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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
4
Publication imprint shows editor William B Wallis and publisher Z4MCS Wo Wayls at 2 Doughty St London, with mailing entry to Vernal Utah noted under 1909 second class matter rules. Screened text confirms post office registration and historical dates.
A UTA state press association item notes an optimistic independent political stance. The piece highlights a memo by a Dintah County member associated with Bigglr and Agreeater, described by the National Editorial as an er national.
The United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports a 40 percent drop in farmers purchasing power since January 1930. Tax reductions and lower manufacturing costs could lift farm buying power, aiding broader economic recovery. foreign demand declines worsen farm prices, with exports down from 12-16 percent of output to 10-12 percent in recent years.
The Swift and Co yearbook argues that strengthening foreign outlets for agricultural products could boost farmers purchasing power by improving market access and pricing opportunities.
The article explains the rise of gas central heating, highlighting its automatic smokeless operation and cost advantages as a key factor in modernizing American homes. It notes efficiency and cleanliness as guiding principles in selecting heating systems.
A dated warning recalls two deadly incidents where gasoline and coal oil caused fatal stove explosions. It urges storing fuels in closed containers outside the home and keeping nozzles in contact with tank edges to avoid static sparks. Do not smoke or light flames during fueling.
A boy born to Mr and Mrs John Curfew on March 21. Jerry Jackson and crew repair roads while Lee Fletcher surveys the valley. Frank Roberts shears sheep this week. A baby is due to Kir and Mrs Alforizo by March 25. Mr and Mrs Lewis plan a tip to East Lake and nearby points. Daphne Cooper from Rove Wold is reported by Miss Dics Ellsworth to have had an appendectomy at Rock Springs Wye on March 20 and remains in hospital.
A report on a missionary visit describing joy and happiness abroad. The narrator notes a sense of wonder from the experience with Mr Waklis and companions, reflecting on the mission's impact in a distant land.
The author recounts visiting Prague for the mission presidents conference and a long series of meetings with European mission heads. In Great Britain the London district has eight branches, with faithful but poor members sometimes walking miles to services and one elderly woman crutching four miles for a blessing. Women labors are hard, with little overtime pay, yet gratitude remains as greetings go to Athley Valley.
Mrs Sarah Harvey returned from Salt Lake City after three weeks with relatives and friends. Eliza Harvey goes to Virginia on a mission. Clyde Merkley reports arrival in Dallas. Vernal priesthood meeting attended by Bishop LeRoy Morrill Leland Morrill Levi Kitchen and Martha Morrill. Stake men and Gleiner banquet at Maeser. Attendees include Howard Mecham Harold Ross Chas Merkley Horace Mullins Deward Cook Reed Lyman Paltchett brothers George W Bartlett Reed McConkie Frances Kitchen Deana Merle Coon.
OurayPhP reports Noval Smith and partners crossing 2500 sheep over the river after a storm, with delays into Friday. Jessup Thomas and Bert and Dave Smith move large herds. Sheep shering planned for April 15. Arizona Cowboy play at Ranchett. Jack Young d Randlett injured a leg in a wagon accident. April bear dance at Ouray set for April 1 to 10 with Jack Santio as ceremonies leader inviting neighbors.
Dr F G Fskelson will speak on health at the Relief Society Tuesday evening. The event features a Mutual Accordian selection and names several participants including Jacob N Labbert and Emma Higer. A banquet is planned at the wars house Thursday with local committeemen and Goodrich family noted.
Duvall, son of Mr and Mrs Jimmy Duvall, had his tonsils removed on Thursday. Stella Richards returned home Sunday from Salt Lake City after spending the weekend there.
A letter from Mrs Perrie Murray condemns poisoning of pets. She appeals to humane residents, vows to pursue offenders through legal action, and warns that she will use all means to bring culprits to justice. The message expresses anger over a neighbor’s dog being harmed.
Art Allen returned to his home in Whiterocks Thursday after spending the past week assisting at the Sim Snyder place. Mr and Mrs Sam Snyder, Helen and Walter Redmond were dinner guests at the Snyder home. Mr and Mrs Oscar Allen in Whiterocks Sunday. Mrs Joe Snyder and children visited for a few days. Frank Andrews was visiting relatives to Roosevelt Wednesday.
A birthday party given by Mrs George Gurr honored her daughter Madges on her eleventh birthday. Local residents include Lorene and Linnie Simper visiting from Salt Lake City and several families moving between ranches. A roof fire damaged a playhouse but caused little damage. The Sacrament meeting program featured Anthea S and others from Salt Lake City.
On Friday Mrs Ferre Morgan and Mrs Mamie Nelson were guests of the Wid Rose Club at Mrs Ste Nelsons home in honor of their birthdays. Miss Neon received first honors and Mrs Virginla Nelson second, lunch was served. Tra S Gardner tended cattle on the White River and returned Monday. Velden Mantle, a Jensen World War veteran, was mentioned in passing.
A fragmented OCR note from The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co mentions longing, connection, and distant voices. It reflects on hearing loved ones despite physical distance and the comfort of staying in touch through communication services.
Report states a man was killed by his brother Bryan at the latter's home in New Mexico last week. The article also notes multiple local incidents including a Delco lighting explosion injuring a worker, bridge work progress, and regional travel plans of veterans and residents.
In Uintah County Utah a sheriff sale is advertised by John Siddoway and Bank of Ver nat against Ray H Reader and others. The sale of a parcel in Vernal includes Section 14 and Section 25, Township 25, Range KROE SUM, containing 1200 acres with improvements and rights of way. The purchase price payable in lawful US currency. Dated Vernal Utah March 28 1933. Sheriff Jemery Johnson. Attorneys for Plaintiffs Seue Meagher & Seare. Pub dates March 22 and April 13 1993.
Notice that Orsen Burton and Oscar Suett of Richland Utah have applied to divert 200 acre feet of water from second Fork of Eagle Creek and tributaries in Daggett County Utah for use April 1 to October. Diversion points listed and flow to confluence, with plans to release and convey water to Shull Creek area. George W Baton, Rate Engineer, dates noted March 1 1933 and publication April 6 1933.
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