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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
4
The item notes that William B Wallis editor and Jamel HJ Wallis publisher are involved in a Vernal Utah publication. It states the work was entered as a second class matter at the Vernal post office on March 13, 1909 under the act of March 3, 1878.
Absent all summer BL Caldwell returns with sheep travelers Maurice Caldwell bears a broken nose from a recent basketball game at UHS. Otto Peterson and Mrs Lizzie Reynolds visit relatives. Joe Engberson and others accompany them. First killing frost of the season observed Sunday night, the latest in forty eight years per old timers. Vernal funeral for Mrs UW Miles. Liby Blankenship visits. ward meeting and quilting bee sponsored by Mrs Ernest Caldwell with attendees including Mrs B L Caldwell and Mrs Edgar Taylor.
October marks the start of Colorado hunting with opening days October 12 and 15. Gilson Asphaltum of Rainbow reports near doubling of employees. Cattlemen push beef cattle shipments while Lamb traffic continues. Mr and Mrs John Rasmix move to Vernal for winter as Charles Steele ships reef cattle to Colorado. Dr and Mrs Wallace Calder and Ralph Alexander of Vernal join hunters on October 12 and return home October with.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Shanna moved into the Clarinee Bird home during the week. A potential serious accident occurred Wednesday night near Brush Creek. Grant Carpenter riding a motorcycle with a sidecar was thrown over the bank. Joost Grant, unconscious for a time, suffered three dislocated vertebrae but was not seriously hurt. He continued to camp with a passing car.
A fragment notes that an individual named Gilbert Wild was present in Ouray on October 13. The text offers no further details about the visit or its purpose.
The report lists Delta Utah residents welcoming twins born September 30 to Mr and Mrs Fred Weyerman, with Olive Jones Weyerman noted as a former ward resident. It chronicles travels, visits, moves, school arrangements, archaeological trips, and local farming notes across Uintah and nearby areas, naming multiple families, teachers, and community events.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Atwood and family relocate to the former Atwood residence recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Johnny Atwood. Mrs Thomas Robbins Sr lingering illness noted. Emma Smuin stays with her son Wim Smuin. Vernal visitors Harold Bowthorpe and Perce Bowthorpe join supper with Walter Simper family. Junior YSMIA4 class hosted by Miss Arretta Smuth at Leora Winnard home with a three course supper and meeting.
The document outlines a plan to add 5 to 6 million workers to payrolls within weeks via agreements with employers, detailing wage rules, hours limits, and tax to support mass hiring. It describes local NRA committees, the Blue Eagle emblem, and public promotion across communities while stressing group action over individual effort.
A 1930s era reflection discusses banking during the Great Depression, noting bank failures, political regulation, public fear, and the role of trusted bankers. It highlights cooperative relief efforts by local banks, seed loans, 4-H and club work funding, crop standardization, and extension service partnerships to aid farmers and communities.
State associations of bankers provide time and financial support to promote farm practices. The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association reports major activities from one state to the national organization to improve farm results.
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