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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
4
Publisher entered as second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office on March 13, 1909 under the act of March 3 1875. The fragment references editor and wall filler text from a historical publication with postal registration details.
Fragmented text shows mentions of subscriptions and advance payments, a person named Riontim or similar, and references to a political role or work in Uintah County Utah. The source is garbled and offers little coherent detail beyond these entities.
The Utah Taxpayers Association demands immediate public works to remove the unemployed from dole, urging projects only where unemployment exists and tied to direct work. Judge Howell says aid reaches about one third of residents, with total costs possibly over five million dollars when including indirect private aid.
Representatives of county government and subdivisions meet to submit a works program with meritorious projects balancing labor and construction. Units allocate funds, bid materials, and subdivide jobs for hand labor under tight supervision ensuring timely start and completion.
Fragmented OCR text notes operations at Allan mine reopening later in fall and filling of the Tartle Mine near the mine, with unclear phone and order instructions and promises of prompt service and office rent.
Officials outline relief reform to draft unemployed workers on aid into public works. No transients hired. guaranteed work days determined by personal circumstances. Employed workers must accept work. dismissal for unsatisfactory service triggers policy. Wages set by law and market demand. program to begin at once.
P Thomas and EL Searles of Vernal leased the J R Coltharp coal mine and arrived September 27 to clean up the site and relocate the track in preparation for winter operations. Vista Morrison, formerly at the J D Lutz home, has returned to Vernal. Jenie Steele, with his sister and family, departed for California on September 27.
Mrs Dora Rich welcomed a baby girl born in Wellington on September 24. Miss Oral Goodrich and her sisters Dorothy and Beth attended. Mi Kan Wee girls held graduation exercises during a Sacrament meeting with Venice Vidles Dorothy Betts Norma Todd Vera Meacham Dorothy Goodrich Milched Hawley among dancers. Superintendent HS Olson visited Alterra High School. Mrs Afreld Pidtredge hosted a party for five year old Betty. Mrs Mary Jimothy and Mrs Hazel Todd and mother Mrs Joseph King left Cedarview for Glendale to visit Mrs Myrtle Kingspencer who is ill. The concert program featured talks by Lee Angus, Mrs Melba Eldredge, Merle Binchen, student grades by Mrs Habel Todd and Venice Manwaring. Mrs Moepth Graves and two girls accompanied her daughter Huth to California for a visit.
Bert Smith travels from Heber on business to buy hay for his sheep and plans to move them south of the river. A group including Miller, Georgia Spencer, D L MeAfee, Jumer, Dr Witmore, and families picnicked with L T Bennett by the river on Sunday. Albert Reagan led a tour to old Spanish forts between White and Green rivers. Albert Murray and Albert Poberjackh of Vernal visited Lawrence Jinks and wife Sunday. Dean Seles made a business call to Ouray Monday. Lower Willow Creek School is out in September due to a disagreement over hiring a teacher.
Erratic OCR summarizes Utah educational materials and a public instruction department publication. Mentions Utah resources, course standards, and state education usage with unclear phrasing and mixed typos.
The Utah fishing season ends October 31 with three popular lakes Navajo Lake, Fish Lake and Blind Lake in Boulder County closing earlier from September 30 at 8 pm until June 15, 1934 to protect fall spawners while streams and other areas close by October 31. Newell F B Cook, State Fish and Game Commissioner, says planting will continue this fall and next spring to restock streams and lakes that were heavily fished in summer.
County officers state road reps and Wasatch cattlemen met at the county courthouse to discuss a sheep and cattle trail through Daniels Canyon parallel to UWS highway 40. The plan seeks $15 TH from forest funds and state bond buyouts. work by hand labor would employ about 406 men from roughly 500 unemployed workers registered.
Five Meeker youths aged 18 to 21 are jailed in Glenwood Springs on a manslaughter charge over a street fight that killed Filing Werner A Worth. The defendants Gale Perrine Dale Perrine Joe French Glenn Ridings and Barry Armstrong face sibling witnesses in a case tied to a taunt about Worth’s height and a fatal confrontation near a car.
County relief program changes will channel funds via a state agency with tighter oversight. Each county must systematically aid the needy and verify recipients, with returns required for multiple supports. Work options may replace aid where possible, and merchants are instructed to submit duplicates for checks and possible penalties.
A fragmented page lists names linked to family events and local notices. Mentions individuals tied to Ver- town and surrounding areas along with references to relatives and dates in September and October.
County Clerk records show licenses issued for September 30 with Earl W Metzger of Meeker Cole and Mass Ade line Burner of Meeker. also Wm DeLos Watkins son of Mr and Mrs Wiliam Watkins and Miss Funice Smith daughter of F H Smith, both well known in the younger set in Vernal.
Uintah high school band and nearly a hundred Boy Scouts marched from the high school to the monument in gala day dress. The rally aimed to generate support for funds to meet the council quota and local needs. A picture show at Vogue and another at Maeser amusements drew attendees, while the Imperial dance drew fewer crowds.
County agent requests display of Wheat Section rulings to aid farmers in the Basin deciding on the 1934 1935 allotment plan. It covers sign up choices for multiple farms base period rules for non contracted farms and allowed uses for contracted land including building crops and feed uses. It notes transfer of acreage between farms and extension of application deadline to October 10.
Readable OCR lists items with quantities for tresses covers jerkins trousers undershirts and related sales figures. The record notes specific stock counts such as 131 600 for tresses and 159000 for covers with other items including 150000 for jerkins and 92 703 for undershirts.
The document summarizes National Recovery Administration guidance from Chairman Hugh Johnson. It covers minimum wage rules for small towns, part time work for underpaid employees, exemption from hour provisions, and population-based determinations for stores in small towns and trade areas.
The piece notes the mail coach reached peak in England a century ago before the Tailway's rise in 1830, and by 1846 the mail coach had disappeared from the roads.
A local drive seeks wheat contributions via subscriptions and renewals at the toils office Ost. Community organizers urge prompt response to support supply needs.
A joint resolution proposes amending Article 16 of Utah’s Constitution to add a section establishing a minimum wage for women and extending general welfare protections for all employees. The measure would authorize the legislature to grant commissions or powers deemed necessary to enforce the provision.
A draft amendment to Article XRIT seeks to regulate the sale manufacture use and possession of intoxicating liquors. It calls for submission to Utah voters at the next general election with an effective date the first day of January following canvass results.
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