local events are also touched.
The Willcox Academy reports a very successful commencement week with many attendees. Alumni Banquet featured in the often decorated academy rooms with an elaborate menu and a series of speakers praising the school curriculum and student efforts.
The notice reports a sale maker including farm machinery and household furnishings valued at 34 00 wulus. Mr Holmes moved to Vernal, plans to share the valley. Decoration Day honored at Vernal Cemetery with flowers, road repairs, and fence upkeep. Charles Iverson 13 ill with typhoid fever.
Bishop Billings of Provo visits Jensen where residents gather at his former home now A M Billings residence. The evening features songs speeches and a social as he extends thanks and bids farewell. Grant Cowan writes a letter from various addresses seeking the Vernal Utah Express.
A simple method to estimate stream discharge uses a floating object to find mean velocity in feet per minute by timing its travel over a measured distance. Multiply the average depth by the surface width for cross section, then apply about 83 percent of the measured velocity to calculate flow.
The article offers garden spray instructions using copper sulfate and lime for weed and fly control. It notes a two pound per gallon solution kills dandelions with fine spray after mowing and dry conditions, repeating every four to six weeks if needed, plus lime to curb fly eggs and maggots, with arsenic or formalin sprays or traps for adults. It ends with a reader letter urging Salt Lake City investors to act on road and land opportunities linked to the Moffat road and Denver.
Rebels numbering about 500 attacked the trains carrying General Diaz and his escort near Tepe ahualeo. Diaz leapt from a car with pistol to aid defenders but the federals repelled the assault and the trains fled at high speed. Diaz later traveled to a German steamer Yplanss bound for Spain.
A May 2 report claims revenge in Mexico City with violent punishment and an escort voyage to Vera Cruz. Telegrams mention Ade do Robles Dominguez and Hiram G. Marquez, alleging a band led by Deflno Vimanova carried out the assault and orders for pursuit against a leading revolutionary figure.
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