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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
3
A collage of classified lines offers furniture and household goods for cheap cash, horses and cattle for sale, notices about clothing, shoes, and farm supplies, and community notices. Includes details on auctions, trades, and local services with references to the County Teachers Institute and school guidance.
County Attorney Peter Siansen reports health hints from Mrs O Dracken as visitors from Independence and Myton arrive for fruit, coal deliveries, and family visits. Farmers plan large potato shipments, alfalfa and orchard yields improve, town projects stall and resume as work crews and crews from Vernal, Meeker, and surrounding areas engage in irrigation, roadwork, and apple markets.
Owing to Mr Meadows health the family plans a sale of belongings and relocation to a lower altitude. County Superintendent F M Young promotes school visits in Manilla while Marcellus Pone, Uintah wardens, and Fred W Chambers discuss trout stocking and future allotments for Uintah county streams next spring.
Old Pat Lynch, a horse once owned by the government, died in Dillman’s pasture at thirty two. John McAndrews bought the horse for the government when it was five years old and rode it about eighteen years, paying $100 for Pat before retirement. For nine years he has paid pasture, and now plans to polish the front doors and mount Pat as a souvenir.
Dr Cornéiius Carhart and his slater fest up the stage Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City. Mr Cat Pug will return 40 Vernal about, while Miss Carhart returns home to New Joey after months in Vernal. She is delighted with the mountains.
A poetic tribute to a mother whose unwavering care transcends time. The verses praise her gentle beauty, tireless reach across danger, and comforting influence even as age dims her eyes. Her lifelong devotion remains a guiding, redemptive force for her child.
Alfred Powell writes to Wotlow farmers urging attendance at the Farm Institute next Monday. He argues for better farming and stock raising, cites potential wheat and hay profits, praises farming as the nation’s backbone, and encourages boys to pursue farming with guidance from visiting professors.
A notice indicates a demand for two tons of barley by G. KR Adame Ss tf. The listing seeks purchase from suppliers and outlines no further conditions in the readable text.
The note references a property sale in Alberta and a move to Provo with engineer Caleb Tanner in Vernal on October 22 and 23. It mentions addressing complaints related to water fillings and invites all complaints to be directed to the water authority.
The Myton State Bank of Myton is incorporated Saturday with capital of $25,000 in 250 shares of $100 each. HC Calvert serves as president, WM Gentry as vice president, BL Dart as cashier, JM Coltharp J O Zlahn and HE C Means named as directors.
Nob Marshall and family travel from Lake Terk to Vernal for a wagon year into a reservation pactty trip. He holds 100 acres of homestead under cultivation and 70 acres of alfalfa. The family aims to convert their land to alfalfa quickly, hoping soil subduing by Joselblatt will accelerate progress.
Deputy Vane and Warden Pope investigate shallow ponds along the Green River loaded with catfish and perch. They plan to drain or restore the pools to prevent further fish loss and risk to wildlife.
A malformed message shows irrigation officials sending forms to state companies and receiving about three hundred factory responses. One reply from the White Silver Dam and Canal Company of Vernal was blank with the secretary noting no canal built no fund no nothing.
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