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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1929
Page
2
The piece argues that newspaper advertising teaches readers to study and compare offerings before buying, framing ads as a legitimate knowledge source. It asserts ads reveal prices values and market conditions, and that ignoring ads risks buying blindly, with the newspaper acting as a catalog of local goods and merchants.
Mrs Pearl Perry and children moved to Salt Lake City for travel entailed parental work. Myron Mott remains sick at his daughter Kate Adams's home. David A Lamoreaux and son visited in Price Saturday. Principal J Reese and teachers attended the State Institute. Mrs Sarah J Searlet joined them to Provo. Mrs Eva Warburton and children moved from the government mine to town. Frank Lee and family relocate from Deep Creek to town with Roy Springer. Stanley Nebeker families move to government mine to work and run boarding house. Wm C Marshal and daughter Glenna depart for California for winter. B O Colton of Avalon visited town on business. John Long, Mr and Mrs Lee Labrum, and Stanley Nebeker plus Mr and Mrs A W Nebeker were in Ouray Valley Saturday. John Curfew visited town Monday to attend water interests. Visitors to Vernal include Mr and Mrs Charley Burton, John Long, Mrs Lee Lathramy, Clarence Burton, Wm Davis, Charley Taylor, Roy Taylor, George Nyberg, Frank Bige. Cal Jorgensen hosted Robert rc 6A on Tuesday night. pleasant evening noted.
Ashley beforeed Clarence Winn moved his family to Tex Inger place. Mrs Morrison and Ben Morrison returned from Idaho after attending the Blackfoot fair and visiting Logan and Salt Lake City. Celis Winn came back from Omaha with cattle shipment. Edn Kidd is home after spending the summer on the mountain with his sheep. Loren Karten returned from Craig Colorado where he went to.
Page two item summary notes visitors and travel in Vernal area as of October 1925. Mr and Mrs Orange Setley arrived Monday night and left for Salt Lake with their son Lund after a car accident. Ivan Atwood visited from his camp. Seeley roofed his ice house. Frank White of Burnt Fork visited and returned with fruit. W H Siddoway were callers at the Morrison home. Mrs Joe Walker went to Salt Lake City for daughter’s illness. Mrs Newell Snow of Jensen mentioned.
Overnight guest John Milhelm returned from Denver after sending a cattle shipment. Mr and Mrs Don Batty visited Nephi Preece home Sunday. Tex Inger and family moved into the Richardson house. Mr and Mrs John Stagg and children visited Nephi Preece's daughter Alma Preece. Alma Preece learned her niece Thirza Hodson of Sacramento married Eddie Lyons. Iola Lee and May Holfeltz appeared on Mutual Tuesday. Marietta Preece visited this week.
A church school sermon outlines that education aims to mold attitudes toward God and neighbor, stressing trust in His word, salvation through Jesus, and living uprightly. The community report notes PTA meeting at Calvin Jorgensen ward house, leadership elected, refreshments served, and several families involved in local life and upcoming moves and travels.
Leota t Howatdn Roberts, nephew of YH, arrives to settle on the N J Hansen homestead recently purchased. Miss Frankie Roberts, daughter of his eldest brother, visits and Miss Misa Roberts plans to attend school at UHS Vernal. The Dutchesne Ouray Valley project reports progress with landowners signed up and about 3500 crea subscribed. Mrs Lovina Wilson returns to Vernal for winter then visits home folks. Leora Extupd moves to Castle Dale to attend high school.
Fred Newmeyer and J C Hacking, along with associates, are pursuing a market move that shifts their sheen toward new opportunities, signaling a strategic shift in business outlook and potential collaborations with local ventures.
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