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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
3
A proposed amendment to Article 18 would add a section allowing the legislature to establish a minimum wage for women and minors and to address the comfort health safety and general welfare of all employees. It states that nothing in the constitution limits current or future commissions from implementing the provision and assigns authority to carry it out.
A joint resolution proposes amending Article XIII of Utah's Constitution to repeal provisions restricting sale manufacture use and advertising of intoxicating liquors. The measure needs two thirds in both houses and would take effect January 1 following statewide approval by electors at the next general election.
Department of Interior WS Land Office Salt Lake City Utah issues notice that George Lee Vaughn of Dragon Utah, holder of stock raising homestead entry 045858 for Lots 1 24 4564 8 Section 30 Township 13 South Range 26 East Salt Lake Meridian, files intention to make final proof before H M Philips Jr Notary Dragon Utah on November 11 1933. Claimant names witnesses J M Barr D M Finkum R Mathurst Cy Engberson all of Dragon Utah. Thomas F Thomas Register. Date of first publication October 12 1933. last publication November 9 1933.
Notarized 1993 ownership disclosure for the Vernal Express Utah. Affiant William B Wallis, bailer, attests to publisher James H Wallis, editor William B Wallis, and listed stockholders and security holders. Presented before Notary Leon P Christensen, Vernal Utah.
Utah State Game Refuge Committee proclaims new boundary lines for the Ashley State Game Preserve. The measure bans shooting and trapping within the new perimeter beginning at 7776 feet on Red Mountain and tracing east to Diamond Mountain road and Vernal Forest Highway, affecting multiple creeks and roads.
A detailed land description outlines a route from Diamond Gulch crossing Uintah County Road in Section 13 to Steinaker Draw and the Vernal Manila Forest Highway, ending at the point of beginning. The document is signed by Newell B Cook as Chairman of the Splash Game Refuge Committee.
Mr and Mrs Arch Jenkins and family visited Sunday in Roosevelt with Miro and Mrs Vern Free ston and family. Milton Nickell and sons Lynn and Grant returned home after attending the funeral of Mrs Amanda Nickell. Leland Killpack family left for Salt Lake City after visiting Arch Jenkins. James McCart family left for Phoenix Arizona. Miss Veon Blackburn improved from illness. Charles H. Colton spoke Sunday evening at sacrament with a good crowd.
Ashley Sede ahpate ea ofp ple Gh oe oe oly ay hr and Mrs Pred Feltch Jr announce the arrival of a baby girl orm October 4th. Dick Ellsworth of Guray is staying with his sister Mrs Luther Swett Bishop and Mrs Alma Preece at tended conference in Salt Lake. Mr and Mrs Frank Steitnaker and daughter LaMar left Thursday for Salt Lake to spend a few days.
Mr and Mrs I D Howell of Dragon visited Nyeker and witnessed in the D Workman land case. Mr and Mrs Joe Standifird attended Meeker as business visitors and Standifird testified in the same case. Mr and Mrs 4% H Coltharp traveled to Vernal for business and dental care. T Thomas and L Searles were weekend visitors in Vernal. Mr and Mrs Melvin McNew left for Delta where McNew will serve as chemist at Great West.
A historical note highlights how a man with a home telephone often lands work faster. Employers scan the pool of available men, and the telephone accelerates tasks, errands, and emergency responses for a small daily cost. The system underscores social and business networking through a personal line.
Sugar company worker Orville Mc New has enrolled at Western State College in Gunnison Colorado. His attendance marks a new step in his career path and ties to the Colorado campus community.
Miss Orfa Johnson and Miss June Exekson lead a meeting at Mrs Clara Ferry’s home with Mrs Perry and Mrs Charles Batty sharing histories of their grandparents. A Halloween themed lunch for eighteen followed in the ward.
Lawrence Ber} of Burnttfork Wren planned to move sheep to his Burntfork ranch. Mrs B L Caldwell was honored at a birthday party Tuesday night with music and lunch. Vernal visitors included Ernest Caldwell, Bus Hateh, George Roberts, Melvin Roberts, and Wayne Roberts. Frank Abplanalp hosted a Friday card party with guests Collier, Tatler, Thacker, and LaMar Thacker.
Ester Abplanalp and Winona Beck are guests of honor visiting Lapoint hosted by Mr and Mrs Arta G Adams along with the host and hostess.
Public notice seeks wheat by subscription in limited amounts for new or renewal requests. Inquiries directed to this office for details and enrollment.
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