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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented notes report arrivals and sales in Benjamin Vaulune’s household, Atwoods gallery opening, unclaimed parasel at Wonn Grove, and camping gear at a Harness shop. Fire alarm at MLB & AM office prompted quick response. minor damage.
A reader from Vennac Utah writes a favorable unsolicited note praising the Exprease newspaper. The letter commends financial support and moral backing, calling for neutral, nonfactional reporting and community service.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Stani and Caleb and a 814 cent hind with references to Mouse Bros and Derring machinery. Details are garbled and no definite event, outcome, or proper names beyond scattered terms are discernible.
A fragmented excerpt reports a clothing shop push to clear space for new goods at Lowe Ash tolls Clothing. It mentions a canyon strike near City Basin and a manganese vein. The Thalia Club met June Hill 1900 with Shakespeare, Lingland history, and readings by Mrs Van Ashton.
A partial ad notes a noon sale on bicycles priced at 50 miles 25 cents for ladies or genta models. The readable fragment mentions comfort and a quarter related detail, but no clear location or end date is provided.
Uncle Jerry Murray travels to buy a traction engine as grain crops threaten work for horses in the valley. Willam Ashby of Lake Hore considers locating there for Spanish work, though a farm purchase is not yet final. Sheriff Beeler reports the murderers remain at large and pursuit may be costly. Deputy efforts may resume if new leads emerge.
In Juntles Camp Court Tuesday June 1 Walter Stow of Mallwerd fined 315 for malt after drawing a weapon in a threatening manner toward Trans Poy son of York Perry. Don C. Perry fined 15 for assault for fracturing statutes by killing and abusing Waller 32 tate. Jeorge Clark appeared and pleaded guilty to forged adult and was fined five dollars.
Readable sale page notes fabrics for men and boys including silk and lace trim. Prices range from 20 cents to 235 dollars with belts, silk goods, and carpebs advertised. Lace trims and silk goods priced to attract shoppers.
A sensational claim describes Nanbro's Herpicide as a breakthrough product that cures baldness and prevents hair loss, claiming dandruff is caused by a germ. The text asserts it destroys the root cause and eliminates dandruff when the germ is eliminated.
In Dalrieta on Saturday June 2 1909 Cheeilieens will gather to select delegates for the county convention. Delegates must present credentials signed by the chair and secretary of the primary. Nonpresent credentials will be admitted only with proper proof as directed by G Sowanos County Superintendent.
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