This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 48 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
2
Mickie relays a sharp rule for pricing with humor about ambitious painters. The note mentions Charles S Carter Jr selling a Buick Six to George Rhodes and H M Fowler and wife checked into a local hotel. J A Chaney and Mia Cheney returned from Salt Lake City while Lee York recovers from recent appendicitis operation.
A fragment notes that October 31 is the final day for torexinter, with the election scheduled a week later. The terse line signals urgency around the upcoming vote and date proximity.
Loren Boren and Miss Kate Staugh of Varnal wed on Tuesday October 12 with Bishop George EK Wilking presiding.
Mrs McKay Lambert of Roosevelt completed her final proof on her desert land entry this week at the local land office before Register Albert Halen.
The enlarged store room at the Ashely Coop is rapidly nearing completion and greatly improves the appearance of the shoe department.
Mrs Warren L. Billings arrived Friday from Rampon where she was employed and spent Saturday with her sister Mrs Zelpha W. Wellman, according to local notes.
Roy Public stayed in Vernal Monday night while traveling from Bennett to work in the mines at Watson and departed Tuesday along the Uintah Railway, according to the transit note.
Sam H. Pullen of Fort Duchesne and former Leyton country homesteader came to Vernal on Wednesday to attend business at the courthouse.
Jameng J Davis, secretary of labor, and Albert Beal, secretary of the interior in President Hoirding's cabinet, welcome to Utah to take part in the campaign. They meet local officials and supporters, urging turnout and support for the president's platform.
Charles E Reed of Whiterocks acted as interpreter at the hearing for Sechiaguy charged with murder. Reed attended Saturday and returned Sunday, aiding the court proceedings among the Indian delegation.
Mrs. William Ashton ends a Vernal visit with her sons Lynne Ie Ho and Stanley Ashton as she departs Wednesday morning for her home in Los Angeles California indicating a family reunion and travel sequence.
Statesman J. Reuben Clark and prominent lawyer, a recent United States Senate nominee, will tour several parts of the state this fall to advocate for the Republican party and his candidacy.
In Calder building Wilson Murray is named Republican County chairman and Mrs Addilo Longhurst serves as secretary. The local party has set up headquarters at the Neale Allan Motor Company front amid ongoing county political organization efforts.
Hugh W. Qwins of Randrett and Miss Nettle S Mann of Duchesne obtained a marriage license from County Clerk Cvarles A Hatch and were married by Rsv G. A. Downey last Thursday, October 12.
Dr Charles Hirth a local dentist lectured at Uintah Academy Monday at 10 o clock as part of a course presented by the Uintah doctors in Msgiene and Health. The public is invited to attend these weekly lectures each Monday at the same hour.
Former Governor William Spry, now United States land commissioner, will address audiences in Utah, Wyoming, and Montana. Reports from Washington say he has built an enviable record as land commissioner during the campaign aid and in office.
Nearly 100 public school teaching certificates were granted by Dr C N Jensen, state superintendent. The five year licenses include Ming Myrtle Hoeft, Miss Pear Shimmin of Journal, Edith Johnson of Lapoint, and Inez Hales Neilson of Duchesne.
Albert and Hugh Snow of Jonnen left Thursday for Salt Lake City to attend to business matters and will be away for an extended period.
Attorney W 8B Pope Duchesne arrived Wednesday on official business before J T McConnell referee in bankruptcy. Pope returned Thursday with no further details provided.
County Clerk Charles A Hateh mailed a list of three constitutional amendments to every voter in United County. Voters are urged to read them carefully to cast a well informed vote for or against each amendment.
On Monday Frank P Wellman arranged a large shipment of field picked tomatoes to Crate. By Wednesday night frost damaged some vines yet the crop remained heavy and ripe with good quantities ready for picking.
Mr and Mrs Whey 8S Colfert from Lone Tree Wyoming spent several days visiting home folks and greeting friends in Vernal and the Ashley valley. They also visited Jonsen before returning home Wiedueddlay.
Supt H S Okon and Dirk A G Goodrich left Monday for Sale Lake city to attend the Utah state teachers association convention starting Wednesday. Charles M Iverson, president of the Utah county teachers association, also traveled on his own initiative.
A series of Uintah Railway travelers arrive and depart Vernal and nearby Watson, including Hyrum Knobles returning from Grand Junction after a hospital stay for a broken leg, and various passengers such as A A Brigman Roy V Publicover and Kennedy the claim agent. The report notes local visitors, road condition checks, and railway property photography along the line.
Mr and Mrs W P F White hosted a Monday evening dinner honoring Mr and Mrs D Colton. Attendees included Dr and Mrs H Nomer E Hich, Mr and Mrs George H Harrison, Mr and Mrs A Richardson, Mr and Mrs Wilson Murray, Mr and Mrs Archie Smith, Mr and Mrs Joseph Hardy, Mrs Ayron Eaton, Miss Merle Colton, and Prin E B A Jacobsen. Mrs Colton showcased handkerchiefs from the Thala club.
Supt and Mrs A Hneale of Fort Duchesne spent Saturday in Vernal with Elven Mrs Kneale. Kneales returned with them to stay the winter at the Fort. Mr Kneale was in town for the Indian trial.
HG Enos and Kent L Burt of John Deere Co stayed in Vernal for several days with the Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co. Burt and Hicks took a mountain trip after deer during their visit.
Co W Buckholtz an insurance adjuster attended the Wilam Merkley residence fire in Vernal on Monday explaining he represented all companies including The Springfield fire and Marine Insurance. He said no very satisfactory adjustment was made to Mr Merkley.
Tuesday morning observers noted Bally Mountain peak entirely snow covered marking the first fall in the region this season about two to three weeks later than usual a light sprinkle of rain occurred in the valley Monday evening.
R L Marimon of the Indiana Agency store at Whiterocks was thrown from his horse on Tuesday of last week. He rode to his ranch and did not arrive for Copper. A searching party found him eight hours later in a heaped condition with a broken hip.
Melvin Wilkins of Blackie Alberta cannot get along without the express and renews his subscription. He reports thrashing wheat, with 1420 bushels and 40 acres of rye yet to thresh. Also announces the arrival of an 8 pound son born September 24.
Mr Mary Johnson arrives from Spuyten Da Vis New York en route to Jensen to visit mother Mrs Painte Stewart and relatives. She is a regular guest in Jensen and Ashley valley, counting many Jensen friends among her wide circle.
John N Davis returned Friday from Salt Lake City where he served as a member of the State Kahr hehrad. Davis stated that the association said receipts were $2000 higher this year than last. The association was surprised that Winta county did not hold an agricultural display this year.
Mr and Mrs W L Fletcher and Pentha Calder attended a meeting at La Pont where over 60 voters gathered. They were late due to car trouble. a substantial crowd had already left by the time they arrived, while Henry Werriott and Wr Calder went to Lapfaint.
Salt Lake City reports a second gasoline price cut in six days with ordinary grade down to 25 cents and high test to 29 cents per gallon. The drop follows an October 11 reduction and is blamed on crude oil stocks and a federal probe underway. Leading auto groups credit their efforts for the move while noting record fuel supplies nationwide.
The Bachelor Girls gathered with Mrs S M Logen last Monday for their first meeting of the year. Dwight Loemendoerf lectured on A Trip Around the World focusing on Lucern St Gotthard Geneva Chamonix St Bernard and St Moritz. Mrs Logen shared current events while Miss Lawrence conducted the program and delightful French marigold and chrysanthemum table decorations accompanied an excellent dinner.
Mrs E M Martin delightfully entertained members of the Twentieth Century club and a few friends Tuesday evening at a bridge party. Rooms were decorated with autumn flowers. The hostess, assisted by Mrs Charles Johnson, served a tinge lunch. Ten dull moments marked the evening. all present declared they had a splendid time. Mrs Ed Lemmon and Mrs Robert Witmer were the prize winners.
The Current Topics club met October 13 with Mrs J Ho Ratliff. Father Hunt delivered a very instructive lecture on Columbus. Musical selections were given by Mrs Bryant Stringham and Mrs Charles Neal. Delicous refreshments were served.
A special meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held at the Commercial club Monday afternoon to plan Armistice Day observances. Mrs Hower K. E. Ritch reported that the Vernal unit is the largest and most active in the state. The Home Beautify contest judges will have their report ready next week.
Sam Gro worked at Luck Allan Coal mine when a car shifted on a low stoop. A end dropped, pinning Mr Gray’s wrist and elbow. others lifted, but he could not escape. Bones crushed in wrist and hand. He carries compensation insurance and recovers after twenty yard movement. this is his first broken bone.
The Past Grand's club held its regular meeting on Wednesday evening. A unit of work is being undertaken to benefit the Rebekah Lodge and its members. The president and secretary visit the sick and shut-ins this week. Mrs Jesse Evans served a splendid lunch to the members.
State Auditor Tuttle endorses W S Henderson for county treasurer in Vernal Utah. The letter notes Henderson’s splendid county record, co operation with the Auditor’s office in improving conditions, and wishes him success for another term.
A high life drama titled The Child Then Gaves shows at Verue theatre next Saturday Oct 21 produced by Jom M Stahl for Associated First National. Led by Richard Hedrick the all star cast unfolds a tale of wedding, a bridegroom with a secret son, a web of former sweethearts, and a surprising climax revealing a fatal error.
Duchesne County commissioners were advised to re enact a redistricting ordinance for school election purposes. The attorney general noted the prior enactment lacked a proper enacting clause and publication, and that re districting is required under state law.
Last week at Roosevelt the J G Peppard Seed company welcomed about a hundred people to the opening of their new plant. A Thursday evening dance and merrymaking featured refreshments and a demonstration of the plant’s operation for guests. People from Vernal attended, and officials urged passage of an ordinance to address overlooked points, per the Tribune. Pat Lopez of Souls' Creek was in town earlier in the week on business.
The Express office still has several farmers bulletins from Washington including How to Select Foods Cheese and Its Economical Uses in the Diet Milk and Its Uses in the Home Foods for Young Children Fresh Vegetables and Fruit and other staple guides. Call at the express office to obtain a copy or all of them.
The contest pitted Czar F Rudy against Forest A Birtcher to decide the local office. The ruling affirmed Rudy as the winner, with land filing allowed in the Ouray valley following the judgment by the land commission and inspector.
A list from Vernal shows students who have registered at the University of Utah. Names include David H. Curry Josephine Marie Hacking Florence L. Hadock Auron K. Haagen Maude Mastin Manfred R. Martin and Stephen AL Paulsen.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.