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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1923

Page

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County Dads Give Funds for Needed Road

County commissioners meet to adjust tax assessments and approve funds for Diamond mountain road work. They cancel warrants over two years old, approve payments to Scott and Gurr Wag, and reduce Kelly Mercantile license. Daggett and Uintah Basin counties back the Forestry department effort to build a vital forest road across Diamond mountain and Brush creek.

Scott Ashley National Forest Diamond Mountain Forestry Department DeMossy Uintah Basin de Molly Brush Creek Daggett County

Rey Stringham Takes Over Orpheus as New Manager

Rey Stringham assumes management of the Orpheus in Vernal, promising new features including rest rooms and lavatories for men and women. He plans stage updates and a refined amusement program focused on clean entertainment to broaden the venue’s appeal.

Ray Stringham Orpheus Vernal Salt Lake City Ogden Provo Stringham

Belcher Family Welcomes Seventh Child Daughter

On Monday June 4 a fine baby girl arrived as the seventh child of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Belcher. The birth coincides with the couple’s youngest Pearl aged four. Both mother and baby are doing well and relatives offer numerous congratulations.

E. H. Belcher Pearl

Newman Club Cancels Friday Matinee For The Big Idea

The Newman Club of U. of U. will not present the Friday matinee due to unforeseen circumstances. The group is performing The Big Idea at the Vogue on Thursday and Friday nights, June 7 and 8.

Newman Club Newman Club of Vogue

Aged father improving after stroke visit in Gunnison

Mrs John Chew returned from Gunnison Utah where she visited her father Anthony Metcalf 80 who had a second stroke of paralysis and was greatly improving. She visited Springville with sisters Iris Brown and Ezra Neillzon and Enola Chew teaches in Salt Lake City. Her eldest daughter and husband T B Jefferson of Rock Springs Wyoming also visited.

John Chew Gunnison Utah Anthony Metcalf Hies Springville Chew Iris,Brown Ezra Neillzon Enola Chew Salt Lake City T. B. Jefferson Rock Springs Wyo Jensen

Paxton Chosen Principal for Uintah High School

Uintah school board members meet to confirm W A Paxton of Parowan as high school principal. One of three women teachers, Miss Fern Young, has signed. others and ninth grade staff to be filled. Plans include purchasing the Uintah academy building, remodeling heating, and preparing for fall term starting in September.

Uintah H. 8. Olson T. J. Caldwell Uintah County W. A. Paxton Parowan Misa Fern Young G. N. Larsen Measer School Charles Colton Vernal Uintah Academy A. G. Goodrich Salt Lake City

Celebration for Fourth Progressing in Fine Shape

Twelve riders have signed to ride in the Fourth of July rodeo including volunteers from a Wild West show. Three relay teams, steer riding, and bulldogging are planned. A grand fireworks display in the evening accompanies a notable parade with music and picnic parties on the lawns.

Frank Brewer Shady Park

Large Crowd Honors Lewis Moore Before Mission Departure

A large Monday crowd at the Orpheus saluted Lewis Moore son of Sarah Moore as he leaves for a mission in Japan. Speakers included Don B. Colton E J Young Jr Wallace Calder Hyrum B Calder and Cecil Billings. The gathering raised 300 to fund his Vancouver Washington to Japan sailing June 14.

Lewis Moore Sarah Moore Orpheus Don B. Colton E. J. Young, Jr Wallace Calder Hyrum B. Calder Cecil Billings Moore Kathryn Calder H. Walter Woolley Post Office Force

Prosecution Closes Caldwell Case

Prosecution wraps up in the Thos E Caldwell larceny trial over 106 sheep owned by Horace Coltharp. Attorneys expect the case to go to the jury Friday afternoon as court sessions extend into next week.

Thos. E. Caldwell Horace Coltharp

Elder C E Johnson Returns From Northern States Mission

Elder C E Johnson son of Snel sen Johnson is released from the Northern States mission on June 1st and will visit Vernal in a few days.

C. E Johnson Snelsen Johnson Northern States

Vernal Welcomes Aid Drove Uintah Basin Pipeline News

The Grand Junction Rangely road nears completion and a $156000 total cost with $30000 donated by Grand Junction businessmen is planned to be surfaced to Utah State line. Vernal and Basin towns look to expanded trade as outside business leaders show interest and a Barbecue hosts guests at Rangely to inspect Basin oil fields and refinery prospects.

Ashley Valley Uintah Basin Grand Junction- Rangely Grand Junction Utah State Ujntah Basin Vernal Colorado Basin Utah Noel Salt Lake City Ealt Lake Chamber of Commerce

Deep Creek Mother Lavina Johnson Buried in Vernal

Mrs Lavina Johnson wife of Alf Johnson of Deep Creek died of stomach cancer last Monday at her daughter's home in Vernal. Daughter of T Taylor she leaves 14 children. Funeral held Monday at Vernal First Ward chapel with Bishop Hyrum Calder presiding. Don B Colton spoke. Interment in Vernal Cemetery.

Vernal Lavina Johnson Alf Johnson Deep Creek T. Taylor Vernal First Ward Hyrum Calder Don B. Colton George D. Merkley Co. A. Hardy Ellen Sainsbury May Calder Harold Calder Ray Stringham Vernal Cemetery Bishop Calder

Vernal Fights Roosevelt In Extra Innings For 17 16 Defeat

The Vernal baseball team lost a spirited extra inning game to Roosevelt 17 to 16 on the Roosevelt diamond. Despite only two practices this year the Vernal squad impressed the crowd with a classy effort and plans a return game at Vernal next Saturday.

Roosevelt Vernal Uintah Eaton Hatch Oaks Siddoway Tittle Workman Haffer Thom- Aas

Presidential Derby Entries Headline in 1924

The 1924 Presidential Derby mounts eight entries for America’s four year contest. Republicans lead with Harding as favorite and Johnson Borah Hoover among challengers. Democrats feature Ford Hearst McAdoo Underwood challenging at the national convention sprint.

Metricord Harding Hiram Johnson Borah Adso Commerce Herbert Hoover California Henny Ford Detroit William Randolph Hearat New York Treasury William McAdoo Oscar Underwood Alabama

Big Turkey Hatchery Boom Report Across County

Reports from across the county indicate a large turkey hatch with Mrs M M Batty Baa and Mrs Lyan Ashton_s numbers and J O Lunaberg of Fort Duchesne tallying over 1060 young poults. The piece seeks data from all raisers of turkeys in the Utah Basin on hens, eggs set, hatched, lost, and expected hatches, to publish in the Expresa and promote marketing through the farm bureau.

M. M. Batty Lyan Ashton Richardson Place Naples J. O. Lunaberg Fort Duchesne Uletah Farm Bureau

Grasshoppers and Crickets Threaten Year’s Crops

Reports from county and state agents describe an alarming grasshopper and Mormon cricket infestation across multiple valleys. A three day county camp led by E Peter son targets poisoning as Diamond area and Blue Mountain districts face large swarms. Roosevelt seed firm Wilkerson aids the poisoning effort with Colorado and Green River valley campaigns noted.

E. Peterson Ashley Valley Dismond Blue Mountaine Balt Lake Valley Green River Jenson A. Theodore Johnson Wilkerson Peppard Seed Company Roosevelt Colorado Blue Mountain

Gun Club Ships Chinese Pheasant Eggs for Valley Use

Vernal Gun club members JL H Ale an Byron Thomag and Henry Mille cam visited Whiterocks hatchery to receive 100 Chinese pheasant eggs for distribution to valley farmers under hens. Eggs to hatch later and 6000 more chicks from Springville plant. Rainbow trout eggs also at hatchery for August planting in Uintah and Duchesne county streams per earlier agreement.

JL. H. Alelan Byron Thomag Henry Millecam Vernal Gun Club Whiterocks Hatchery Springville Uintah County Duchesne County Moon Lake

Reception for Judge M. L. Ritchie Tuesday Evening

A reception will be tendered Judge M. L. Ritchie Tuesday evening June 12 at the St. Pauls lodge. The public is cordially invited to attend.

M. L. Ritchie St. Paul’s Lodge

City Council Meeting Clears Routine Business

At Wednesday evening's session the council transacted only routine matters with all members present.

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