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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
2
A fragment notes that IS GOOD EXERCISE ANYHOW followed directions from Murdock to head toward the sawmill twelve miles away, with the text indicating the story continues.
The dairy industry outranks steel and autos as the nation’s top business by profits from ice cream, cheese, and by products. U.S. farmers produce forty five billion quarts of milk annually, with most used domestically in bottles or for butter and other dairy products. Milk makes up about a quarter of the typical American’s yearly food intake.
A North American editorial argues the old mail order catalogue harms Larimer County and other western communities. It contends that improved highways let residents shop locally where merchants offer broader assortments, better quality, and fairer prices while supporting taxes and local services. It urges residents to favor cross roads and local shops over distant mail order firms.
Before chain groceries, local stores relied on broad advertising and price competition, but mass advertising became essential to move goods and spark interest in products. The chain store model spread this approach, expanding access to essentials at lower prices and boosting overall purchasing power and business growth.
A fragment from an old memoir recounts a logging camp missing on Christmas. Mr Murdock and Mr Jones arrive to hear a father tell of his son who slipped away. The boy, eager to join his family, fled toward the main group but the ending remains unknown.
Townsend movement reiterates plans for a national convention amid a failed $5 million loan pitch and SEC scrutiny. Meanwhile Washington launches Rochdale style co op ventures near the State Department, attracting subscribers and expanding consumer co operation with shared ownership and limited purchases.
A rugged posse searches a snowbound valley for a missing boy believed to be directed toward the south end of Strawberry Valley. Men from Billings and local trackers converge, face blizzard conditions, and rescue efforts stretch into night as they navigate drifted ridges and treacherous terrain.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Caldwell of Vernal and Mr and Mrs Hyrum Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ells Caldwell Myr and Mrs PF 5 Reex and daughter Jennie traveled to McKinnon Wyoming this week to visit Lawrence and Alton Peek who have a ranch there The Friendly Folk club gathered at the home of sl.
Vernal residents attended a Sunday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Byron Thomas to honor Clyde Hall recently returned from the UBAC at Logan. Fourteen guests were present. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Steve Adams and Earl of Cedarview, who spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adams. Other locals and guests were Bishop Seatey Frunhant on Thursday, Russel Harrison and two Salt Lake City children visiting Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Merkley, and Gawin Gooich of Napless employed at Lamar Thackes’s home. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Caldwell of Vernal who visited Sunday and Monday at the Caldwell home.
A wedding dance was given in Tridell chapel Friday by Mr. and Mrs. Levi Kitchen. A large crowd attended. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde F Merkley of Vernal were on Tridell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Magiey of Salt Lake are visiting Mrs. Biggley's mother, formerly Miss Eliza Harvey. Mrs. Ruth McKee returned home last week after medical treatment in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morkley of St. George are visiting in Tridell with relatives for a short time.
A brief recount notes Wilson accidentally shot himself in the leg with a gun yesterday morning. The IOOF Vernal No. 24 elected officers John Pope Roy Dalton I S McAlister and W P Coltharp. Mrs Clara Burton and two girls plan to visit Salt Lake and Illinois on a long family trip, with schooling in Utah and Illinois. First strawberries of the season sold by S P Dillman noted for his garden and small farm near the valley. Twenty years ago a stake conference was held with Geo Albert Smith J Golden Kimball and Mrs Elizabeth McCune present from Salt Lake. About seven hundred locals enrolled for service in the nation’s fighting forces. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Myron Hacking and a girl to Mr and Mrs Bert Allred last Monday. Harold Calder broke his arm in an auto crank incident. Harold Sowards left Vernal for a mission in the General States. a farewell party followed. Green River ferryman Last Jensen said the river is low enough to cross as usual.
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