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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
8
Local figures including Guy Fimuels and Grant West acquire new Chevrolet cars or coaches while others like George Martinsen and Heck Taylor visit Crae and Vernal. A Bank of Vernal cashier NoJ Meagher makes a business trip, and Williams of Salt Lake City is noted as a steel culvert representative this week.
Mr and Mrs Douglas and Mr and Mrs A V Lewis take a mace and trip to Salt Lake City starting Sunday and returning Tuesday arriving in time for week.
Air and Mrs Bert Sagain and their son from Lapoint conducted business in the area. Mr and Mrs V T Rice of Roosevelt visited Vernal on business. Mr and Mrs Corwin Tommy Hateh of Lake Utah were in town over the weekend with friends and relatives.
George A Slaugh spent nearly a week in Heber City and Salt Lake arranging finel control work for Uintah County.
Jack Froward and his wife left for San Francisco on Sunday to meet his manager and train for future bouts. The journey aims to prepare Froward for upcoming contests and improve his fighting schedule.
W. F. Wayman, supervisor of the FERA for the district, spent Saturday in Vernal inspecting project advances and reviewing progress on relief efforts.
Mrs A Pike of Alterra was in Vernal Monday when she suffered a left hand finger injury in an accident.
Everett Alexander and Ernest Caldwell transported a truckload of wool to Craig this week for railroad loading to eastern markets. Mr and Mrs E H Calder and Mr and Mrs J H Ratliff departed Tuesday morning for Flint Michigan to buy new cars.
A smoky haze has hovered over the Uintah Basin for several days extending east to Craig, with some attributing the condition to nearby forest fires.
Mrs Hugh W Colton left on Thursday for a week long visit to Provo Salt Lake City and Wellsville. While in Wellsville she attended a Maughan family reunion.
Mrs Lynn Murdock of Weber City spends the week in Ver nal visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Showalter. Mrs Murdock was formerly Miss Mina Showalter.
The Rabbit Car pass on US 40 west of Denver opened to limited traffic. It will be gravelled during the summer and kept open year round thereafter.
Reports indicate plans to contract a three mile roadway project and an eleven mile development near Elk Springs. Work is expected to begin soon on the Massadona project as part of regional improvements.
The federal relief program may shift idle land from cotton, wheat, and tobacco growers to relief families who lack pasture or tillable land. Landlords who moved crops off government rented acreage can replant food and feed for these families, who may not sell the produce or pay rent. The plan aims to preserve acreage control while aiding landless relief households.
A doctor asks a patient how he got severe shin bruises and if he is a hockey player. The man replies he simply led his wife's wedding suit.
The district court will convene Friday May 11 as Judge Martin Latson hears the motion. The brief session aims to address a pending matter and the judge will determine the next steps in the case.
Local notice lists multiple classified items and offers including milling operations resuming at Vernal Mill with no cash required for grinding. Also ads for leasing farms, trading cattle for horse and saddle, sale of farming equipment, livestock, and hatchery services. Various contact cues include Dry Fork, McKinnon, Lapoint, Grand Junction, and names P S Beck T Rasmussen.
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