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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
5
A collage of classified items from Adams and Ashley Co op offering honey lessons shoes and general merchandise. Notices include livestock sales 4th of July soda orders and oats offerings. Community chatter covers eggs hay wheat and local events with names like George Adams Calder Brothers and Thorne Brothers.
Max Brith visits Vernal for business while Robher Tompathy travels from Roosevelt. A surprise party honors WHI Smart. Subscriptions for the National Irrigation Congress display will be received. Miss Louie Atwood returns to the telephone exchange and Miss Myrtle Rolf works at L. H Woodard Furniture. Primary children hold a Colonial dancing party at Mrs. Sarah C. Bingham’s. Mies Ida Preeve is very ill. relatives travel from Vernal. Mrs Jr Al Calder returns from Salt Lake. Hyrum smiles. Don B Coon and John N. Davis go to Dragon to weigh wool. some sold at high figures. Captain C Gall reimburses $32720 for costs of transporting an Indian woman to the State Mental Hospital. Will Smart leaves for Germany July 12. Lawn party for primary class ends with luncheon. Louis Young Ehrich, Vernal Mill manager, resumes mining in Northwestern Idaho. family plans to leave July 20. Mr Chrrich and family installing pipes. work progresses well. The death of Mrs AM Lester Ind Ativona remembered. sister of Mrs Fred Wood and Bingham family. News of ill Mrs Lesuer adds to bereavement following Ralph’s death. Holiday season nears. students harvest summer jobs to return to school. Vernon Searle and Miss Sylvia Snyder canvass books to support schooling.
The item notes a July 4 celebration with horse and foot races and general merriment. It reports crops good with water ample, and mentions Mrs. Nancy Anderson’s illness and Mr. Monta vans missing. David Cooper of Salt Lake may relocate to Dennett amid community excitement. A missing five year old boy was found asleep in an old coal shed after a nighttime canal-search ordeal.
The poem fragment asks who guided the speaker, Bill, and the army, crediting Teddy Roosevelt with worldly control and moral authority. It blends dialect and satire, invoking religious framing and political persona in a Harper’s Weekly context.
John Glenn left Sunday for Denver on real estate business. Mr. Wistley came up from the fut shine tach Saturday and said everything is lovely down there. MeL W Curry traveled from Ouwa with Monday business interests in Vernal that bring him here occasionally to salt cows with green food, noting salt as a helpful aid.
A baby girl arrived Sunday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Watson Thompson. Dr Bowers is improving and plans to be out soon. Misa Hackett and Miss Wella reached their homes safely. Warm evenings in Vernal are cherished.
Mrs George Lir Adams visited Whiterocks last week to see Misa Ida Preece. Mrs Margaret Murray departed yesterday for Salt Lake to visit her son Thomas who is in the hospital there.
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