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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
A lengthy advocacy piece urges strong public backing for civic health measures. It stresses clean food and water, disease quarantine, pedestrian and driver education to cut auto accidents, and regular family medical exams led by wives and mothers to protect the health and finances of households.
Rangely Standiford Brothers shifted cattle to the south end of Uintah County along Willow Creek and to Gate Way Colorado. Mr and Mrs GQ Patterson and children and Mr Hiddon of Moab Utah with Rangely moved to the Douglas Creek ranch where cattle interests are held. Clarence Bathurst arrived from Dragon Utah joining four others including Mrs Bills of Vernal formerly of Meeker and Slugh Colton. Attorney of Vernal traveled to Meeker with Mrs Baxter and daughter of Baxter Springs visiting town. Mr and Mrs D Thomas and R Blerks left for vacation, James Turney brought his wife to California and back. Lester Henry returned to work after a ten day absence. Mrs Chas Zehner with Meeker relatives visited on the eastern slope and returned.
Davis Jacob N Lybbert and William Pierce spoke at a Sunday meeting. Mr and Mrs Angus Blaugh and children visit from Deep Creek. Mrs Sid Pace ill with blood poisoning in hand. Mr and Mrs George Southam awaiting birth of baby. box born Tuesday morning last week. Mrs Southam’s mother Florence Willis of Vernal caring for her. Lowell Watkins returned from Meeker Colorado. Frank Abplanalp and family visiting Henry Slaugh. Victor Nelson and William Postma back at Bonanza mine. Elders baseball team traveled to La Point. J P Atwood and Stephen Atwood hosts. Stephen Atwood recovering from heart attack. Cedarview visit by Adais family to help during calving season. William Postma and family in Salt Lake City last week. A dance Thursday by the baseball team well attended. Hyrum Slaugh spotted a deer in pasture. Continued notes of local residents and activities.
Local youths and teachers joined a Primary outing at Staret Brothers Grove in Manila, with games, peanuts for every child, and a festive close. Mrs Lise Joekean hosted a large dinner for guests including Mrs Dave Tatinson of Los Angeles, Alta Wardle, Lowell Wardle, Clerice Whrk, and others in Tangy oof bee paister. Abraham Postma and family returned to Vernal after spending winter away. he works for his brother-in-law Charles Slaugh.
An African explorer reports discovering a tribe whose entire vocabulary totals ten words. The finding invites imagination about their possible roles as popular song writers.
A Salina Kansas woman recently marked her eleventh birthday with a rope skipping display showing skill and joy as she demonstrated rope skipping techniques and celebrated with family.
The article reflects that despite many academic honors, the student must still create the decisive action or opportunity that unlocks real success in life. It emphasizes personal effort, perseverance, and self-driven goals beyond accolades.
A proposed levy on lubricants stirs discussion among industry bodies and regulators. Officials warn the move could raise prices and affect maintenance costs, while proponents cite revenue needs and regulatory aims. The debate centers on impact to automotive, industrial, and health sectors.
Beech Iowa resident Misa Bates endorses Kruschen Salts claiming a 65 pound loss after using one bottle a month for five months costing 4.25. She describes starting at 22 and regretting weight, urging morning intake of Kruschen in hot water with light meals and reduced sweets. Health claim notes the product costs two small sins per four weeks.
The Uintah School District Board of Education invites taxpayers to inspect the tentative budget for 1932 33 submitted to the Board on June 8. After review by county and state officials and a public hearing scheduled for June 30 1932 the budget will be adopted. Roy Taylor president and Fay Stevenson clerk sign the notice.
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