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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
6
Glines and surrounding towns report visits by Nora Gilimen Glines, Jennie Parker and E. Eaton. Residents attend church events, travels to Provo and Roosevelt, and a large local shower celebrates the Galley family. Basketball tournaments conclude with Hayden and Roosevelt placing, as communities gear up for spring planting and a UBOI meeting set for March 29.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Turner and Mr and Mrs B P Walcott visited Vernal from Deep Creek. Ivan Turner bought a half interest in the Little Water coal mine and plans to move there with his family. Turner rented his ranch and cattle to Principal F R Walcott, while relief society held its annual day with songs readings and games on March 17.
No new smallpox cases reported locally and epidemic danger passes. Superintendent F A Gross and Mrs Gross visited Fort Duchesne guests of Mr and Mrs Woolridge. Nic Woolridge buys a Lexington car. Indian Bear Dance features four nights this week. More Indiana participants than usual in dances. A double header basketball game is set for Wednesday night with Hayden, Neola, and Roosevelt vs Whiterocks squads.
Fort Duchesne hosts a well attended basketball tournament with Tort Duchesne residents enjoying a picnic day. Families watched Indian bear dances on the final Monday as John W Carlson, an experiment agent who spent winter in Logan, prepared to arrive with his family on the 24th. Bruce Maxwell and family also visited the Fort.
A brief column notes real estate as the most reliable use of idle capital, urging readers to review property listings in today’s for-sale column. It emphasizes that nothing beats real estate for profit stability.
The passage defines a Shiek as a self confident man with slick hair and empty pockets who lounges at parties with free offerings and rarely finances pay parties. He is described as the original Women’s Living Companion with high education yet few real contributions to the public, likened to a refrigerator in value to an Eskimo.
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