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Publisher entered as second class master at the post office at Vernal Utah on March 23 190? under the act of 1879.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
4
Publisher entered as second class master at the post office at Vernal Utah on March 23 190? under the act of 1879.
A garbled note references a political subscriptions group in Wembar County and mentions the state press association. The fragment hints at assorted affiliations and a possible political stance without clear names or dates.
The Easter message recalls Jesus Christ as the source of hope and life eternal. It argues that freedom and personal choice shape character, urging readers to embrace love and justice and accept the Master’s principles to solve existence’s riddles.
A fragment notes Biarch as a dissenting member among the 12 major calendar divisions. Described as erratic revolutionary, most fickle and irresponsible among independents, born from winter and spring combined.
The text muses on March as the doorway from winter to spring, noting the March hare and prophetic contrast with March’s promises. It celebrates March 21 as a celebrated turning point, then laments lingering storms before yielding to April showers and garden work.
The Sunday School prepares a special Easter program. Farmers wait for a storm while cleaning canals and ditches. Mrs Sarah Peters and Mrs Bryant returned from Salt Lake temple work. Miss Hope Seeley and Helen Murray visited relatives. The MIA play Polly Wants a Cracker raised 25 for the chapel, then to Jensen. School ball teams beat Vernal Central. girls won. James Long moving to the Geo t Gartre place for summer.
Friends learn Homer Haynes is improving from a leg injury though the bone shifted and not yet realigned. Mrs Haynes plans to return home for Easter week with her children as doctors express cautious satisfaction with recovery progress. Easter plans include family time and travel.
The fourth term honor roll for Dintah High School hall display lists students including Lula Alf red Nina Blank Genevieve Ding ham Don Carter and many others. The VHS opera The Doctor Alcantara was praised with strong direction and lively dances while the Roosevelt debate team practiced ahead of the state contest. A Junior High Day planned for April 13 invites prospective students and the yearbook staff races to finish portraits before graduation with autographs adding value.
Central and Ashley students share a busy period with indoor baseball results, classroom decorations, and spring activities. Reports include Ash ley girls beating Central girls while Ashley boys fell to Central, plus lunch program notes, concerts, Easter preparations, and new playground equipment.
Calvin Martinsen and Ellen Witbeck describe classroom projects in geography class. Students in Stages room completed Europe study by creating salt and flour maps and will study Asia next. A girl named Join DeMoll performed a doll dance and was well liked. Bonnie Stagg notes new readers for third and second grades.
Letters to Howard Taylor and Orr, and news from Davis School describe hospital stays for Orr and Howard, daily visitors, classroom crumbs, and a desert study. Fourth graders grapple with long division while recounting Silk Wool Cotton fibers and an Easter hike planned for Saturday.
Supt L W Page reports a lease granted and several prospectors inspecting gilsonite claims near Fort Duchesne with plans to develop. A state road test uses gilsonite sand and gravel to pave a four mile Uintah county highway strip to gauge heat resistance and durability.
A high wind fanned a fire in tall dry grass near Whiteroaks School last Friday. Flames rose fifty feet, driving residents to gather along the road in fear of damage. The scene drew wide attention as locals watched the blaze. Report by Bul Murphy. On a sunny Sunday morning a soft singing voice was heard as I went out.
A robin returns to the area and seems to be an old friend seen at the lawn with worms. John Walkup reports the bird as a regular visitor over the past few years and likely to nest this summer. Butt Murphy reposts a note praising school lunches and urging continued arrangements for the cook to maintain good meals.
Leota students prepare a PTA program for an event on April 5. Miss Wilhite and Supt H S Olson visited last week as Twe students plan on faster trips this week. Iova Jorgensen and Alexia Lewis are mentioned among participants.
The piece proclaims spring as a universal birth of new life, linking calendar new year with the season’s renewal. It contrasts January’s artificial start with spring’s natural awakening, noting how birds, animals, and humans respond with nesting, burrowing, and planning as spring rises.
In the Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah County Utah the State of Utah sues George O Dean and Ellen Dean and Uintah State Bank defendants. The property to be sold to the highest bidder for cash on April 23 1934 at 2 pm at the front door of the Vernal Courthouse. Described as the west half of the southeast quarter and southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 7 township 2 south range 1 east special meridian containing one hundred twenty nine acres with buildings and improvements. Also certificate in 2005 for 1 share of Dry Gulch Irrigation Company stock. Jim Fry Johnson Sheriff Uintah County Utah.
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