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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1931

Page

5

Local Motor and Construction Updates Across Multiple Utah Towns

Reports detail road and bridge work from Gunnison to Ogden, including a $14000 improvement on a Chucken Hill to Milard county line route and a new bridge planned over the Green River. Projects cover road grading to Monte Cristo, power system work in Castle Dale, and brick production for a Salt Lake Federal Veterans hospital. Local residents report on investments, lodge remodeling, and social notices spanning Ogden, Provo, Cedar City, Morgan, Tooele, Brigham, Layton, Price, and surrounding areas.

ELD NOG Malicote Ford Serd Allcote Motor Company Gunnnison Gunnison NEPHI Chucken K Hill MiLard Big Lock Eight Mile Hollow Green River Woodruff Monte Cristo Orangeville L. D . Chapel Oqoden Ogden Pressed Brick & Tile Company Salt Lake PROVO Lost Lake Clde & Whiting CODEN Boulevard Cedar City Morgan Porterville Tooele Tooele Smelter PRICE Price Cat Canyon Thorne Construction Brigham~ Brigham Cleaning Company Castle Dale Utah Power & Light Company Price Lodge BPO Elks Groesp- Larcher Main Street Tooms Layton Virginia 8Imirus Farme Union Arawan Frank Culver CRICE Fish Creek Kennilworth Independent Coal and Coke Company P O Siltagni California Hotel Man

Local families settle in new homes and hold social events

William Steven Davis and family move into the Frank Collier house in Naples ward. Rainbow couple George Robbins hosted a weekend visit. Beehive class members gathered for a candy party hosted by Miss Iva Chivers. First year meeting at the Davis ward house featured community singing, readings, music, and pumpkin pie. Officers for the term elected include Exma Smuin president Jennie Watkins vice president Viola Pope secretary. A quilting day was hosted by Mrs Humber, and Angus Slaugh and family plan Manila visit to see relatives.

William Steven Naples Ward Frank Collier Ad Ters George Robbins Rainbow The Mutual Iva Chivers Davis Ward House Linnie Simper Lige Jackson Jacob Lybbert Raggedy Man Venna Simper Hawehian Jennie Simper Stella Richards Bernice Southam Oral Smith Linnie Jenniie Simper Angus Laugh Melburn Don Manila

Local residents take trips and host visits across towns

Soke of GLINES boot h and Mrs Wit Batty are spending the week in Provo and Walisbur, Joseph A McKee and wife are leaving for Salt Lake City, where they have purchased a nice home Lloyd Glines and Ro Roberta pears from Lapot at the week on Mr Violet Young and tenac ed Vir Young to S Lake Cy and spent last week Mir and Mrs Thurmer Rasmus sen and family of Lapoint were vis ing relatives here Sunday Mrs. Rath Sturgeon of Monse cl was an over night guest with her nether Sirs, William Winward tra week end NC Springer left Mormday for Jay where he will vyiit his ARG mother Vex, Myron Perry entertained ten late guests at a birthday par-

Wit Batty Provo Walisbur Joseph A McKee Salt Lake City Lloyd Glines Ro Roberta Pears Lapot Violet Young Vir Young Lake Cy Mir Thurmer Rasmussen Lapoint Rath Sturgeon Monsecl William Winward NC Springer Mormday Jay Myron Perry Wall Bil Boise Idaho Veterans Hospital James Robinson Blue Mountain Jensen Ismee Green River Lridge Gorge H R Wall Martha Ewell Santaquin George Zilpha Wellman Ewell Ralph Chew Denver Colorado Fishback Chey John Abplanalp Vernal Abplanalp Alfred Ainge Rile Harry Chew Pole Creek Jack Chew Ja*ph Arnold Moffatt Mrs Harden Nelson Rainbow Miss Nelson Visting Ira Garners Aire Ferrol Pearce Alva Hatch George Baeser Zelda McLean Zora Bfp Kelly

Jensen residents report travel notices and hospital transfers

Residents recount travel to Salt Lake City for Bil Wall’s treatment then Boise for veterans hospital care as scarlet fever quarantine eases. Community updates cover school reopening, bridge work tests, snow and rain, and a long list of winter visits and moves among Jensen families and nearby ranches.

Mortensen family and local moves noted in Vernal area

Mr and Mrs Charles Mortensen visited relatives in Vernal and Escalante. Clair Burton couple moved into the Wyman home on Ashley Creek. Roy Murray family ill with scarlet fever. no school children present. Roy Shorty Clark of Salem leases Mile Snow service station and confectionery. Meg and Mr Clark currently reside in Green River cabins.

Charles Mortensen Vernal Mortensen Aes Wise Escalante Clair Burton Lepaint Wyman Ashley Creek Roy Murray Murray Roy Shorty’ Clark Salem Oregon Mile Snow Meg Clark Green River

National Wool Week colors set as Beige and Blue

Fashion and wool industry leaders select beige and Yankee blue as official wool week colors. The shades are chosen for winter wear and potential spring use, with Blue described as lighter than navy suitable for dresses and sportswear, while beige mirrors natural lustre for dresses and coats.

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George Washington and Peace for Country Armistice Day

George Washington is depicted as a devout believer in peace, guiding eight years of war to a lasting peace and choosing restraint in foreign entanglements. He valued an honorable peace earned by sacrifice, readiness to act when needed, and Mount Vernon life as its reward.

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Washington's Farewell Peace Motif in War and Policy

Reflection on George Washington's end of military command and presidency. He refused dictatorial powers, pursued peace, and warned against entangling alliances. Armistice Day honors those who died for country while upholding honor, with Washington's legacy as perpetual guide to peace in war's end.

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Khaki Dyed Mineral Canvas Proves More Durable

Khaki colored mineral dyed canvas proves more serviceable than ordinary white for farm use. It covers machinery sacks grain shoks wagons and temporary shelters. The khaki material is more durable and resistant to mil dew.

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