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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
2
The Vernal Express, published weekly in Vernal Utah by Vernal Express Publishing Company, lists subscription prices at two dollars per year in advance four dollars for six months and five dollars for three months and provides advertising rates upon application. Ashlsy Bartlett serves as managing editor.
Notice announces Vernal Express will implement a new subscription handling method starting March 20 1912. Subscriptions will expire on dates shown, with a prior reminder notice and renewal request mailed ahead of expiration to align accounts and reduce unpaid balances.
Notice states that from March 15 2012 certain publication names will be used for delinquent stock holders. It lists a minimum charge of 26 dollars and higher rates per name for multiple names. Names appear garbled but include parties like ASSILLY BARTLUTT and Mer.
The Vernal Express Publishing Co will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Uintah Abstract office next Monday March 15 2012 at 2 pm. Wallach Caldh is listed as acting officer.
The Express surveys France's national supervised road network with a bureau of roads and engineers, arguing good roads unite regions and cut transport costs. It asserts France's model benefits farmers, reduces wagon haul, and contrasts road quality with less enlightened nations, urging better roads domestically.
A mother, trapped at home, endures daily monotony and endless demands on her time and strength. The piece laments the strain on maternal life and calls for prevention, noting the heavy toll on women in such situations.
A Traveling man in Vernal writes with public interest sketches and a proposal to publish more colum n sketches about business and local figures. He mentions road article series by Logen Walker and thanks Vernal officials. A stormy rescue tale follows about Dr Tileh guiding a patient to Roosevelt through night and floods, risking the journey to provide relief.
The Vernal Express explains that to keep low postage rates for bonafide subscribers, publishers must show prepaid subscriptions. Delinquent papers incur higher postage, threatening finances. Hence, all renewals must be paid in advance, with monthly letters confirming credit dates and urging subscribers to maintain prepayment.
A collage of clerical commentary and community items from Vernal Utah circa 1912. Notes on sermons by Hy J Glen Adams, local announcements, school talks on the Chinese Empire, apologies from a clothing firm, club meetings, travel notes, counterfeit alerts, Whittler Day at a club, pest forecasts, farm seed purchases, and a collection of recipes and livestock ads.
A fragmented notice mentions Uintah French Dry Cleaning offering services with a motto about old clothes looking like new. The text also references rifle practice and a pea shooter, implying disparate topics in the OCR.
Readable text describes dusting pineapple pudding with powdered sugar and serving. When ready, whip one cup of cream and cover the top of the pudding for serving.
Emerson Hough's celebrated tale The Way of a Man is secured for publication in the Fixpress It Jen serial, starting early April. Prospective Express subscribers are urged to join now for access to this gripping new serial, per manager Mr. Won Preas of the Jensen Mercantile Co in Vernal. Mrs Leallia Ashton hosted the embroidery club meeting Tuesday afternoon. Ladies’ gilt fringed underskirts on sale and plowens orders for commencement are sought, with Mrs McNaughton taking early orders to ensure delivery. phone available.
New item described as beautifully embroidered shirt waists for Misses and Ladies of artistic taste. Promises entirely new materials and tailoring at Coop 1011.
Day Fork notes visiting relatives of Mr Lew Duncan, with his parents discussing a sale of their Oklahoma home and plans to buy here. Mr George Richenson of Pleasant Grove, Jeffers Hall, reports a cancer cure on his lip. Mrs Mary Dee Blackburn visits with daughter Jenevive and family. A wet snowfall precedes storms, leaving farmers with ample water access.
United States Geological Survey reports note anthracite coal beds in Colorado New Mexico Montana and Washington in addition to the large deposits in Pennsylvania, indicating widespread potential in western and central regions.
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