Dress Styles and Fit Rumor from Croust Brande
A fragment notes how dress appearance depends on individual build with a nod to Croust & Brande. The terse line hints at fashion advice or shop guidance without detailing specific garments.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1903
Page
3
A fragment notes how dress appearance depends on individual build with a nod to Croust & Brande. The terse line hints at fashion advice or shop guidance without detailing specific garments.
Local items list land for sale and farm inquiries, multiple small trades and shop openings, medical notices, travel and social updates, and community notices across Vernal area including Calder Bros goods, honey consignments to Price, and a shoe shop opening. Several names and places appear in brief notices and miscellany.
Wheat priced at 76 cents per bushel. Flour at 3250 per hundred. Oats quoted at 125 dollars per hundred pounds.
Mrs I W Odekirk is in town for a short visit staying as the guest of Mrs W S Ashton residing in Walls.
A Chicago retailer promotes a sale on groceries underwear suits hats and caps with a strict deadline of sixty days to clear all stock. The advertisement emphasizes substantial discounts and rapid turnover.
Surveyor Martino under contract to sectionize the northeastern reserva tion area bought supplies this week at Vernal. W Caldwell accompanied him as one of his chainmen.
T W O'Donnell received welcome news from P Barron that his proposition was accepted and he will serve as resident attorney and agent for the American Asphalt Association at a good yearly salary.
Q Trujillo reports the birth of a ten pound boy at his home in Fourth Ward on November 1. He says the child is the finest in the valley and will be big enough to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with cranberry sauce.
Mrs E Taylor intends to move her business and advertises her entire stock for sale at cost. She has not chosen a new location yet but seeks a site more accessible than Vernal.
Sheriff Preece received a telegram stating Joseph Neil son pleaded guilty to selling whiskey to Indians and was sentenced by Judge Marshall to five months in the State penitentiary. Witnesses need not appear in Salt Lake, and the Sheriff was told to notify them.
The Relief Society of Mall ward hosts a Bazaar starting and ending on the 26th with a big Thanksgiving dinner. Goods are priced reasonably and a evening dance with refreshments benefits the stake tabernacle. Attendees will enjoy turkey plum pudding pumpkin pie and other turkey day favorites.
About eighty to ninety students attend the Uin tah State Academy. The school is described as excellent under Professors Partridge and Robinson, earning it notable popularity.
J L Workman sold the 139 acre French farm to David Jacobson formerly of Ept ram this state. Workman plans to dispose of other county interests and move to Canada this winter. In another note a party honored Hattie Davis seventeenth birthday at Geo A Davis home with games and social time.
David Karron relocates his family from the White River country to a farm bought from Frank Goodman. He plans to settle in Zion and remain, starting a new life in the land of lucera and carrots.
Mr and Mrs John Caldwell start for Price today as Mrs Caldwell boards a train to California. The trip aids their son Craig who suffers heart disease and was advised a climate change for his health.
Last Saturday the Murray thresher broke through a bridge over the White wash near Lon McCarrell's place and landed bottom side up in the wash bed. The engine fell about twelve feet but was righted with block and tackle and only the smoke-stack suffered damage, soon repaired and the machine continued on its way.
Jess Dyans, employed at the Duc Hesne gilsonite mine, was seriously injured Sunday when a windlass part struck his head in a twelve foot shaft. He was rushed home for medical care. doctors considered an operation but planned to monitor his condition. He is progressing as well as can be expected under the circumstances.
Mrs Iazzie Mitchell of Salt Lake sister of the late Mrs AL DB Peironett and a former Vernal resident is in town on business connected with the Peironett estate. She also has extensive real estate interests in the county and will stay several days.
Central School seventh grade pupils hosted a sociable with guests from other grades. Recitations, games, and a neatly prepared lunch made the event enjoyable for the children. News from Bear River reports vigorous work on the Mofat railroad washing the eastern end, with grading outfits moving west across the divide and town property booming along Bear River towns.
Rex Mitchill was arrested Wednesday night on a warrant for petit larceny. The charge claimed he took 33 dollars from Mrs. Emily J. Bentley in Mullard while furniture was being moved. In Justice Wilson's court in South Ashley Precinct the judge freed him after county attorney Tom O'Donnell's case failed to link him to the missing money.
City Council in regular session Wednesday night paid off election expenses including mayor and council members Bennion Hillman Jensen and Pope. Fred Wood received cash for court room cleaning and office costs. Items listed: Clare Johnson registration office room rent and others. A E Emert judge of faction. Brig Christensen Snellen Johnson Nebeker Beers Alf Johnson Shelton Pub Co election supplies Express printing publishing. further itemization requested for registration officer costs.
For sale an incubator made by the largest establishment in the United States. It is in good condition. Moving away, price one third of cost. Price $10. W.S Surrs Ouray School.
George Juhoua returned from Omaha with a shipment of mutton sheep and found the market very quiet with little prospect of immediate improvement. Eastern Nebraska farms are stocked with thousands of cattle and sheep fattened for market, to be pushed in on any favorable opportunity.
An old advertisement argues that constipation stems from water in the system and praises Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets as milder, more natural remedies. It promotes a 25 cent bottle for sale by all druggists in patent medicine form.
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