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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
8
The Jensen community reports Decoration Day visits and gatherings. Residents like Mrs Elizabeth Snow, Mr and Mrs Sylvanus Collett, and Rev Dudley are mentioned along with trips to Craig, Baggs, Vernal, and Spanish Fork. The Wild Rose Club met, readings on birds were shared, and eleven members plus four guests shared luncheon.
Miss Anna Bell Harris of Rand visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Christian Nell Bon. Several local residents travel to Salt Lake City for Decoration Day. Wool and livestock trades cited with Otis Horrocks buying Holsteins and a bull, Burns Wickowen herding sheep for Bob Hansen of Roosevelt. A three act Sunday School play “The Hand of the Lax” is staged with listed cast. A Bennetts Cedarview ball game ends 31 to 18 in Bennett’s favor.
Beehive stake day praised for first place wins in public speaking dancing and a clever stunt song. ward visitors and church activities fill the week with many relatives from Vernal Roosevelt Tooele and Salt Lake City joining family gatherings and memorial day observances across the community.
Gloom settled over the community Friday as news spread that Wilford Caldach died at his home after a three week illness. Full particulars will follow next week on Anderson and brother. Relatives traveled to the bedside or attended the funeral, with several visiting ill family members in Vernal and Salt Lake.
Glines Sacrament meeting convened Sunday night with Warren Richard Son as speaker Voord has been received that Merle Curtis enjoying night seeing in New York City Mr and Mrs Henry Winward and family spent Sunday with Mr Winward's parents Mr and Mrs WH fam Winward Mrs Stephen M Shelton and son Aaron of Duchesne and Mrs Stephen B Shelton of Roosevelt were overnight guests at the William Reed home Friday Mr and Mrs Preston Fletcher are spending the week on Bluegro Main Orval Abplanalp went to Price where he has employment Mrs Cora Hacking and children were down from their Deep Creek ranch to spend Decoration day Clair Fletcher returned from Salt Lake City Mrs William Reed entertained at dinner Sunday Mr and Mrs William Stone Bir and Mrs F A Ross and daughter Naida of Ioka Mrs M Calder and daughter Barbara Mrs F Q Erickson and daughter Blanche and Mildred and son Owen Mrs Erma Warren of Salt Lake City was here to spend Decoration day returning to her home Sunday Another of our young couples have joined the married throng Hilda Hodgkinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Hodgkinson and Garret Case son of Mr and Mrs Peter Case of Jensen were united in wedlock at the home of Bishop John B Eaton Monday evening Bishop Eaton officiating The young couple motored to Jensen where they will make their home Their many friends wish them success O M Calder accompanied the temple excursion to land her F O Erickson and children are visiting Mrs O M Calder during Mr Calder's absence Mrs Samuel Peterson and sons Cecil and Reed and daughters Telma and Verla and Mrs Joe
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Fragmentary note from the San Francisco Chronicle quotes a debate on labeling a suspected thief as a “poor misguided boy” or a “vicious little crook” based on interpretation of the crime and motives.
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The Washington Star advises against exposing pianos to extreme cold or heat. Do not heat or chill rooms dramatically. use blankets to insulate only if needed. Prolonged dampness or rapid temperature shifts cause veneer checks and rust. refinishing may be required.
Historical note explains bees carrying half their body weight in nectar and often drowning when exhausted during long foraging routes. It describes missteps like plunging into water and awkward landings near the hive, with bees occasionally resting on the sunlit backs of others on the return trip.
A fragmentary line humorously puns on romance and physical traits, suggesting a playful exchange about a beloved person and their legs. The garbled text reads as a dialect joke or misrendered lyric line.
A discussion notes rising savings deposits in banks across the United States with money held as an emergency reserve. It argues that savings provide stability during downturns and calm financial matters in households, referencing Benjamin Franklin and family finance as examples of prudent money management.
A savings account gives the owner a sense of importance and community benefit. Deposits enable banks to loan for mortgages, railroads, and utilities, financing machinery, locomotives, pipes, wires, and highways. This creates employment, adds taxable property, and spreads prosperity beyond the individual saver.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid claiming a 102 pound loss for a 23 year old woman over 14 months. It touts a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and urges reduced potatoes pastries and fatty meats. It cites cost and brand distributors Vernal Drug Company and Clothier Drug Company.
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