Employment Bura Registry Seeks Applicant Names
A local registry invites all girls to enter their names on a waiting list. Registration details and process are outlined for those seeking employment opportunities through the program.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
7
A local registry invites all girls to enter their names on a waiting list. Registration details and process are outlined for those seeking employment opportunities through the program.
Notice states the State of Utah filed in the Land Office lists of lands selected under the Act of Congress approved July 18 1894 as indemnity. The parcel described is NW NE section 7 Township 1 South Range 34 East East Lake Mombas, Berkeley? List 3753.
Public sale notice from Uintah County Utah listing numerous land tracts to pay back taxes and costs. Includes detailed parcel descriptions, township and range data, ownership notes, and a May 27 1929 redemption deadline. Mentions Vernal and Salt Lake offices, with marks of BLM and USM designations.
Fragments reveal a child’s diary with misspelled entries about school blame, family tensions, a pitcher show, a sandwich request, a pretend sexual innuendo, and odd observations. The voice mixes discipline, humor, and everyday trials through Monday to Thursday with little sentiment.
The Military Training Camps Association sponsors a free summer camp for boys at Fort Douglas from July 2 to 31. The camp covers all expenses including transportation, with no obligation to future service. Army officers will instruct and guide youths in civic obligations and studies as part of the program. Wim B Walls of Vernal, the association’s representative, can provide details for admission.
A Vernon Utah area project reports franchise acceptance by May 6 and compliance. Gontens and associates planted by Vernal officials plan pipelines to extract mature gas from Ashley Valley structure. New holders Rey Phebus and Paul Stock cited. A rig moves to Ashle valley Nos 4 and 3 gas wells with testing shows gas with moisture to be removed, an estimated thirty days to complete.
Work proceeds on Ashley valley structures under the natural gas franchise. Contracts are set for piping transport and laying, with gas delivery to the city required by September 1 next. The franchise specifies natural gas supply and completion timelines.
Verne Caldwell of Meeker Colorado reports ten deer carcasses killed by mountain lions in Browns Park district northeast of Vernal. He cites local predation as a winter grazing danger and notes state and affiliated bounties totaling 40 dollars plus club incentives to deter the marauders.
A train struck a car, causing a frightening wreck. Mr Pickens and Mrs Pickens crawled from the mangled vehicle as he told her to stay calm and blame him if the back seat took the impact.
A humorous exchange contrasts gout and rheumatism as a Frenchman explains the difference with a clever screw analogy. The segment also hints at Pat and Biddy’s playful courtship with coy replies and a gentle, teasing moment that turns thoughtful.
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company lists delinquent stock holders with certificates numbers and shares as of April 1929. Notices specify sale of parcels for unpaid assessments at 3 o clock PM on May 25, 1929 in Avalon office, with advertising and sale expenses.
A fragmented, archaic-sounding note describes a boy named Attis, a visit to Aunt Clara’s house, and an unclear event at Dutcher's Scalon. The text mentions a new baby and a returned child who explains something about meat at Aunt Clara’s, but details are jagged and uncertain.
A short obituary notes a man who endured much, described by a country paper as a longtime subscriber to this publication since its first number. The fragment preserves a reverent tribute and hints at a lengthy personal struggle and loyalty to the newspaper.
A fragment notes a visitor in the country paying attention to trees and plants. A partner comments on looking after it while they are away, reflecting a domestic scene and rural care. The readable text focuses on personal attention to nature during a travel pause.
The Richardson orchestra lists new study personnel including Ken Richardson on trumpet and sax, Ralph Giddoway on sax, Marie Singleton on piano, Carl Tartison on drums, and Horse Workman on banjo as they prepare to dispense music.
An old advertisement claims three glasses of water and one hour break with glycerine identified as Aderika will relieve constipation and cleanse the digestive tract. It asserts fast results and mentions Vernal Drug Co as the supplier.
An advertising blurb invites customers to contact Rey Stringham of LaVon Vernon for instrument appointments and sales. It mentions brands and players such as Bongbird, Drums, and Ray Buthghem, urging readers to visit for snappy music and right prices.
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