Vernal Utah Post Office Second Class Listing
Classified notice sets periodical mail status for Vernal Utah under 1879 act with annual prepaid rate of 2250 dollars.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
8
Classified notice sets periodical mail status for Vernal Utah under 1879 act with annual prepaid rate of 2250 dollars.
Mr Beloit of Midviaw is spending several days in Vernal receiving medical treatment. A son and health was born Sundry, June 18, to Mr and Mrs Ivan Atewood.
Mr Buig of J QPeppard Seed company arrives as seed expert. He is lodging his wife and children from Delta and will reside in the Arthur Watkins home, leased for a year.
Bért Thomas, working for the Midwest Ol company in El Creek, came in Tuesday and left Wednesday. He reports a radio operation there and says residents enjoy the entertainment each evening.
James O'Neill Jr deputy county clerk left Sunday for the stats of Washington to review county affairs. Wilton Murray assists as deputy in his absence. Mrs Batty hosted a dinner Monday with her daughter Mrs Zina Searle helping serve. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Walls President Mrs Ernest Eaton Mr and Mrs George Warren and William Wallis. Lawrence Carter left Thursday for Salt Lake City with Mrs George Woodbury and Mrs Geo H Christy. Carter will return with Mrs Charles Carter Jr and the children after their visit lasting about 20 days.
Sheriff L Richardson and President Wallace Calder with his wife left Thursday morning for Salt Lake City to testify as witnesses in the Can Alplanalp case in the Federal court.
After several days visiting in Vernal Mr and Mrs Jamies E Wallis left Tuesday morning for their home in Salt Lake City. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs George H Harrison who gave them a ride in their car. Also in the party were Miss Lucile Hacking and John W Pope.
With power off by day James Coupe, miller for Vernal Milling and Light Company, works nights to maintain flour for local trade. The Express also runs the Hnotype at night, delaying newspaper printing.
A readable excerpt notes a display of taffeta dresses inviting readers to view and consider purchases for summer wear. It mentions a model elaborately decorated with embroidered floral motifs and suggests outfits suitable for afternoon and evening use. The prose maintains a period newspaper tone.
July 1 membership day urged for the American Legion with dues and quotas, plus fair exhibits and a Trout Creek outing July 17 to 22. Committees assign duties for camping, camp site, and campfire programs, urging fathers to plan activities with their sons for a memorable five day gathering.
Erroneous report on Mrs Flora Collett visiting was corrected. Milas Flora Callatt Crashler N J Meagher of the Bank of Vernel returned from Salt Lake City after attending the Utah State Bankers Association. Meagher and children came from California and will live in the Sarah D Menase home. A Tuesday camp day by the Women's Auxiliary of the Commercial club featured aDelic lunch for workers. Additional notes mention cows straying into neighbors’ gardens, and advice to children to keep to their own cows. Prof W H Burgener and wife returned from Salt Lake City after attending a June conference. Mrs R H Sainsbury, Mrs Ernest Eaton, Mrs Pontha Calder and Mrs Burgener’s sister Mrs Maude Bentley also visited Juarez.
At the annual stockholders meeting of the Vernal Express publish Irs company, the board of directors elected included Don H Colton, James H Wallis, Wm H Siddowny, George H Harrison, and Wm 8B Wallis. The board then organized with James H H Wallis as President, Don B Colton as Vice-president, and Wm B Waits as Secretary and Treasurer.
Washington reports a two hour meeting among Senator King Representative Colton Interior Secretary Fall and interior officials yielding an understanding to ease friction between white settlers and water users on the Uintah reservation An inspector will be sent to evaluate segregating lands for potential sale to whites Officials pledged cooperation and settler input in water distribution decisions and irrigation charges for lands served by canals
Frequent complaints cite stock taken to unkept pastures and other herds roaming. From now on any unowned animals will be moved to the stray pond at 2h St Hamiller City Marshal. The J R Watkins Company advertises its medicines spices and toilet preparations trusted by over 20 60600 customers via THOMAS E HALL agent Vernal contacting Red 463 25 etf.
George N. Tarsen of Vernal and Nora D. Mathews of Roosevelt are awarded life diplomas of grammar grades. Vernal Theodore Mathews? Paragraph lists J A Washburn Huntington, ex-superintendent of Puchesner county schools, receiving a two year certification in school administration.
Miller found keeper for Vernal City Utah states an unclaimed estray black colt, about two years old and weighing roughly 1000 pounds, branded U on left jaw with white forehead and cut wire on left front. The animal, taken up June 17 1922, will be sold July 2 1922 at 2 pm at Vernal City pen located at northeast corner of First East and Second South Streets.
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