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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe election calm unsanitary streets and housing issues in Vernal as rail traffic and parade of local commentary surface. The piece references war ships, civic clubs, and occupancy concerns including two repaired hoes and a clove anecdote from Grand Junction.
The piece notes Edgar Allan Poe's admission to the Hall of Fame and compares international reception. French critics crowned him as the father of the modern short story, while American and foreign readers widely translate his works. It also references a Parisian voice praising Poe and mentions a curious Opera House seating phenomenon.
Citizens in Salt Lake note politicians are leaving due to past campaign misdeeds and outside district tensions. Locals in outlying areas express relief that the controversial period is over.
The editorial notes post election routine writing is common but often unnecessary. It urges turning to daily town business such as road repairs, club organization, and holiday preparations while acknowledging the value of past suggestions.
A fragment reflects on newspapers offering meals of content with charity in mind. It urges readers to choose what suits them, avoid condemning all, and acknowledge diverse opinions while embracing a generous, selective approach to information.
A dispatch from Ogden reports a man died while diver hunting. Local voices deplore needless hunter slaughter and urge better safety and awareness in Ashley Valley. The piece laments outsider influence and questions election outcomes amid public debate.
The passage extols Ashy Valley in Colorado as the best state with abundant soil water and natural advantages. It notes rising population interest and the presence of a railroad, suggesting strong investment lure despite fragmented text.
The Emmett Examiner notes the arrival of a new minister from the Dame of Key L Bent in Vernal. It describes him as unassuming and very quiet, with the concern that his name might imply mischief, though the report emphasizes his calm demeanor and modest presence.
Ed Sumner arrived from the reservation to file final proof on his homestead at the Lend Office this week. Dad Avery a Civil War veteran was visiting from Randlett. Byron Nebeker left for Salt Lake City to visit his ailing mother. Mrs. Nebeker, 43, is noted as a substantial Utah planter. Bishop D Colton and wife head to Philadelphia then California for the winter.
Auction notice lists 75 full blood wooled Cots lambs at 20 dollars each 80 high grade Cots lambs at 15 dollars each and 70 grade yearlings and upwards at 12 dollars each from W G King and Bros Bridgeport Utah 4948 plus a cough remedy note about Chamberlains Cough Remedy sold by Vernal Drug Company for late use.
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