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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
6
The bank states a long held aim to aid the community in business ventures and in every other appropriate way, signaling a role as a local financial partner. It emphasizes a history of offering support consistent with community needs and values.
A bank advertises drafts issued free of charge and 4 percent on time or savings deposits. It offers nationwide check collection for friends at no cost. Despite a below normal season, deposits have grown to nearly $100,000 in six months. The bank notes its $60,000 capital stock fully paid.
Fully Paid Up before the first day of last January as the law required. The people are cordially invited to call on us whenever we can be of service to them. Win UH. Smart, President Ed. D. Samuels, Vice President. L W. Curry, Cashier, H OH, Belcher, Asa t Cashier, DIRECTORS Win, H. Smart, EX, D. Samuels, J. J, Bullock, Wm, H. Siddoway, H. W. Woolley, 5. B. Colton, Geo H. Adams, A Burglar's Awful Deed may not paralyze a homa 30 complet ey as a mother's long illness But Dr. King's New Life Pills are 4 splendid remedy for women. They have me wonderful benefit in conti pation and female treble, wrote Mrs. M. CG. Dunlap of Leacill Tenn, I,ailing, try them 25¢ at Vernal rug Store.
Reports from New York state Mrs Edward Harriman contemplates a great western university, likely Utah, rivaling Harvard and Yale. Utah groups including the Commercial Club and Ogden Chamber of Commerce push for Utah to host a monumental university, with possible site offers and lobbying to Mrs Harriman.
State Engineer Office in Salt Lake City Utah publishes a notice dated May 20 1911 identifying George B Bird of Vernal Utah as having filed an application under the hydrology regulations. The notice requests compliance with established requirements and directs public attention to the filing.
Notice of restoration to entry for 0.868 acres in Ashley National Forest Utah to settlers under homestead laws. Lands listed include part of Sec 24 and Sec 26 T2N R1W UT, described by metes and bounds. Applications by Christengen Whiterocks Roger Goodman and others with preference rights documented. sale and settlement to qualified applicants after July 25 1911.
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