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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment references Willis Wallis Loiton Samis and an address in London with a statement about second class mail matter at Vernal Utah dated March 13 1809 under an old act. It lacks coherent news content and proper names.
Fragmentary note shows a man in independent politics with ties to Highland County and a state press association member. The text references regional political work and affiliations though details are unclear.
The American Fiction Guild enrolls notable writers including Ted ford Jones Albert Richert Wellma Sewell Peaslee Wright and James Stevens as core members. The group vows ongoing growth and promotes clean wholesome storytelling for public benefit as it seeks to improve American fiction and reduce objectionable material.
Roy Goodrich and John Cok traveled to Vernal on Tuesday for business while Mrs John Cook and Wayn joined them. State Land Board members Mr McCann Mr Anderson and Mr Smith did transactions here late last week with ARuE Wiscomb. Francis Todd and Francis Todd’s wife went to Salt Lake City for building materials and visited her hospital-bound mother. General sickness has many children out of school due to mumps. Elmer and Mrs Manwaring are mentioned in local notices.
Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Larin Mangum of Roosevelt the group visited Vernal and stayed with Mrs David Manwaring of Naples. Ired Taylor of Provoss remained at the Strebel home for the winter. The Sacrament meeting at Tintah High School featured Principal LeGrande Noble and Miss Ruth Wart. Miss Alice Caldwell sang, Miss Monta Wentz Gates read, and Mr Noble spoke. Charlia Hf Pearte conducted business, visiting with his son Kenneth at the Wiscomb home.
Death of David Burgi a Randlett pioneer after years with consumption. Thelma Harris wed Herbert Tiffany in Mesa. Orson Stevens wed Mlle Bure in Salt Lake City. Bishop Tiffany’s son and Lena Durg’s daughter married in Salt Lake. Ward chapel work progressing toward Christmas use. Local dances and music lessons noted. Population notes include few children in Woods school district. ward activities and visits listed.
MeiASSIA OCP DI DO DM DON OTN SOCVIC appears as a compact header style entry with repeated tokens and unclear context for a historical notice. The readable fragments center on names and acronyms, lacking full sentence structure or identifiable event details.
Armistice Day football report details Roosevelt beating Uintah 6 to 0 at Roosevelt with a late touchdown. Tony Denver praised for tactical play and Captain Roosevelts noted for leadership. Also mentions honor roll and school assembly honoring veterans with speeches and performances.
A ship from the Marysvale-Wedzge mine delivers two lots of ore to the Garfield smelter, advancing shipments to the processing facility.
A bid has been received for constricting and surfacing the Logan Arden City National Forest road. Work includes improving the roadway and ground for new project transcripts. The office has started preliminary review of the submitted bid.
Ora Bundy awarded contract for widening Main Street from Ogden to North Ogden. project covers a distance of two and six tenths miles.
In the Fourth Judicial District of Wintah County Utah Florence Weeks Avery sues Albert Earl Avery to dissolve their marriage. The defendant must appear within 20 days after service or 30 days if served in the county of filing, or judgment by default will be entered. Patterson and Gibson represent the plaintiff from office at Froom 12 Silingat Building, Provo, Utah.
The Colorado Park Irrigation Company in Randlett Utah lists delinquencies on stock as of August 20 1932 with a 60 cent per share assessment. Shares and amounts due are shown for each shareholder. A public auction will be held November 21 1932 at 2 00 pm at the Secretary office in Randlett to sell shares to cover the delinquent amount plus costs.
Delinquent notices issued for stock shares with assessments unpaid. List shows shareholders such as IG W Anderson Sylvia Blackburn and James Harvey with amounts due. Delinquent shares will be sold at the secretary’s office on November 21 1932 at 2 00 oclock a m to cover overdue assessments and sale costs by order of the Board of Directors.
Notice declares all sheep coming into Utah from Colorado must be inspected by a Colorado or Federal inspector before crossing. Colorado inspections end around December 10. uninspected sheep will be charged 1 cent per head by Utah inspectors at entry. Signed by Harry L. Beirnt and H Southam.
State Engineers Office in Salt Lake City announces an application by Reuben Cook of Ouray Utah to appropriate 610 of act 8 water from two unnamed springs in Uintah County. The plan diverts water from spring 1 and spring 2 for 250 feet each and uses it to water 300 cattle from April 1 to November 15 annually. Protests by affidavit with fee of 1.60 must be filed within 30 days after publication, with dates Oct 27 to Nov 24 1932.
State Engineer George M. Bacon issues file No 11302 A for 005 of water from unnamed spring in Uintah Court Utah. Protests must be by affidavit in duplicate with $100 fee within 30 days after notice publication date November 24 1932.
In Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah County Utah Pearl Jenkins sues Lewis A Timoth and Inez Timothy wife for sale of property by sheriff. The sale occurs at the county courthouse front door Vernal Utah at a stated hour on the sixth day of the month 1929. The property includes Bee Mine tract in Uintah County Utah and 30 shares of Dry Gulch irrigation company stock with appurtenant water rights.
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