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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1900
Page
2
Dal day, March 40, Lu Kr Vion Werren Donter resumes editorial helm of She Taving Tegues Scott Andursan. The editor Mr Toster is a reformist success. critics say the investigation will prove him right on many propositions. The evil he speaks of must be faced for the majority.
A historical notice urges silk culture as a rural industry in Utah, highlighting Pilk production, mulberry trees, and the Utah Silk Commission. It cites Mrs. Ann Hacking as a pioneer, notes regional mulberry abundance, and quotes a conservative yield claim. The Utah state bounty on cocoons is mentioned as an incentive through 1905.
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William Martin, injured near Rock Spring in the Vernal area, died March 16 after a severe injuring fall from a scaffold. Family and local residents, including John Timothy and Tom Holdway, aided the victim as he traveled by wagon toward shelter, with final rites planned at Vernal Cemetery.
A fragmented public notice captures various items including upcoming sales of goods at Lake Pueca with freight duties and stock movements in Vaporliga, plans to add sixty feet of water to a property, and notes about repairs. Mentions meetings and dates in Salt Lake City, transport rates from April 6 to 8, and a property sale valued at 10 dollars with a pile of notes about leather goods and a lumber reserve supervisor.
A detailed panel outlines a low cost homemade chick brooder. It describes a four foot square wood base with a sheet iron drum in the center, a lamp beneath, vents in the drum, and a sealed top with glass for watching chicks. Safety features include cemented joints, air openings, and a hinged side door for access.
A garbled page of community notes mentions Mr and Mrs Prank Drietta as hosts, McDonald Company staff, a sale of Brush Creek property, farming plans for Qt Jlowaxy of Mobo, and moving to Idaho. The Turan Literary Society plans a meeting at the new house, with discussions on Mona Lisa style topics and a talk by Dick Vix.
A fragmentary ad-like text shows a boarding house notice with garbled spelling and unclear ownership. It hints at a public patronage appeal, listing a house or boarding facility and a standard rate or service. The readable terms suggest a lodging business seeking clients.
An incoherent OCR passage describes the Old Heat Market Building and a Doonmington of Tiaemting Cast plowing near unstable foundations. It includes garbled names, stray questions about Lovetims and Lebbnsen, and odd lines about weather and plants, ending with unclear remarks on wind and decor.
On Sunday March 14 1900 visitors attended events related to the Steke Presidency and Home frilssonanics with local attendees and civic interest recorded in the community notes. The item highlights scheduling and attendance details for the day.
A garbled OCR entry lists multiple names and fragments of local notices from a county, mentioning individuals and possible dates. The legible bits reference Antone and Louplya, with scattered phrases about a funeral, cemetery, and county events. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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