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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
6
A fragmentary community notice lists a box supper at the coop and various shop promotions. It mentions a LOST fur glove returning to W. 8 Henderson for reward and discounts at Burton's bargain counter and Acorn Mer. Co with a sale on textiles and winter wear.
Property available in Naples ward one mile east of Gillman’s store. Also Lena Overholt Millinery opening at the Leader on Monday and Tuesday the 22nd and 23rd of March.
For sale a capable work horse pounds around 1050 to 1106 inquire S Dubendorff at H and Coopers resident. Also notices about library support box supper and local market items. Palace Barber Shop offers hot or cold baths. Ghno HR SMITH 11 21 a box supper at the Social hall March 11.
Numerous notices promote spring garments and sample suits from Stevens, Ashley Central Irrigation stock inquiries via Geo A Slaugh, Mrs I M Young invites to view samples, Burton and Bedrs showcase hats, fabrics, and ready to wear, along with seeds, farm sales, and community events including a box supper.
The notice states eczema and other skin diseases cause intense itching and discomfort. It recommends Chamberlains Salve for quick relief, noting it stops itching and smarting almost instantly and claiming Maury caps have been cured. sold by Vernal Drug Co.
Monday and Tuesday March 22 23 mark the spring opening at The Leader with a display of trimmed and tailored data in new ideas colors and novelties. MISS IDA PREECE extends a hearty welcome to patrons to inspect the collection.
Vernal Ward Relief Society invites the public to an old time party at Vernal Opera House on Thursday evening March 25 with luncheon and a bazar. No 48 draws the candy box at Lloyd Drug store, offering 48 for candy and a 30 day reduction on all goods, as stated by W. H. Burton.
Real estate and sale notices list cattle marked Y on seft ribs payment, durable high top shoes at the Coop, two acres and two room house and orchard near Gerbee's store, Plymouth Rock chickens for sale, inquiries to John C. Betes, and a Vernal Library box supper benefiting items including a refrigerator pool table and farm tools with Lena Overholt seeking inquiries.
A testimonial style note touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a superior remedy for muscular and rheumatic pains sprains and sore muscles. It claims strong relief for lame back and deep seated pains and notes 25 and 50 cent vial sizes sold by Vernal Drug Co.
Delinquent assessment shares of various stockholders of the Vernal Utah cooperative will be sold at the Bank of Vernal on March 29 at 10 am to cover unpaid assessments plus advertising costs. Secretary NEBEKEK states the board authorized the sale on February 2, 1909.
Notice to stockholders of Uintah River Irrigation Company of a special meeting on April 1 1909 at 10 o clock a m at the Fort Duchesne Utah post office to amend the Articles to move the principal business to Moffat Utah and allow directors meetings at other Utah places and outside Utah, with adjourned annual meeting for director election and usual business. SIMS TUPEOLD President Secretary Marin 12-26
United States Land Office Utah notice dated February 20 1909 states Utah filed List No 63 Serial No V775 of lands selected under the 1864 Act. Listed parcels include sections and townships in Salt Lake Meridian with five week protest period. Charles DeMolbi, Register, indicates notices for possible mineral vs agricultural value protests and submissions to Washington.
Notice is given Carrie Salines of Roosevelt Utah filed intent to make final proof to establish a homestead claim on Lots 3 and 4 and Big Swig Section 14 Township 24 Range 11 Uintah Special Meridian. Hearing before William A Brittain at Roosevelt Utah on April 6. Witnesses Edward C Heller Albin Breetb Jeremiah Murray and Charles Bartle, all of Roosevelt Utah. Charles Demois t Register Feb 21 April 2
Notice announces a March 23 1959 special election in Vernal City Utah to submit a $12506 water system bond and a $12000 general municipal funded indebtedness. Voting place is the City Hall on Lincoln Avenue with polls open from 7 am to 7 pm. City officials certify the notice dated February 18 1908.
Spring arrives with birds and matrons’s joy as John H Cook and Milie Goodrich wed in the Temple. Vern Anderson and Effie Alhed marry at the Anderson home. Albert Goodrich adds a two room extension. Stock losses rise as feed remains scarce. Miss Morrison and Mr Bunch wed at Cripris Creek. A joint ditch meeting plans engineer surveys for irrigation routes.
Improvements continue at the Allington hotel with a dining room enlargement and a new east wing under construction. On Wednesday at High Noon Owen Pulley married Irene Grant at J. A. Washburn's residence and will divide time between Straw berry and Boneta homesteads.
On Tue evening March 23 Don B Colton presents music and lecture on how psychology and pedagogy aid teachers and parents. County Supt F M Young discusses need for a full school year. Roads are muddy travel is difficult as snow leaves the ground. Road inspectors should note bad spots to apply poll tax labor effectively.
The Senate confirmed William H Taft's cabinet members including P. C. Knox as Secretary of State, J. M. Dickinson as Secretary War, G. W. Wickersham as Attorney General, KF Hitchcock as Postmaster General, Rh. A. Ballinger as Secretary of the Interior, G. von L. Meyer as Secretary of Navy, Franklin MacVeagh as Secretary of Treasury, James Wilson as Secretary of Agriculture, and Charles Nagel as Secretary of Commerce and Labor.
The Lead Bell Mining Company of Dempsey Idaho announces after April 1 work will begin with D Colton as manager and William R Godfrey overseeing operations. The firm anticipates positive outcomes from the holding.
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