Local Retail and Trade Notes in Vernal Expositor
Oats sought at L Johnson Co cash paid for wheat at the tithing office. Vernal flouring mill basement walls near completion. Harness oil offered by John Popes. Vernal school addition foundation underway by Woodruff Co. Farm tools and ready to wear goods advertised. Meat market opened by G N Adams. Weather praised. Ashley valley fruit potential noted. Saddle goods and driving harness from John Pope. Local rambling notices include a robbery report and a cash grant to Phelps leading to a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Johnson & Co
John Popes
G. N. Adams
Bed Rock
Johnson & Co's
Mill Ward Briefs Report Farmers Halt Corn and Potatoes
Local notes humor and small-town life. crops are mostly in except corn and potatoes. Waterways, irrigation work, and meetings dominate daily life with wages discussed. A missing dog and a mountain escape end with ambiguous rumors about Mr. Edi Earl and mounted provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glines’ Ward
Edi Earl
Guhien
The Glove Contest at Workman's Hall in Vernal
A boxing exhibition on May 4 in Vernal Utah featured a sparring bout between Guy Adams and Wm Floyd, followed by a $100-a-side bout between Brown and Collins. The fight stretched through 36 rounds with numerous exchanges and fouls, ending as a draw amid spectator interest. Also listed are unclaimed letters in Vernal Utah dated May 8 1893.
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Workman’ S Hall
G.uy Adams
Wm. Floyd
Brown
Collins
J. V. Reed
P. Christensen
Thornton
Et. Duchesne
Collin
Refferee
Colling
Agth
Oord
Vernal
PV. O
Utah
Alcorn
Butler G. H
Butterfield & Densley
Boon
Wm. Babcock
W. H. Bond
Reuben Coy
Julia Chinn
W. HH
Croxford Barton Dimmick
A. Drum
Pater
J. Johnson
A. G. Jenson
P. Jacopson
Karron
John D
Marshal Noyes
John Jd
Rockwill
Geo
John Smith Taylor Itichard Weeks
G. G. Whipple
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. O
Woodruff & Co
M. A. Wornson
the Express
Ashley Valley
John Pope
Ed Earl
Phelps Anvej HL
Commissioner Camp
Mill Ward Briefs
Karl
Provo L
GB. Adans
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