Vernal Post Office Second Class Master Appointed
An entry notes the appointment of a second class master at the post office in Vernal Uish on March 13 1899 under the act of Biarch 3 1974.
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Vernal
Uish
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
2
Independent in Politics Optimistic in Disposition
A member of the Utah State Press Association and the National Editorial Association expresses optimism about regional progress in Bicol and Wientah County. The statement highlights dedication to local journalism and civic engagement.
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Bicol
Wientah
Utah State Press Association
Subscription Renewal Notice Confusion In Expiration Date
The notice explains renewal via payment and receipt indicating a change in expiration date. It instructs to notify the office if the date is not altered within three weeks after remittance and asks readers to report non receipt of the EXPRESS regularly.
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Euggeata
Labor and road building in New Jersey study
A study by the New Jersey Contractors Association finds 76 cents of every road dollar goes to labor. Direct labor costs 34 cents. 42 cents go to labor via supplies and equipment. Rural and low-cost roads yield the most community value and stimulate small town business.
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New Jersey Contractors Association
Huilder
Ian
Cooperative Rural Fire Protection Gains Interest
Rural towns consider cooperative ownership of modern fire fighting apparatus stationed at a central station to protect farms and villages. Better roads and motorized engines make rapid response feasible, reducing risk to life and property in both rural and urban areas.
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Iosa
Time says radio show The March of Time ends
Time magazine ends its weekly radio broadcast The March of Time citing cost and uncertain returns. The note contrasts radio with newspapers noting advertisers fund journalism and that radio hours, especially evenings, were financially valuable to sponsors.
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Time the
Times
Radios Prime
Question on Philanthropy and Radio Advertising Obligations
A Western Publisher asks if Time or any business should be obliged to fund radio advertising as a philanthropic duty to sustain worthwhile radio content, arguing against coercive payments for support from a disinterested payer.
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Oir
Vernal Families Host Edits and Students Visit
Mr and Mrs N C Hunting and daughter Larue and son Evel of Vernal spent Sunday with Mrs Edith Alfred and family. Miss Anna Andrews, a Uintah high school student, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs David Andrews before returning to school Sunday. A candy pull was given at the event.
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Frank Timothy
David Cooner
Whiterocks
Sidney Brighton
Heber Allred
Emiall Sem
Ballard
Clar Haslem
Claud
Chariie Allred
Vernal
Bonery
Ed Oaks
Don
Albert Rasmussen
Catherine Adams
Otis Horrocks
Fuichard Adams
Willam Thomas
Gusher
Calvin Fas
Nlusset
Alvin Peterson
Ferron Utah
N C Hunting
Larue
Evel
Edith Alfred
Familly
Anna Andrews
Abucent
Uintah High School
David Andrews
Local Notes From Ballard Ward and Nearby Towns
Mrs Marlon Cook broke her arm last Wednesday. Miss Delight Birchell visited Vernal relatives briefly. Edwin Todd returned to Wellington after a short visit home. Cedarview IA presented a well attended play last Wednesday with dancing afterward. Mr and Mrs Jim Barra moved into a former Winn residence. Mr Darra worked at Park City mines before closure. Mrs Asa Reynolds manages property on Indian Beach and visits friends. Hazel Manwaring traveled to Vernal for a visit.
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Marlon Cook
Miss Delight Birchell
Vernal
Edwin Todd
Wellington
Cedarview
M IA
Jim Barra
Morris Winn
Darra
Park City
Asa Reynolds
Indian Beach
Joseph Ratings
Hazel Manwaring
Community notes from Clyde Oaks district meeting and events
Speakers Clyde Oaks Ivan Perry Archie Johnson addressed M I A Conjoint meeting. Locals George Wardle Nellie Fisher Miles Miller Nellie Wisher Mrs Myrtle Erekson Mrs Glines George Collett Clarence Collett Meira Duke Meira Roberts Meiva Duke. Ward reunion fed 300. May Day health program by Primary. ball games at school campus with a ladies game won by the single teams.
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Cleorge Wardle
Roose- Velt
N . Springer
Miles Miller
Nellie Wisher
Marequete
Mra
George Miller
Miller
Myrtle Erekson
John Glines
George Collett
Clarence Collett
Doris Johnson
Wiliam Alexander
Thingle
Local Church Talks Highlight Doings and Visits in Duchesne
In Duchesne Joseph Weston Mmothy was named first counselor in IA replacing Ervin Todd now at Wellington Geneva May who attends school. Francis Todd and sister Net Je Bracken visited Heber. Mrs Bracken plans relatives visit. Raymond Stoddard of Ledta visited from Sunday. Conjoint program Sunday evening featured talks by John Ho Cock Bishop Russell Todd Wm Horrocks and Leong Manwaring focusing on the Gospel of Doing.
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Naples
Weston Mmothy
AT IA
Ervin Todd
Wellington
Geneva
Duchesne
Francis Todd
Net
Je Bracken
Heber
Bracken
Raymond Stoddard
Ledta
John Ho Cock Bishop
Russell Todd
Wm. Horrocks
Leong Manwaring
Ward Social Notables and Home Movements Noted
A parish social ended with married men winning a game of cards. Mr and Mrs Frank Carroll and a ward family left, while Air and Mrs Harold Calder moved into the Carroll home in Olgines. Mr and Mrs Hay Gardiner relocate to the Stan Ashton residence. DeVere Cariston visits from East Lake City to stay with Mr and Mrs John Eaton. Mrs Leland Morrill of Tridents stays with Mr and Mrs E S Bell during a club visit.
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Frank Carroll
Air
Harold Calder
Calder
Olines
Hay Gardiner
Stan Ashton
Joseph Mckee
DeVere Cariston
East Lake City
John Eaton
Leland Morrill
Tridents
E S Bell
Ashley Hartle rents Eskelson's place for summer
Reuben Hartle will occupy Jim Eskelson's summer home while Mr and Mrs Richard Hadlock move back to their Vernal residence after two years away. Several local residents are noted traveling or visiting, with a Farm Bureau meeting held and various family visits across the area.
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Reuben Hartle
Jim Eskelsons
Richard Hadlock
Vernal
J Gilbert Warrison
Verlie Barren
Roosevelt
Victor Harren
Luther Swett
Quray Valley
Willard Rasmussen
Skull Creek
Ronald Preece
Farm Bureau
P Fisher
Helper
George Miller
Bast Lake City
Miller
Roy Lee
Myrtle Ereckson
Glines
C BG
Oscar Collett
Collett
James F. Barger Moves In For Summer at Owls Place
James F. Barger has moved into the Owls Place for the summer. Otis Fillingin was taken to the hospital in serious condition. Al Friday reported.
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James F. Barger
Owls Place
Otis Fillingin
Castilla-Bida Tender for Grotel Road Project Opens
Castillo Bida opened bids for road construction between here and Moark in Spanish Fork canyon. CaGDEN George Whimeyer and son submitted the low bid to improve grounds surrounding the new supply depot for the USS Bureau of Public Roads.
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Castilla-Bida
Here
Moark
Spanish
Spanish Fork Canyon
Cagden
George Whimeyer and Son
USS Bureau of Public Roads
Sheriff Sale Notice in Uintah Duchesne Counties Utah
Multiple 1930s notices list sheriff sale and administrator sale in Uintah and Duchesne counties Utah. Names include W H Hadlock estate bank commissioner and Jenny Barry administratrix. Dates reference May 7 1942 and May 7 1932 with specific land and water rights details.
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Seventh District Court of
Utah
Ganpele County
W H Hadlock Etat Bank Commissioner
North Sanpete Bank
Joseph N Seeley
Maxwell D Seeley
Joseph H Seeley
Blodwin Besley
Vernal Uintah County
Duchesne
Uintah Counties
Gay
Fourth Judicial District Court of
State of
Uintah
Francis Marion Ackley
Jenny Barry
Myton
BR Gee
Winteah County
L.A HS
Uintah County Sheriff Sells Rural Lots and Water Shares
J Emery Johnson Uintah County Utah sheriff notices a public sale of 163 acres in section 3 two one eight of n iw Uintah Special Meridian and 160 acres in NW14 Sec 1 Township 18 Range 1 West Uintah Special Meridian with 1¢ shares of water stock in Uintah Independent Ditch Company. Sale date April 14.
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Uintah
Uintah County
Utah
Uintah Special
Uintah Independent Ditch Company
J. Emery Johnson
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