Vernal Post Office Second-Class Entry Note
Entered on second class matter at the post office in Vernal Utah under the act of Congress of March 8 1879.
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Vernal
Utah
Congress
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1924
Page
8
Dan Allred Overnight Stop in Vernal
Dan Allred of Altonah made an overnight stop in Vernal last week during travel.
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Dan Allred
Altonah
Vernal
Milas Violet Winward Joins Vernal Drug as Permanent Staff
Milas Violet Winward has been hired by Vernal Drug as a permanent employee, marking a formal and lasting placement within the company. The announcement confirms a change from prior temporary or interim status to full-time employment.
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Milas Violet Winward
The
Vernal Drug Company
Sam Wells and Roos evelt kin visit Ver pal
Sam Wells and a brother of Roosevelt visited Ver pal last week for business, engaging with local firms during their stay.
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Sam Wells
Roosevelt
Verpal
T J Davis Heads From Vernal On Business
T J Davis spent a few days in Vernal from Watson and left Sunday morning for business.
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T. J. Davis
Vernal
Watson
Vernon visitors hosted by Fruita couples
Mr and Mrs W R Hazelbush and Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of Fruita Colorado were Vernal guests Sunday night.
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W. R. Hazelbush
Harry Brown
Fruita, Colo
Stringham Reemployed With His Sheep
Wallace Calder takes over at the Ashton Bros. store, replacing Stringham who is again employed with his flock.
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Will Stringham
Wallace Calder
Ashton Bros
Local J G Peppard rep visits Haveroost on Monday
Cecil Wilkinson a general field representative for the J G Peppard bed company traveled from Hoosevelt to Haveroost on Monday.
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Cecil Wilkinson
J. G. Peppard iBed Company
Hoosevelt
Pope returns from Salt Lake City trip
John W. Pope returns Sunday from a combined business and pleasure trip to Salt Lake City.
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John W. Pope
The
Pope Garage
Salt Lake City
Local residents report illnesses and social notices
Mrs Alvin Weeks is confined to home with a severe lagrippe. Mr and Mrs Joseph Workman of Leeton attended the funeral of Mr Shoaden on Wednesday. Mr It M Gipson of the Vernal hotel is spending a vacation in
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Alvin Weeks
Joseph Workman
Leoton
Shoaden
It M Gipson
The
Vernal Hotel
Salt Lake City
Nelson Weeka Absent From Newton Bros Work
Nelson Weeka an employee at Newton Bros has been absent several days due to illness described as lagrippe, a flu like condition, causing concern for attendance and operations.
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Nelson Weeka
Newton Bros
Daughter Born to Mrs Raphael Wian in October
A daughter was born on Monday October 6 to Mrs Raphael Wian. The child’s father died last April from pneumonia.
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Mra
Raphael Wian
Palmer of Youghal Arrives in Vernal for Business
Mr John H Palmer of Youghal Colorado arrived in Vernal Thursday evening to attend to business interests and meetings.
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Mru
John H Palmer
Youghal
Colo
Vernal
Geologist Wegerman and Coffin Visited From Denver
Chief geologist HW Wegerman and A C Coffin of Midwest Oll company traveled from Denver to the area on Tuesday for a business visit and inspection.
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HW Wegerman
A. C Coffin
Midwest Oll Company
Denver
Mrs Thomas Leaves For Pueblo After Visit
Mrs. W E Thomas, after visiting for some time with her son A B Thomas and family, departed Tuesday for her home in Pueblo Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E. Thomas
A. B. Thomas
Pueblo
Colo
Gates of Whiterocks Attends Mr Rhoades Funeral
Co O Gates of Whiterocks attended the funeral of Mr Rhoades on Wednesday and visited the Express office during his stay.
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Co. O. Gates
Whiterocks
Rhoades
Mr. Gates
Barber shop set in Bingham storefront by Reynolds
A portion of the W. A. Bingham store building is fitted by John K. Bullock and will be used as a barber shop by Lynn Reynolds.
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W. A. Bingham
John K. Bullock
Lynn Reynolds
Aunt Cora Johnson Plans Winter Trip to Farmington Utah
Aunt Cora Johnson and Hazel King Johnson her adopted grandchild will leave Saturday with BE H Belcher for Farmington Utah where she will spend the winter.
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Cora Johnson
Hazel King Johnson
Farmington
Utah
BE. H. Belcher
County Recorder Minnie Preece Returns From Salt Lake City
County Recorder Mrs Minnie Preece returned Sunday from Salt Lake City. Her mother Mrs Cook remained there.
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County Recorder
Minnie Preece
Salt Lake City
Verna Drug Employee Elected JU HHJ Junior Class President
Ralph Rolfe an employee of Verna Drug company was chosen president of the Junior class at the JU HHJ during their recent election.
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Ralph Rolfe
Verna Drug Company
JU. HH
Representative S. C. Smith Visits from Roosevelt
Sglas C. Smith, of the J. G. Peppard Seed company, was in from Roosevelt Tuesday on company business, and stayed over night.
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Sglas C. Smith
J. G. Peppard Seed Company
Roosevelt
Hacking Family Returns From Salt Lake Conference
Mr and Mrs Joseph P Hacking and their son Ferron arrived Tuesday from Salt Lake City where they attended a conference and the state fair.
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Joseph P. Hacking
Ferron
Salt Lake
Fort DuChene Residents Attend Rhoades Funeral
Supt and Mrs F A Gross and Mr and Mrs L B Thompson of Fort Ducheane attended the funeral of Thomas Rhoades on Wednesday.
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F. A. Gross
L. 8. Thompson
Fort Ducheane
Thomas Rhoades
Tourists Still Pass Vernal Campground Despite Quiet
A handful of visitors from the east and west continue to use Vernal campground, with roughly equal numbers.
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Vernal
Curry Merchant Back Home After City Visit
M. W. Curry of the Curry Mercantile Company at Curry left town Wednesday afternoon to return home after several days in the city attending business matters.
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M. W. Curry
Curry Mercantile Company
Curry
Jorgenson Couple Receives Congratulations on Event
Sohn Jorgenson and his wife formerly Mrs. May Long proprietors of the Commercial hotel have been busy receiving congratulations from many friends.
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Sohn Jorgenson
May Long
Commercial Hotel
Utah man files final proof on homestead entry
William O. Tufford of Randlett Utah files intention to make final proof on his homestead entry on November 10 1924 before Register Albert Halen.
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William 8. Tufford
Randlett
Utah
Albert Halen
Forest Supervisor and aide depart for Altonah trip
Supervisor Charles DeMoisy S Jr of the Ashley National Forest with William Neal left Wednesday morning for a business trip to Altonah and Mountain Home.
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Charles DeMoisy, S Jr
Ashley National Forest
William Neal
Altonah
Mountain Home
Woolley couple back at Ashton Bros. store careers
Howard Woolley resumes work at the Ashton Bros. company store with Mrs. Woolley serving as deputy county treasurer. The pair are on vacation in Salt Lake City.
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Howard Woolley
Ashton Bros. Company
Vernal Auto Manager Returns From Salt Lake City
T. G. Alexander manager of the Vernal Auto company returned Tuesday evening from Salt Lake City where he went to attend business interests. He was accompanied by Lyle Reynolds.
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T. G. Alexander
Vernal Auto Company
Salt Lake City
Lyle Reynolds
Mrs Emery Stone and Mr Stone Return from Colorado Trip
Mrs Emery Stone of Jensen and her husband Mr Stone a G. A. veeran recently returned from a Colorado trip and expressed pleasure at resuming home life after their travels.
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Emery Stone
Jensen
Mr Stone
G. A
Veeran
Colorado
Mrs Mac Johnson Visits Relatives From New York
Mrs Mac Johnson arrived last week from Sputsen Duvyl New York and will visit her mother Mrs Parna Stewart of Jensen and other relatives. She is accompanied by her cousin Miss Mary Starr of Salt Lake City.
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Mac Johnson
Sputsen Duvyl
Parna Stewart
Jensen
Johnson
Mary Starr
Salt Lake City
Belcher Family Plans Move to Farmington Utah
E H Belcher now a salesman in Davis County Utah visited home folks last Friday to finalize plans to move to Farmington where they will reside. He will leave Saturday for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Belcher
Daria County
Utah
Farmington
Mr. Belcher
Russell Harrison Visits Lapoint With Local Companions
Russell Harrison principal of Bennett school toured Lapoint on Saturday visiting residents including Mr Jarrell father of Mrs C. Ag Thompson and Mrs George Perry in his former home town.
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Russell Harrison
Bennett School
Lapoint
Harrison
Jarrell
C., Ag Thompson
George Perry
Coltharp Trip Through Vernal for Freight Trucks
James Coltharp traveled from Colorado to Roosevelt to obtain four White trucks for hauling freight between Roosevelt and Price. He was accompanied by Mrs. Coltharp and her mother Mrs. W. W. Lewis during the journey through Vernal last week.
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James Coltharp
Vernal
Colorado
Roosevelt
Price
Fort Logan Businessman Visits Town to Pay Tax
Ephriam H. Longacre a prosperous Fort Logan Colorado businessman is in town for affairs. He paid his Uintah county property tax which amounted to a considerable sum.
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Ephriam H. Longacre
Fort Logan
Colo
Uintah County
Local Youth Undergoes Surgery After Track Accident
Buster Hatch had his shoulder injured when his racing bar turned a fp stop on the fair ground track recently. He underwent tonsil and adenoids removal Monday and has since been quite ill.
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Buster Hatch
Fair Ground
Denver Plans to Enlarge Moffat Tunnel for Water
Denver would enlarge and cement the Pioneer tunnel to serve as a water carrier. The water commission would bear over a million dollars in costs if the Pioneer tunnel is turned over to Denver after the main tunnel is finished. Denver seeks to divert Western Slope water to the Eastern side for irrigation and has filings on about 300,000 acre feet.
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Denver Water Commission
Moffat Tunnel Commission
Pioneer Tunnel
Denver
Pioneer
Denver Water System
Metropolis
New Uses Found for Utah Gilsonite Ores
Co. W. Walker manager of Absopure Gilsonite near Castle Peak south of Myton reports about two thousand tons blocked out with monthly shipments around seventy tons. He notes fair demand at nominal prices and that freight shortages limit growth to five hundred tons monthly unless rail transport becomes available. Two cars planned for shipment to France for use in pencils mats boots belting and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Walker
Absopure Glilsonite Company
Castle Peak
Myton
Walker
France
Health Education in Public Schools urged
Salt Lake City news notes a letter from Dr. C. N. Jensen urging health education in Utah public schools. He notes the state lacks a health director and calls using the state board of health, Utah Public Health Association, University of Utah, and Utah Agricultural College to carry health training until duplication issues are settled by legislation.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
C. N. Jensen
State Department of Education
State Board of Health
Utah Public Health Association
University of Utah
Utah Agricultural College
Jensen
Tribune
Spill Merchandise Over Highway
W C Dent Bros freighting between Grand Junction and Vernal had a truck spill on a grade east of Jensen. Dent and a passenger escaped injury, but the cab was damaged and some merchandise was lost. If the truck had gone further it would have toppled 30 feet down an embankment.
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W. C. Dent -Bros
Grand Junction
Vernal
Jensen
Mr. Dent
Vernall Express Announces New Stock of Meats
Local ad notes new meat stock available from Vernall Express with a line about wedding stationery and invitations.
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Cali
Vernall Express
Engbersons Return to Dragon After Vernal Visit
TheEngberson brothers Cyrus and Joseph returned to Dragon Saturday after a several day stay in Vernal. Ike Shaffer rode to Watson en route to Mack Colorado while FE W Thomas left Vernal Tuesday via Uintah railway toward Pueblo. Mrs HS Sowards traveled to Mack Colorado Thursday en route to Romeo California. Earl Mott went to Atcheon Thursday via Watson and E H Longacre rode to Mack Colorado. Supt John McAndrews came home Thursday from Sacramento California after attending the mining congress.
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Cyrus
Joseph Engberson
Dragon
E. H. Longacre
Mack
Colo
John McAndrews
Sacramento
Calif
Unity Hubcca Lodge Hosts Birthday Party in Honor
Mrs Robert Johnston and Mrs Jonas Evans hosted a Wednesday evening event at Unity Hubcca Lodge No 24 in honor of Mrs S M Logan's birthday. Nine members and sixteen guests attended with Five Hundred and Mah Jongg games. Mrs E A Manker won Five Hundred and Mrs Soth Perry won Mah Jongg.
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Robert Johnston
Jonas Evans
Oa Wedoeaday
Unity Hubecca Lodge No 24
Mru
M. Logan
Mra Logan
Lodge
Tmumbera
E. A Manker
Soth Perry
Miss Rogers to Play in Sheve Memorial Concerts
Miss Rogers a Vernal girl joins Mrs. Rogers and Lois Rogers on an eastern trip to join Sheve Memorial concerts. They will perform in Chicago Rochester New York City and Hamburg Berlin and other German cities with Professor Sheve's works and piano pieces. The journey includes Europe study in Germany and a return via England and France arriving in New York in June.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Miss Rogers
Rogers
Cc. W. McClure
E. B. Sheve
Grinnel
Lois Rogers
Minneapolis
Seach
Sheve
Misa Rogers
Hamburg
Berlin
Germany
Could You Beat This Cricket Story
A July 15 1924 letter from P A Gray secretary of the Pueblo Colorado tourist information bureau describes a Missouri Missoula traveler warned against camping in western Utah due to a pest. The insect is two inches long resembles a potato beetle brownish red four legs and hops like a flea. It was found near Vernal Valley and appears to be moving toward Colorado.
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Vernal
P A. Gray
Pueblo
Colo
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Information Bureau
Missoula
Montana
Utah
Vernal Valley
Colorado
Vernal U S Land Office Receipts Hit $25 090
Inspector George A. Cunningham praised Register Albert Halen after reviewing the Vernal land office results for the year ending June 30 1924 totaling 25 090 35 in money sent to the U S treasury and fees and commissions. The report lists 2151 homestead applications 15 desert applications 96 prospecting permits 75 final proofs 78 patents and 308 receipts among other items and notes nearly 2200 letters handled.
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George A. Cunningham
Albert Halen
U. S
Land Office
Chamber of Commerce Banquet Set for October Event
The Vernal Chamber of Commerce will hold a community banquet on Tuesday evening October 24 at 7 00 p m at the Commercial hotel. All business men and chamber members are invited to attend. dinner will be served promptly at 7.00.
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Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Commercial
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Allan Hosts Twentieth Century Club Meeting
Mrs L Allan entertained the Woman's Twentieth Century club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs L M Meredith read a very interesting paper on American Citizenship. Luncheon was served by the hostess.
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L. H. Allan
Woman's Twentieth Century Club
Arkwell Program and Dance for Miss Winder
A large crowd attended a farewell party at the Orpheus in honor of Miss Mary Winder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Winder, who left for a mission. She received a travelling bag from the Second ward ladies. Harmony Sewards led a program of readings, music, and dance with participants including President Wallace Calder, Miss Ninl Nelson, and Prof. J. H. Prowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farewall
The
Orpheus
Mary Winder
E. J Winder
Miss Winder Wa
Second Ward
Sewards
Wallace Calder
Ninl Nelson
J. H. Prowa
Mesdames Brigman and Tyzack Entertain at Commercial Hotel
On Monday evening September 29 Mesdames A A Brigman and Adair Tyzack entertained thirty guests at the Commercial hotel. The event featured bridge and Mah Jongg with Mrs B A Manker winning at bridge and Mrs Lloyd Shimmin at Mah Jong.
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Mesdames Brigman and
Tyzack
Commercial Hotel
Mesdames A. A Brigman
Adair Tyzack
Pridge
Mah Jongg
B. A. Manker
Bridge
Lloyd Shimmin
Mah Joncee
Mr. Halen Hosts Dinner for Local Residents
Albert Halen register of the Vernal land office hosted a chicken dinner at the Commercial hotel Sunday evening for Lawrence Carter, Mrs Carter, Lee Caldwell, Mrs Caldwell, and Eva Kelly.
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Albert Halen
Jorgensees Host Guests At Chicken Dinner
Mr and Mrs John Jorgensen of the Commercial hotel entertained Mr and Mrs A G Young and Mr and Mrs Leland Young of Richfield Utah at a chicken dinner Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jorgensen
Commrcial
A G. Young
Leland Young
Richfield
Utah
Surprise Birthday for Continental Oil Manager at County Fair
During the county fair period Har mon S. Sowards, manager of Continental Oil, celebrated a birthday. In a busy time with no public acknowledgment, neighbors later gathered at his home Saturday evening for a surprise and an enjoyable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon S. Sowards
Continental Oil Company
Goose dinner hosted by Vernal Gun Club president
Mr and Mrs L H Allan entertained Mr and Mrs J A Cheney and Dr and Mr H E Rich at a wild goose dinner held Sunday evening at the Commercial hotel. Allan is president of the Vernal Gun and Rifle club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Allan
J. A. Cheney
H. E. Rich
Commercial Hotel
Mr. Allan
The
Vernal Gun and Rifle Club
Farewell and Welcome Home Party at Vernal First Ward
A missionary welcome home for Lewis Moore and a farewell for Wallace Calder are planned at the Vernal First Ward chapel. Moore returns from a Japan mission while Calder departs for a British Isles posting, with services scheduled Friday evening and Monday morning.
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First Ward
Lewis Moore
Wallace
Calder
Vernal First Ward
Moore
Japan
Salt Lake City
Jolley and Timothy Granted Marriage License in 1924
Miss Aligé Jolley of Hayden and Parley Timothy of Roosevelt received a marriage license on Tuesday October 7 1924 and were married the same day by Justice Charles S Carter Timothy listed as a carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aligé Jolley
Heber Jolley
Hayden
Parley Timothy
ODERKIRK JAMES MARRIAGE IN VERBAL VERNAL COURT
Mrs Aston Odekirk and Elmer James of Vernal wed at the courthouse on Tuesday October 7, 1924, officiated by Justice Orlo Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Odekirk
Elmer James
Vernal
Court House
Orlo
Carter
Mae Johnson Surprises Mother With New Star Touring Car
Mrs Mae Johnson bought a Star touring car from John W Pope garage on Monday and drove to Jensen to present the vehicle to her mother Mrs Parna Stewart as a surprise gift.
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Mae Johnson
John W. Pope
Jensen
Parna Stewart
Contests and Land Office Applications Summary
Weekly report from the Vernal Utah land office lists agricultural patents, oil and gas permits, timber and stone filings, homestead entries, and isolated tract claims. Notable items include Karl Goodrich 320 acres and Clifton McCoy 636 acres suspended. Keeler shale claims totaling 2720 acres. several contested applications rejected or dismissed due to suspension orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. McConnell
Utah
Harry C. Ruple
Karl I. Goodrich
Clifton W. McCoy
Vernal
S. R
Lester E. Akeland
Ouray
John L. Siddoway
L. M
Reuben S. Collett
Salt Lake City
Keeler
Byron O Colton, Jr
Louella C Hamilton
Byron O. Colton
Louella
Hamilton
Isabrand Sander, Jr
Orlando J Bracken
Charles L. Knight
Harry Carlton
Reuben Wilson
William P. Hamilton
Mallen G Knight
Laura H. Pettit
Grand Junction Laundry Bids For Uintah Basin Trade
John H. Stevie of New Method laundry valued at 60000 dollars met in Vernal to arrange service for Uintah Basin. He plans Vernal Roosevelt Myton and Duchesne agencies, with opening in three days after dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction Laundry
Uintah Basin
John H. Stevie
New Method
Vernal
Stevie
Roosevelt
Myton and Duchesne
Quail Season Opens in Ashley Valley
Quail shooting starts next Wednesday morning in Ashley valley with an extra supply of quail this year. A protected half mile along Ashley creek and a game preserve mile strip ensure persistence. The Vernal Gun and Rifle club, with local sportsmen, stocked the valley and invited nearby clubs to join the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Valley
Ashley Creek
Mile
Vernal Gun and Rifle Club
Reservation Gun Club
King’s Peak
Card of Thanks John Rhoades William C Diehl
Acknowledgement of gratitude to friends and neighbors from John Rhoades and William C Diehl for support and assistance extended during a recent personal event. The note expresses appreciation and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rhoades
John Rhoades, William C Diehl
Whiterocks Horseshoes Challenge Ash Ley Ward Team
The Whiterocks horseshoes team issued a challenge to Ash Ley Ward winners of the county fair contest. The challenge has been accepted and arrangements are being made for the upcoming game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocks Horseshoes
Ashley Ward
Post Office Building Bid Notice for Vernal Utah
Treasury Department announces sealed proposals to construct a two story brick post office in Vernal Utah including mechanical equipment and approaches. Bids open November 3 1924 at 3 pm in Washington. Drawings available from Vernal site custodian or Supervising Architect Jas A Wetmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Vernal
Utah
Jas. A. Wetmore
Hunting Was Fine at Stewart Ponds Says Report
George W Cahoon Henry Mille cam Lynn Strong Adair Tyzack and Frank Siddeway report hunting at the Stewart ponds Sunday was fine though ducks and geese flew extremely high in the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cahoon
Henry Millecam
Lynn Strong
Adair Tyzack
Frank Siddeway
Stewart Ponds
New Teacher Joined Uintah High School Staff
Othniel Kellett is employed by the Uintah board of education as an additional teacher at U. H. S. He will teach mathematics with one period of history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othniel Kellett
Uintah Board of Education
Kellett
Donates Liberally To Uintah Soldier Monument Fund
James Hansen a prominent farmer and horticulturist of Maeser ward donated $6.00 to Uintah County Soldier fund after being solicited by the Maeger committee. He expressed willingness to aid the patriotic cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Soldier Monument Fund
James Hansen
Maeser Ward
Uintah County
Hansen
Maeger
Mrs Manwaring Recovers After Major Operation
Naples ward resident and Express correspondent Mrs Elmer Manwaring underwent a very serious operation Monday and is recovering well at Vernal hospital following the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Manwaring
Naples
Manwaring
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Moffat
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M. Trogan
Sheve Memorial
U.S. Land Office
Mrs. Allan
Clud
Arkwell
Miss Winder
MR. Halen
Mrs Jorgensee
Jolley
Timothy
Oderkirk
James
Herbert Rawlinson
Andy Gump
Johnnie Walker
H. C. Witwer
Way OF A Man
Milton Sills and
Anna
Q. Nilsson
Buck Jones
Cupid’s Fireman
Cullin Landis
All Star
Lois Wilson
Elliott Dexter
May McAvoy
FOX News
Ruth
Wabash
U. S. Land Office
Vernal Land Office
Howard Stevens
Stake and Ward Boards of Education
Stake
Chas. H. Colton
Vernal Express
St Paul’s Episcopal Church
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