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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
4
The notice records William Thwares and Thitor Aamis W Walton as publishers at 2 Doughty Street London. It shows entry as second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office on March 12 1909 under the March 3 1879 act.
The fragment mentions Vintam county and the Utah State Press Association with a member National Editorial Association. The unreadable text impedes clarity but signals affiliations and regional press context.
The passage notes broad backing for a share-the-work plan amid severe unemployment. Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt support action urging governors, business leaders, and large and small employers to participate. The aim is relief until employment normalizes, with cooperation from industries and small firms essential to job preservation.
The American Fiction Guild selects from contemporary American literature and praises Francine Fincey’s Abe Rowt and the Bough as a Brave First Novel. Set in upstate New York, it follows Adam Burdett a God fearing man whose themes appeal to readers interested in back to the farm movement. The work is celebrated for its strong characterization but warned a casual reader should approach as a demanding read.
The piece argues world peace aids tax reduction and that war expenses dominate operating costs for major powers. It claims 72 percent of special funds are diverted to war and veterans benefits, with the army and navy driving state expenditures.
More than 250 attendees filled a Sunday gathering in Naples for a joint event featuring slogans by Solls Fai linger and remarks by Victor Merrill quartet and Frank ang O Donnell. The program included songs led by Well Planwaring, stories by Ada Coos and Ora Jacobson, and farewells as guests Mary Merrill and family prepared to leave for nearby Vernal.
Okey J W Olsen reads to Mrs Myitioid Johnsen. After the program everyone enjoyed the lively dancing in Riby. Aled is home from the time as her sister Mrs Wm Guftis has been ill.
User asks how to address rheumatism and curtained vision issues with a playful misspelled prompt. Seeks guidance on remedies or actions for 1b condition, implying medical or improvisational advice in a casual tone.
Zella Cops of Whiterocks visits Mr and Mrs Wallace Tinktchell and Mrs Albert Jane ree. families spent winter at the Colher coal mine Crush Creek. Narrowly, Lloyd Freestone’s daughter escaped choking on a kernel of popcorn. Walter Lannefleq of Los Angeles visits Roy Caroll. News notes include Burns in Naples and births, with several relatives visiting.
Sunday night reading at Star theatre featured yle Gliney with music by Roland Hintlinger and Claud McNabb. Bee Hive girls led by Mrs Merrell Rasmussen received badges. Mrs A M Golding family returned from Price. Golding Winns plan summer work at Gladys Caldwell farm.
Sponsor Miss Ruth Hart and Alta Fox report on a Washington Day assembly at Unitah High. The orchestra performed, Dilker E Suith gave a talk on life differences, and Lorna ork staged a one act play. Music program boosts school morale and community interest with new students appearing on stage.
Mrs Nettie Jensen cares for her mother Mrs Lydia Jenkins in Roosevelt while Mrs Miller recovers after a stroke. Wm H Stone returns to Iowa after a weekend with his daughter Mrs O M Calder. 92 logs were hauled by ward men for the McReachnia brothers whose home burned. Hazel Hoeft visits Logan to see daughter Mary in USA. AL Men and Gleaner girls banquet ends with patriotic color scheme and dancing to radio music.
Twenty five ladies attended the Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs Mary A Gibson's home. A selection plan was given by Mrs Horace Caldwell and talks by Mrs Gibson and Ris N G Sowards. Refreshments followed as Mr and Mrs Frank Cretnaker returned from Salt Lake.
A brittle ad suggests stomach relief by drinking water instead of Milal and adding Adlerika each morning to cleanse poisons from stomach and bowels, attributed to Vernal Drug Company. The text is fragmentary and reads like a vintage health product pitch with dubious claims.
A humorous dialog shows a customer asking for flesh colored stockings and a clerk replying they are out of cocoa brown, reflecting casual shop talk about color options and stock. The exchange highlights inventory limits and consumer preferences in a light tone.
The essay traces the shift from sole generalists to a network of specialists across fields from infant feeding to psychiatry. It notes the Royal Colleges’ influence on qualifications, the growing role of hospital appointments, and how public access to specialists empowers patients. It also reflects on the consultant’s demanding training, constant learning, and modest rewards.
Leota ba Mrs Lovina Wilson ill at home cared for by granddaughter Mrs Burl Wilson. Fnoch Lewis visited Salt Lake City last week. Cloward bought the Wilson home. Parey Miller moving a steam engine on the river to pump water. Bernice and Glen Burns renting in Salt Lake. Elders held a social on Friday March 3. Mr and Mrs WD Alred visited Leota en route to Willow Creek. Allred improving after surgery. Calvin Jorgensen made a brief trip to Vernal Saturday. Jesse Brough and Lew Robatts also visited Vernal Saturday.
Orson Birton and Oscar Ewett of Linwood Utah apply to appropriate 200 acre feet of water from multiple Eagle Creek forks and Aztec Spring Creek for irrigation of 320 acres in Forest Homesteads. Protests require affidavit and $100 fee within 30 days after publication date March 6 1933.
Bids will be received at the Ashley Central Irrigation Company in Vernal Utah up to April 1 1933 at 2 o clock pm for the watermaster position for the 1933 irrigation season. Bids must state monthly compensation and include the usual bond and agreement. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Herbert Cyzan, Secretary.
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