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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
4
Corron Zames II and William Wallis compete in a London race with Wallis securing two dominant sst performances. Doughty Sst appears as the rivals' competitor, underscoring a tight sprint showdown at the venue.
Second class matter at the post office in Vernal Utah dated March 13 1905 under the act of Blagch 3 1873 noting mailing procedures and publication details.
The Utah State Press Association reports on independent political movements and editorial directions as Hemmer serves as national editor, shaping coverage for a broader United Front. The piece highlights the push for unity and the role of media in informing voters.
An official from the Minesojia Highway Department cites road hogging as a root cause of crashes. He lists dangerous acts, calls for vigilant patrols and driver education, and argues only national action can curb the epidemic of accidents and injuries.
An editorial from the Gate City Evening Post praises nationwide renovizing drives. It argues city and town unity reduces uncertainty, spurs employment, and benefits communities when residents participate to improve structures and invest in repairs at low prices.
The Express warns that poison ivy and thistle infestations threaten the city and raise operating costs. A method of constant cutting to starve roots is described, but small patches spread quickly if not aggressively controlled. Readers are urged to act now to prevent broader damage and expense.
The article urges constant tilling and removal of weeds each morning to safeguard crops and property values. It emphasizes labor saved and future yields as the payoff from persistent weeding efforts.
A Tribune message warns that careless use of fires and cigarettes in national forests risks vast damage. It urges vacationers and outdoor users to exercise vigilance and proper handling to prevent fires, stressing personal responsibility amid reforestation efforts.
A large gathering marked Eliis Caldwell and wife Mrs Caldwell’s forty first wedding anniversary with relatives from Vernal and Hayden visiting. The event included outdoor games and a sausage roast with twenty one attendees.
The report notes Sea-Water in Green River has fallen causing sand bars to appear in the river bed. It also covers local social updates including funerals, family reunions, and various residents traveling to attend events and visit relatives. Mentions of injuries and domestic happenings appear throughout.
A Jensen time check shows visitors from California Iowa North Carolina Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota and Nebraska with California leading Utah cars during a twenty minute pass through. In the following hour seventeen states were represented as tourists inquire about the Dinosaur monument despite discouraging quarry conditions. Bruce Kelly and his father returned to Salt Lake City after visiting Bruce’s sister Mrs Melba Lattner. West span steel at Jensen Ridge should be laid by Wednesday or Thursday as quicksand near the east pier delays excavation and strengthens bridge supports. Edna Meeks visits with her husband herding sheep for Roy Murray on Blue Mountain where Mrs Murray shows health improvement after an operation. Jensen Relief Society hosted an entertainment at the ward chapel with a pageant plus a play That Boy. The Daughter and the Utah Pioneers Escalante chapter held a party for fifty guests. Myrtle Peterson died. readings by I Sande of Vernal Purich served by Iris Gardner and Lucy Dudley. Lucile Johnson arrived from Salt Lake City to visit the Kelly home. Wild Rose Club met Friday. Mrs Harley Stewart hosted a luncheon and Five Hundred with Mrs Stewart winning first and Mrs Meths second.
Ashley foe de te Ad s with Grisor returned from Salt Lake City where she has spent weeks. Her son James L and family accompanied her home. The Relief Society musical was held Tuesday evening with a piano solo, a duet, readings, and a pageant of old songs concluding the program. George Barker spent the weekend with his aunt. Mrs Ceril Brechson improved after medical treatment in Ogden. RG and Mrs Albert Dunham of Binnmand Go visited en route to Salt Lake.
A string of local events: Mrs Alfred Simper and Leone Lea Davis return from Salt Lake City. Loren Boren and sons Boyd and Jack visit from Randlett. a child breaks an arm after a fall from a horse. a Naples wedding dance honors Mr and Mrs Claire Southam. Mehin Collier injures a hand playing baseball and seeks care in Vernal. water meeting at Walter Simper's home with stockholders. staff and residents travel to Salt Lake City. baseball games draw crowds. various visits and local movements noted.
A visitor taunts an asylum guard asking if the birds could organize. The guard dismisses fear saying he can defeat any of them and notes they are crazy, assuring there is no chance they could organize.
A service manager reports a car runs for a short time then stops. The motorist notes the engine may stall after initial use and seeks diagnosis or repair guidance.
Probate and guardianship notice appears to be published with guidance to consult the County Clerk or the respective signers for further information. The readable fragment provides no names, dates, or concrete actions beyond this instruction.
Creditors of the estate of C O Hancock deceased must present their claims with vouchers to the administrator at Jensen Utah or to Hugh W Colton Attorney at Vernal Utah by August 10. Claude Hancock is administrator. First publication June. Last publication June.
To the creditors of The Edward D Samuels Company you are notified to present claims in writing to Guy Samuels Receiver at 920 Continental Bank Building Salt Lake City Utah on or before October 15 1933. Claims not presented will be forever barred. Dated June 22 1933.
James Robinson of Jensen Utah filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim to land in Sec 33 T6 R103 W and adjacent parcels. Hearing before Notary Public Leon P Christensen Vernal Utah on July 6 1933. Witnesses Douglas Chew W R Chew Fred Wall and Amasa Caldwell all of Jensen Utah. Register Walter Spencer. First published June 1 1933. last publication June 29 1933.
In Uintah County Utah District Court Rex Mitchell and wife are plaintiffs Harold S Oaks trustee. The property in Uintah County Utah is to be sold at sheriff sale on the seventh day of July 1933 in the clerk’s room of the County Courthouse Vernal. The property includes lands described as the Ski SW SW SE in Township 15 Range 1 west and 23 shares of capital stock of the Dr3 Gulch Irrigation Company class G water right. Dated June 14 1933. Emery Johnson Sheriff Uintah County Utah. First published June 13. Last publication July 6.
A brief note from Naples records a person named Adee De Eet referenced in an unclear fragment. The exact context or action is not stated in the readable text.
Residents host guests from Salt Lake City Idaho and Wyoming as several families visit one another in Wallsburg. Emma Hullinger Jess Goodrich and others travel, while a July 4th chapel celebration and an open air dance floor are announced with a program and games planned.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions RANDLETT and Sette with unclear phrases. No coherent events or names clearly extractable for a factual summary.
Fopd Randlett and Teoma will celebrate the fourth of January at Avalon where the new chapel is located A suitable program and sports are planned for the day followed by a dance in the ward amusement hall Mrs H W Owens returned from Vernal hospital where she underwent appendicitis surgery Miss Georgia Dudley and Mrs Fred Billard formerly Miss Anna Dudley returned to Denver after a two week visit with their parents Miss Dudley is superintendent of the men’s surgical department at St Luke’s hospital Mrs Hunter Browin and daughter Mrs Carrie Ida of San Diego visited here this week The Browns were among the first white settlers here While here they stayed with Mr and Mrs Hugh Owens Sr Mrs Fay Dulvee was taken to Roosevelt hospital Monday seriously ill but improving Orson Stevens works for Raven ... company and plans
Leonard Hazus plans to move his family to Roosevelt in the near future from Denver where he underwent a bone operation on his leg and now uses crutches. Miss Ruth Colton of Roosevelt visits friends here. A crew repairs damage at the head of the Ouray School canal from high water. C L Knight spent last week in Salt Lake City. The Stake MoI A hosts a dance here Friday. Bert Young paints the chapel this week.
A whimsical notice describes a red lantern left in the road with comments from an absent minded husband and a careless driver. It reads like a humorous roadside vignette from a local page.
A puzzled speaker asks Jock about a new automobile with reflectors replacing headlights. The dialogue hints at a humorous misunderstanding of vehicle features.
UK Representative John W. Flannagan of Virginia argues that about one third of earnings last year funded government support, highlighting the tax and public expense burden on citizens.
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