16 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1893
Page
1
Collections are offered for all real blanks with reasonable terms. A Veltman provides notary and conveyancing, prompt collections, land office business, abstracts, and information on real estate. The notice hints a broker connection in the Bright Boy dialogue about new neighbors and rent prepaid.
In a Boston Courier excerpt a bantering exchange notes Mrs. Hardup’s boarding house enterprise. A boarder-tester swears she makes the worst bread pie and biscuits that could drive a man to profanity.
A Pittsburgh Dispatch item notes a boy standing outside a side street dwelling when a policeman asks who is crying for help. The boy shrugs and points to a man who lives in the house, newly appointed league umpire, preparing his voice for the role.
A collage of jokes and comic exchanges from editorials and weeklies. It features a new staffer boasting on paleontology and philology and a quip about cotton and hogs, plus gibe about debt and dress between neighbors.
A collection of brief gags and quips including a retired milkman recalling the old pump, a donkey joke that leaves Mabel amused, Barrett the painter with two cats and matching holes, and a coal price chat noting mysterious factors behind rising costs.
A collage of humorous quips and social notices include barbed one liners from Life and the Washington Star, jokes about dress and hair dye, and a legal notice calling creditors to present claims against the estate of Patrick Carroll with Administratrix Margaret Carroll.
Cleon Jackson Plantiff sues F. M. Molen for 128 dollars 25 cents plus costs for labor performed at request. Judge H. L. Black issues summons to appear in Vernal Justice Court within five to twenty days depending on service location. Service to be made by marshal or constable with return due.
A humorous Texas Siftings bit riffs on parsing the word convention in a sentence about a convention. A school teacher asks if the convention is political and uses it to explore grammatical cases with a sly joke about the nominative.
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