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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
3
Local ads list openings and sales from the Vernal Trading Store and Coop. Items include school shoes and coats, graniteware, stoves, yarn, lumber, cattle for sale, and bid notices for brick work on schools in Utah districts. Also featured are farm goods, livestock, and community notices with dates and contact names.
Local item notes a variety of Vernal residents and visitors. Mr and Mrs E K Taggett fly in from C9 Garter Jr house. Richard Smith proves up on homestead near Bartlett farm. J G Milano shifts to ail fields for drilling. George Perry recovers from illness. Mrs Jane Rich and Miss Essie move to new house with Mrs Cora Johnstone. Weather and crops praised, fruit displays encouraged, and a cloudburst alters canal水, with farm improvements and community life highlighted.
James W Meagse suffered an attack last night and is very sick. William Winn has been ill a week with a bad cold and flu. Mr and Mrs Georie Wilson are home after Misa Oral outing to Provo. Don B Colton, Receiver at the Vernal land office, leaves tomorrow for Salt Lake City for conference and the state fair. Hyrum uilder of the Acorn appeared on stage last evening. Mrs Stone in charge of river trip called into the Dispatch office and was surprised by a junior cinotype and ample print shop equipment. DW Davis displays a window of apples and gives one as souvenir. Mrs John Cook of Ashley brought three pears weighing twenty ounces. This is a good pear year and well cared trees could yield finer fruit. Mr Stone and Mr Sharp of Columbus Ohio praised Vernal Library and local youth reading. Bishop John N Davila and wife and several others left Monday for Salt Lake to attend conference and visit the fair.
Alis Hardy sent peaches to the printer this week. Mrs Lucy Johnson, wife of the elastrician, left on stage to visit relatives in Ogden. Mary Siddoway traveled to Salt Lake City for eye treatment and new glasses. Mrs Hone, from Manassa Colorado, visits Masseys and Sellers while exploring relocation. Captain and Mrs A H E Whitlock attend the state fair and conference. Mrs Paulina McCoy heads home to Jonalyn by stage after visiting Infernal. Mrs Hamilton, Grace Calder’s mother, visited two weeks and left for Salt Lake. Mrs Carter is improving and learning a lullaby. James Sabey visited from the reservation on Luai ness with 35 acres of alfalfa, good corn, melons, and other crops thriving.
Leslie Ashton and Mra Ashton arrived Tuesday evening with Jewe on stage. Leslie, aged 80, was seen buying goods for the hardware store and noted the president looked well despite a brief encounter.
Addie Wardle visits relatives on Tuesday and retires from driving the Kennedy Dragon End stage line after sick leave in Pueblo with pleurisy. Rally Day at Congregational Church planned for Sunday with 10 to 11 a.m. service and a program by children teachers and the pastor inviting all.
The WoCTU group met in the Tabernacle on Tuesday and formed committees to draft a constitution and by laws report at the next meeting set for October 19 at 3 pm in the Vernal ward meeting house A program committee was also appointed Mrs Dannie Stuart spoke on WCTU work Constable Mr AM Koontz of Randlette precinct visited Vernal on business He plans fifty acres of apples on Mr Stones land next spring likely bought from Fort Lupton Colorado nurseries He paid for a year of the Vernal Express and praised Vernal while hopeful about Moffat
Advertises Chamberlain's Liniment as a ready remedy during sudden mishaps when a family doctor is unavailable. Claims it eases soreness, pain from burns, cuts, and bruises, and is dependable in urgent moments. Distributed by Yerned Drug Co.
Mr C F Kell of Walterocks visits Vernal to meet Mrs Jeli fresh from a coast trip on business and pleasure. They call on Mrs Jeli for a subscription to the Vernal Express and express confidence in their progressive farm west of Whiterock and their aim to contribute to the country’s brighter future.
Citizens advise strict milk hygiene after typhoid fever linked to bag milk from Salt Lake City. Emphasis on scrupulous cleanliness, removing decaying vegetables, and burning waste. Promote collective effort to prevent illness and protect public health.
The article notes Mr and Mrs J N Dervis preparing a fruit exhibit for the State fair. It mentions the difficulty of presenting fruit in good condition and references wagons loads and cars delivering fruit, with Salt Lake reports of fruit being condemned and destroyed due to worms.
Aly Bishop and John N. Davis transported a barrel of chaice apples to Ball Lake and plan to exhibit them in the Primary Fair. Exhibits by Trim and Thorne form a permanent record of the display, per William R Green Jr. Myr Teague arrived to oversee actions in the case against Joseph Gurr and Do Whipple. Vernal Cutral school adds a room for first grade pupils taught by Lanker while Alles biaasl Ash ton leads second grade. Reveau Castle and family left for Ball Lake, Tom Kieyuin presides over best milk supply at the family farm, with Gundalul showcasing Ulataa connections.
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