Telephone directory speeds employer contact
An ad notes how telephone service aids job seekers by providing quick employer access through a directory. It promotes contacting Title Mountain States Tel and Tel Co to discuss telephone service today.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
5
An ad notes how telephone service aids job seekers by providing quick employer access through a directory. It promotes contacting Title Mountain States Tel and Tel Co to discuss telephone service today.
Ashley and Anna Boren visit Price family members including Mrs Vitor Barren and Mrs Elmer Swett. Mr Nelson of Maeser nears bedside as relatives visit. Feltch returns from Blue maintain. Koehler and Rhodes visit, Hall family hosts. Winns and Winn relocate. reading circle set for March ninth. Feltch rebuilds cretoe vats and resumes telephone line work.
Edith Shimmin hosted dinner at Mrs Lees home with Edith’s sister Myrtia Erekson also present. Stephen Perry Melya Roberts and others visited LaPoint. Vilate Dora Freestone visited parents Mr and Mrs Batty. Kermet Young Rosevelt visit with Ruth Sturgeon. Verda Haus home from hospital able to sit up. Joe Winward improving after relapse. Cora Stone relapse and very ill. De Maughan met FP TA committee Friday to discuss school problems.
A Utah court decision requires use of machines to reduce costs on public works, a move that challenges political influence. The piece notes a $1000 payment for a complete collection of materials, illustrating the financial scope involved.
Helen Seeley editor Shirley Crumbo reports on eighth graders starting algebra tests after completing arithmetic. Students in grades 5 to 9 engage in Washington Essay Contest, biology tests, and oratorical preparations, while activities include a Holland village project and spools craft.
Words from leaders across the country urge a George Washington memorial highway via the Dinosaur quarry route. Prominent figures including Charles Lathrop Pack push petitions to Congress and Senators with plans and forms. Supporters cite national inspiration, the quarry as a scientific site, and wide travel increases along the route.
Agricultural notes warn that muddy pastures cause foot diseases in sheep. Early lameness shows red swollen clefts, pus forms, and if untreated the condition deepens, risking maggot infestation. Treat promptly with dry quarters and copper sulfate mix, clean between toes, and apply batter to sores.
The article recalls George Washington’s leadership during the Valley Forge winter of 1777 78. It notes Congress mismanagement and the Conway Cabal attempts to unseat Washington while his army suffered, then praises his restored influence and reforms aided by Baron von Steuben and the 1777 78 era.
A Covington County tree exhibits a mix of leaf types, displaying both juvenile lobed leaves and short leaf pine characteristics. Local observers note the unusual morphology suggesting a hybrid or misidentified species. Experts caution further study to confirm its classification and any ecological implications.
A compact folding piano has been deened for a musical composer to aid travel. The device promises portability and improved performance mobility for on the go creativity.
The note identifies the greater forests of Douglas fir extending through Oregon Washington southern Idaho and British Columbia outlining their regional distribution and reach.
A Mach of lightning may be as brief as one ten mil month of a second. The line hints at extreme speeds and the relative measure of time in physics context.
A robotic cable laying system is undergoing testing in Germany to automate subterranean installation. The trial focuses on precision, efficiency, and potential deployment for large scale infrastructure projects.
The text portrays Valley Forge as a harsh training ground that transformed Washington's ragged troops into a disciplined army. It emphasizes suffering turned into a rare, noble endurance, yielding a confident force able to face contemporary enemies.
In 1891 the dollar’s value rose from 12.88 cents in January to 149. cents by the week ending December 24, as falling commodity prices helped offset other forces behind a subdued mood.
Cedar City welcomes Troy Laundry of Southern Utah as it opens its doors offering full service laundering and dry cleaning options for residents and local businesses.
A colonial era survey records reactions from many workers on business conditions. Statements include Itevial always growing, I am sound, I have seen the worst, I am kept on the jump, It suits me, Just new sew, Dum, brighter, our business is grate, I am working to beat the devil.
City records show A YP Lelshman the Brigham City attorney has relocated his office to City Hall, shifting operations and public access. The move tightens coordination with municipal departments and raises workflow expectations.
A zoologist reports that butterfly hearts may beat backward at times during flight, indicating unusual rhythmic patterns in insect physiology.
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