Public Notice of Mailing Record in Vernal Utah
Entry recorded at the Vernal Utah post office as second class matter on March 13, 1909 under the act cited as Hach 3 1978.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
2
Entry recorded at the Vernal Utah post office as second class matter on March 13, 1909 under the act cited as Hach 3 1978.
A political note describes an optimistically disposed individual active in greater Uintah County. It lists membership in the Utah State Press Association and the National Editorial Association as part of their professional affiliations.
The notice explains that a subscription wrapper shows the expiration date and that payment prompts renewal. If the date or wrapper isn’t updated within three weeks after payment, inform the office and request a replacement if the Express requisre ty is missing.
Advice urged for children to study their fathers and practice patience and respect. Listen before judging, be polite, and avoid contradicting him. Affection and courtesy help bridges. remember fathers bear burdens and appreciate sincere appreciation.
A terse, incomplete reflection notes the rarity of a father and the pressure to succeed. It frames fatherly ties as singular and warns against risking loss by failing to act. The text reads as a stream of self admonition about stakes and identity.
The passage recalls a past era with prices six to seven decades ago and social norms. It mentions 28 cent items, two dozen butter, a butcher, a capo of hats, and men in tassels. Laborers worked ten hours daily with no strikes and no union papers. It contrasts luxury items like a kerosene lamp and stereoscope with lack of calories awareness and medical care.
Five Kansas schoolboys reportedly wrote a humorous satire arguing editors are the missing link between God and the press. The piece complains editors face lawsuits and criticism for errors while doctors receive flowers and silence for mistakes. It claims editors must be born, not made, and mocks editorial language and charges.
Readable portions describe strawberry desserts using fresh berries, gelatin, lemon juice, and cream. Includes two no bake and frozen dessert methods with precise measurements and steps. Mentions Mother Briggs strawberry and community notes of summer activities and local visits.
Rangely and Vernal residents are noted as visiting and relocating. A June 3 dance drew good attendance with ice cream and cake arranged by Mrs Retom and Mrs Coward. Work on a deep test well is led by a California subsidiary of Standard Oil. Nash Brothers of Vernal and Rangely plan trucking 400 out on June 10 as Douglas Creek access opens. The three thousand dollar state highway project on Douglas Creek has been surveyed and edits ongoing.
A quiet wedding occurred June 5 at the home of Mrs Carrol. Chloe Carrol married Walter Hannefield of Los Angeles in a ceremony performed by Bishop Lester Bingham. A wedding dinner followed for family members. Mrs Carrol’s family hosted the event.
A satirical verse mocks anti business sentiment urging readers to endure hardship and avoid spending. It riffs on delaying taxes, taxes, and cutbacks while repeating the refrain business is good. The piece uses playful slang to critique economic pessimism.
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