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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
2
The Express will be issued on Friday to serve rural subscribers better. Saturday mailings often delay delivery to rural areas since carriers do not work Sundays. Advertisements, notices of meetings, legals, correspondence must reach the office by Wednesday night for timely processing. Ads should come in early in the week for neater setup.
The writer questions Orchard’s guilt and suggests hidden forces, from Moyer and Haywood to Mine Owners, may be involved in crimes and a wider conspiracy. They urge thorough evidence gathering as the Haywood trial unfolds to uncover truth and potential leaders behind the crimes.
A San Franciscan silences a verbose bore by asking if he heard the oyster tale. He describes oysters learning to keep their mouths shut after being plunged into a tub, a quip linked to a method of preventing long winded talks. A Moorish beauty note follows with a National Review writer recounting Moorish women admiring red facial paint and henna.
This Roosvelt UtahFourth of July program lists sunrise salute under Captain Irank Hamilton at 10 00 am with readings and music by various performers. A parade starts at 9 00 am from Wyoming Ave and B Street led by Marshal Fred Wood with floats and civic groups. Afternoon events include horse and foot races, sack and relay games, and grand ball at the schoolhouse with liberal prizes and an evening gathering for all.
An army officer explains that horse character can be read from facial features. A four-part curve in the profile with pointed eyes suggests a gentle yet spirited animal. A four-dent in the nose indicates treachery, while a slight concavity or drooping ears signal fear or laziness and possible viciousness.
An ould London inn preserves its century old charm in Georges inn famed as a gathering place for coaching parties. The establishment still features unchanged furnishings and decor, passing through generations of the same family. Charles Dickens first drew attention through patrons who frequented Georges inn and its Pickwick panels era memories endure for travelers today.
A Ludlow woman learned the hard way that lye ruins eyeglasses. While making soap she splashed the mixture on her glasses and tried to clean them with a cloth but the lenses reflected rainbow colors. No washing could restore them. she needed new lenses.
A discussion notes that wheat dominates daily food use while corn is underutilized. It argues that corn yields exceed wheat per area and that the national corn crop greatly surpasses wheat, calling it a regrettable anomaly in national diet policy.
A Denver Republican excerpt critiques the idea that earning the first $1000 is the hard step to wealth. It argues money soon works itself, making wage earners feel like financiers, while noting much of the current scamming stems from New York and involves college youth more than Bowery youths.
A vivid account describes the mass die off of salmon in a river feeding the sea. Yearling salmon undertake a deadly ascent then perish from starvation and crowding while scavengers arrive to feed on the carcasses.
Ver nal Drug Co hosts a soda event inviting customers to sample a variety of flavors. The promotion spotlights new syrups and a special discount at the counter. Local shoppers are urged to visit during afternoon hours this week.
Nati¢r Uintah diver Instigation Company announces delinquent subscriptions on stock following October 1905 levy. W. I Terrebee holds 50 shares, certificate 32, with 10000 dollars. sale of parcels to cover due amounts and costs will occur June 26 at 10 a.m. at the Secretary's office in Moffat Utah per June 6 board order.
A period warning urges immediate action for a child's diarrhea with Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy plus castor oil as directed. Sold by Walter Lindy Prize Company.
Calder’s ice cream is served with pure soda at Vernal Drug Co, a small town shop offering classic confections and beverages. The ad highlights a simple, old fashioned soda fountain experience.
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