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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
2
A brief stern notice warns petty thieves about stealing whips rugs and lap coverings during Sunday evening lectures in Vernal. It urges swift action if caught, mentions a waste ditch by the courthouse to improve safety, and calls for the water wagon to run while noting wind and health concerns about dust.
The 4th of July committee writes to the White Rock Indian Reservation agent in Uintah county Utah requesting fifteen families of Indians to remain one month. News head Cole sends off 300 Utes bound for Wyoming. offer is to keep them.
A Missouri man touts rubbing alum on the face and hands to deter mosquitoes. He says a bite causes the insect to puck er and retreat, then the skeeter supposedly dies of cold and pneumonia after biting.
A narrator recalls seeing his mother praying in private and hearing his name spoken in devotion. The memory inspires awe and reverence, guiding him through school college and life duties. He learns the sacred closet of prayer holds daily strength for duty danger and struggle.
Committees push hard for July 4 events with no room for failure or gatekeeping. Vernal aims for a hummer celebration as the band reorganizes with 18 members rehearsing every other night. Work on 1st North street includes plowing and leveling a promising 1 4 mile track and ball grounds ready for use.
Travelers say Myton is the current standout on the reservation while The Express predicted it would become the first town of note. Planners expect canals to unlock sites for several thriving towns and a potential future commercial center near Theodore Roosevelt with farming blocks nearby. The big question remains where the eventual main city will rise.
Roosevelt residents welcome new homesteaders Pack and Lon Perry while Frank Smith moves in to work assessments for DG Co. Ditches progress slowly but flood irrigation plans bolster prospects. The town reports a typhoid recovery for a local child and notes church services by Rev. Stormont. Miners near Green River describe hydraulic work washing pay dirt with potential gold values and future dredger prospects.
Everything will be done to satisfy the eye and comfort the heart with horse racing foot racing bicycle races and sports of all kinds. Watch the Express for Big Program all invited from far and near liberal prizes for all.
Fruit growers are advised to spray fruit trees for codling moth using Paris Green Part A Green one pound with water 150 gallons. Mix in a fruit jar half full of water, shake to wet, add to tank, and keep the solution agitated while spraying to prevent settling. C. A. Thompson.
The NYSE seat price record rose as Nf ID Montgomery paid 80000 for a seat bought in 1889 for 00. Manitoba crops of 1901 reached 50500000 bushels of wheat 27706000 oats 6836000 barley and 4890000 potatoes. The Sugar Refining Co settled a 10000000 mortgage from 1691 due 2012. Berlin merchants urge federal trade regulation to curb price fixing. Railroad output 1901 totals 818 miles led by Texas 537 Oklahoma 358 W Va 3rd.
A newspaper piece profiles Thomas A Walker of Mardin county Iowa who arrived in New York in 1839 with 24 cents and still preserves the coin as an heirloom. It also recalls Alexander McDowell once a poor compositor, Senator Wearren’s pine box days, and William C Whitney’s belief that rich men should spend to aid others through employment.
In 1908 the United States supplied 30 600 060 of the world’s 295 000 600 worth of gold. Colorado produced 280 000 000, California 160 000 000, and Alaska 8 000.
The aged Francis Joseph receives a sculpture work by M Mamas at a presentation in Vienna with other reports noting Miss Hyden Hyde of San Francisco winning a first prize in a Ohio art exhibition for a Japanese padue piece. The piece mentions oriental folk in Tran hin town and describes the nagel gesge nail violin used by German peasants.
Miss Newcomb of Salt Lake opens a permanent photograph gallery in Vernal at the old Atwood gallery. First class work is guaranteed at reasonable prices. Call to inspect samples and be convinced. Visitors invited.
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy but hesitate to testimonial publish. These unnamed friends, through personal recommendations, help make it a household word for diarrhoea and bowel trouble, sold by Walter Lloyd Drug Company.
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