Advertising rates and postal notice snips for Vernal Utah
Entry details second class matter at Vernal Utah and prepayment rules. Displays list rates per inch for 170 inches or less 36 cents per inch and over 100 inches 20 cents per inch. Business type 10 cents per line and 16 cents for 12 point. Legal notices enforce 10 cents per line per insertion with minimum 26 cents. Water notices 16 dollars final proof 12 dollars contest notices 10 cents per line per insertion.
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Iisplay
Marriage license issued in Vernal for Harrison and Kidd
VERNAL reports a marriage license saved Tuesday for William D. Harrison and Flora Mamico Kidd both of Vernal. The notice lists Melvin Thomass of Galt Lake City as assisting and notes he will remain in Vernal for the winter for registration and related duties.
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Mrg
Melvin Thomass
Galt Lake City
William D. Harrison
Flora Mamico Kidd
Andrew Kitrig Expands Home With Additional Rooms
Andrew Kitrig undertakes extensive improvements at his residence by enlarging the dwelling and adding several new rooms. This work expands living space and signals ongoing investment in the property.
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Andrew Kitrig
Mrs Pardon Dodds Jr Heads to Provo for Winter Visit
Mrs Pardon Dodds Jr. left Sunday morning for Provo to spend the winter there visiting her sister Mrs Kent Farnsworth.
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Mra
Pardon Dodds, Jr
Provo
Kent Farnsworth
Caldwell and Thompson Wed at Lapoint Courthouse
Lawrence E Caldwell and Miss Zina Thompson, popular Lapoint youths, were married at the Courthouse Saturday by Justice H T Walter Woolley.
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Lawrence E Caldwell
Zina Thompson
Lapoint
Walter Woolley
Vernal welcomes Joseph Sannes after return from Spanish Fork
Joseph Sannes, a former Vernal resident, has returned from Spanish Fork and plans to make Vernal his future home. He is noted as the brother in law of W. E. Farrar.
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Joseph Sannes
Vernal
Spanish Fork
Mr. Sannes
W. E. Farrar
Maeser Grower Plans Exhibitable Biranberries
A. G. Anderson of Maeser has grown large overbearing biranberries and A. Manker will seek to preserve some fruit in its natural state for exhibition purposes.
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A. G. Anderson
Maeser
HE. A. Manker
Vernal City Election Registration Day Notice
If you did not vote at the last presidential election in Vernal city you must register to vote in the city election. Registration day is November 1.
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Vernal City
Ill at Cottage hotel man shows improvement after operation
John O. Evans, long ill at his Cottage hotel home, has shown reported improvement after a serious operation four weeks ago. Friends will be glad to hear of the improving condition as he recovers at home.
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John O. Evans
Cottage Hotel
Hila
First to fourth graders visit local health clinic and shops
The Misses Gus Davis and Alta Olson teachers from Ashley school led their grades to the health clinic on Tuesday afternoon. They also visited Vernal Express print shop and Hadlock’s blacksmith shop in Vernal.
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Gus Davis
Alta Olson
Ashley
Health Clinic
Vernal
Vernal Express
Hadlock’s
Professors Jacobson Olson and Calder Attend Utah Education Convention
Professor E A Jacobson and H Olson along with Primary Supervisor Mrs Kate Calder departed Monday for the Utah Educational Association convention in Salt Lake City. Jacobson will also attend a LDBD church schools convention in Provo before returning.
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E A Jacobosn H. Olson
Kate Calder
Utah Educational Association
Salt Lake City
Jacobsen
LDBD
Provo
Dr George H Cruikshank Returns From Colorado Trip
Dr George H Cruikshank, a mayoral candidate for the Vernal Boosters Party, returned Wednesday from a three day trip to Colorado. While away he enjoyed a two day mountain outing and says he was not disappointed as he achieved his objective.
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George H Cruikshank
Vernal Boosters
Busihes
Colorado
School census underway in all districts urged
The school census is being taken in every district and all citizens should ensure every school age child is registered. Each unregistered child costs 2500 from the state school fund, so verify registrations before month’s end.
Yard cleanliness guides for a tidy home
The passage urges inspecting the yard to plan for removing fruit and rubbish left since the last installment. It suggests judging occupants by yard condition and stresses pride in cleanliness and tidiness.
Mrs Hunt Visits Vernal Then Heads to Salt Lake
Mrs William Hunt and her son John, traveling from New Mexico, arrived in Vernal on Saturday to visit Mrs William Hodgkinson. Mrs Hunt is the mother of Samuel Hunt, who was injured here three years ago. On Thursday the two ladies left Vernal for Salt Lake City and Murray for an extended visit and Mrs Hunt will return to New Mexico later.
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William Hunt
John
Local residents visit Ho Har Dawon family on Sunday
Attorney and Mrs Robert HH Wally and children of Duchesne visited Mr and Mrs George Ho Har Dawon over Sunday. Morris Bennion resigned as chief clerk in the Vernal post office with effect recently. Floyd Fame the senior clerk became chief clerk.
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Robert HH
Wally
Duchesne
George Ho Hardaon
Morris Bennion
Vernal
Floyd Fame
Women prepare ticket for city election rumors rise
Rumors in Worunl streets say women plan to cast their data into politics and form a women’s ticket for the upcoming city election.
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Provg
Worunl
Mary Sturgeon Way Arrested for Assault on Daughter-in-Law
Mrs Mary Sturgeon Way was arrested on a charge of assault and battery against Laura Newton her daughter-in-law. The offense occurred Thursday evening and the trial is set before Justice Irvin Eaton.
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Mra
Mary Sturgeon Way
Asault
Laura Newton
Irvin Eaton
Vernal Post Office Names Miss Jesslo Hislop Clerk
Miss Jesslo Hislop, long serving cashier at Ashley Co op, is appointed clerk in the Vernal post office and started duties last Monday. Amy Smith takes Misa Hislop’s place at the Co op.
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Jesslo Hislop
Ashley Coop
Vernal
Amy Smith
Misa Hislop
Coop
Appointed Collector Names Deputy in Utah Zone
Internal Revenue Col lector James H. Anderson of Salt Lake City announced Anton Strobel formerly of Vernal as a deputy collector to replace Walter Woat. Vernal serves as headquarters for the collection zone covering Carbon Uintah Emery Duchesne San Juan and Grand counties.
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Internal Revenue
James H. Anderson
Salt Lake City
Anton Strobel
Vernal
Walter Woat
Carbon
Uintah
Emery
Duchesne
San Juan
Grand Countiea
State Road Work Denied Without Sanction, Uintah Funds Cited
Uintah County roads are barred from any maintenance work without State Road Engineer ok. County Agent John L. Mc Conkie received a letter from A Mc Neil of the State Road Commission denying such work except after rainstorms. The commission cites limited funds with under $300 in maintenance and over $1400 in warrants, threatening action if instructions are ignored.
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John L. McConkie
McNeil
State Road Commission
Howard C. Means
McConkin
Uintah
State Industrial Commission Hears Vernal Mine Accident Case
Wednesday William M Woerr and stenographer B Y Spry held court in Vernal to hear the case of Clarence Collett, injured in the J E Rich coal mine nearly a year ago. The miners were leased to J R Parker and Monroe Hatch, with Commissioner Knerr and attorney J C McConnell representing Collett. Rich Hatch and Parker were named in the proceedings.
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William M. Woerr
State Industrial Commission
B. Y Spry
Salt Lake City
Vernal
Clarence Collett
J E Rich
Rich
J R Parker
Monroe “Browny" Hatch
Knerr
Collett
J C McConnell
Rich, Hatch and Parker
Second Ward M. I. A. Officers Entertained at Beehive Event
The Beehive girls and Boy Scouts of the Vernal Second ward hosted M. I. A. officers in the Academy building Friday evening. An entertaining program followed by games and dancing delighted attendees. Punch and cake were served during the event.
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Vernal
M. I A
Academy
Thursday PTA meeting at Central School this October
The first meeting of the Parent Teachers Association is set for Thursday October 27 at Central School at 730 PM. Teachers seek better acquaintance with patrons and to organize for the school year. Parents are urged to attend with a program including chorus readings piano solo and talks by Superintendent Olson and Principal Christiansen.
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Marguerite Morkley
Pearl Shimmin
Alice Bartlett
HY 8 Olson
Myrtle Hooft
Chas Lewis
O N Olsen
W Christiansen
County Farm Agent Status Deliberated by Commissioners
County commissioners held a special Friday evening meeting to explore securing a county farm agent. No definite decision was made as data on feasibility is gathered. a follow up session will determine the plan. No farm agent has served since J H Wittwoer departed last spring.
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Hf Wittwoer
A Train Load of Paper for New York Directory
The telephone directory project for New York City requires 1320 pages per book and five pounds per book. The total paper weighs about 2000 tons, with 30 tons per car, and a 100 car train will pull the paper into the city. Over a million copies will be distributed.
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Telephone Directory
New York City
Along the Uintah Railway travel and readers in Vernal
Vernal residents welcomed travelers including William Knobled returning home from oil wells near Dragon. C J Bradfield and Julius Mueller toured as salesmen keeping watch over bunions interests. Mrs Miller of Gunnison met her sister Mrs Converse, both headed to Gunnison for winter. Reverend M J Hersey rode to Dragon for services, while John Barker of Dry Fork traveled to Mack Colorado last Tuesday.
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William Knobled
Vernal
Dragon
C. J. Bradfield
Juliuse Mueller
M Miller
Gunnison
Colorado
Ida M Converse
Hamond Mountain
Miller
Mra Converse
Lintah
Happenings in Society Edith Lawrences hosts Hatchelor Girls club
Miss Edith Lawrences entertained the Hatchelor Girls' club with a lesson on The Golden Age of Greece led by Mrs Logan. The group discussed Greek customs gymnasiums theatres and literature then planned Banks and Banking topics. A Greek themed lunch followed after an Athens style visit to the Acropolis.
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Edith Lawrences
Hatchelor Girls
Greece
Mra . M Logan
Athens
Acropolis
First Meeting of Current Topics Club Opens Year
Mrs C J Neal hosted the Current Topics Club as members and many guests gathered for the year’s first meeting on Tuesday afternoon. No special program was planned. members answered roll call with quotes from James Whitcomb Riley. About five hundred people attended, with Mrs Hattie Coltharp and Mrs Woodard earning honors. A delightful lunch was served.
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C J Neal
James Whitcomb Riley
Hattie Coltharp
L Woodard
Neal
Thalla Club Meeting Discusses West Indies History
Mrs Pardon Dodds Jr hosted a Tuesday afternoon Thalla club session on the History of the West Indies. Members studied Jamada Haiti and San Domingo with reading on Toussaint L Ouverture. Nearly all members attended and a elaborate lunch was served.
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Thalla Club
Pardon Dodds, Jr
The
West Indies
Haiti
San Domingo
Surprise birthday for Miss Freda Sainsbury
Friends gathered Saturday evening at the home of R. H Sainsbury to surprise Miss Freda Sainsbury for her birthday which fell on Sunday October 16. The party featured games and music followed by a lunch served by hostess Mrs Sainsbury.
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Freda Sainsbury
R. H Sainsbury
Sainsbury
Old Fashioned Candy Pull entertains local youths
Mr and Mrs William Martain hosted a Friday evening candy pull at their home with Blanch and Lois among the young guests. The gathering featured games dancing and music with attendees including Mrs Eva Hatch Mrs Grace Lambert and several Misses Delorous Saber Jennie Noel Noel Clara Jennie Mary Noel Lilian Lampton Hildred Acock and Laura Young.
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William Martain
Blanch
Lois
Eva Hatch
Graceé Lambert
Delorous
Minnie Saber
Clara Jennie
Mary Noel
Lilian Lampton
Hildred Acock
Laura Young
Traveling clinic schedule to Utah communities
The Utah Public Health Association traveling clinic departs Saturday for Fort Duchesne and operates Monday to Wednesday. It moves to Roosevelt Thursday and Friday, then Myton Monday and Tuesday. It returns to Duchesne for two days Wednesday and Thursday November 2 and 9.
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Utah Public Health Association
Fort Duchesne
Roosevelt
Myton
Duchesne
Ex-servicemen Begin Vocational Training in Vernal
Two veterans, including Penfield and Owen Johnston, start hands on training in Vernal. Penfield begins photography under LCG Thorne for at least six months then moves to a motion picture studio for advanced photography. Johnston trains in rubber vulcanizing at his own shop with expert instruction. More men soon to join in other trades.
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Vernal MG
Penfield
Lcg Thorne
Owen Johnston
Wisconsin retailer touts newspaper advertising value
Mr John L Meyers, a leading Wisconsin dry goods businessman, told the Wisconsin Retail Dry Goods Association that he has supervised nearly eight million dollars in advertising. He urged members that local newspaper advertising offers economy, flexibility, efficiency, and proven results and that other ad venues often fail without newspaper support.
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John L Meyers
Waukey Business Main
Wisconsin Retail Dry Goods Association
Meyera
Classified Notice About Item Drop At Office
Child's black coat left between Liddell's and Hackins corner and left at his office. Mrs Archie Weeks listed with phone 132 for contact.
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Liddell's
Hackin’s
Archie Weeks
Doctors and Nurses of Health Clinic Entertained
Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Nic Adair entertained the doctors and nurses of the health clinic and a few friends at a 6 o clock dinner at the Victory Highway Cafe An elaborate dinner was served by the hostel which will long be remembered by the guests Those invited were Dr John Roy Williame and wife Dr Viola Russell Dr Warren S Colton and wife Marion Parker and Miss Sophie K Larsen of the Utah Public Health association Miss Stella Sainsbury Miss Fay Siddoway Mr and Mrs John E McNaughtan Dr George H Cruikbank Dr George H Christy and wife Dr Homer EB Rick and wife Thea W ODonnell and wife Dr M Garrett ODonnell Dr J M Franke and wife Mayor S D Culton and wife and Mr and Mrs George H Harrison
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Nic Adair
Victory Highway
John Roy Williame
Viola Russell
Warren S Colton
U. S Public Health Service
Marion Parker
Sophie K. Larson
Utah Public Health Association
Stella Sainsbury
Fay Ssiddoway
John E. McNaughtan
George H. Cruikbank
George H Christy
Homer EB
Rick
Thea W O’donnell
M. Garrett O’donnell
J M. Franke
Culton
George H. Harrison
Chautauqua Visitors Boost Uintah Academy Program
Uintah Academy faculty hosted Chautauqua members with the Patton brothers who visited Dinosaur quarry and Roosevelt last Friday. Miss Barton the Chautauqua director joined the trip and the visit earned praise from students and locals for Vernal hospitality. Capitan T D Upton and Mr Dietrich also delivered worthwhile programs for the school.
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Jacob N Lybbert
Uintah Academy
Patton Brothers
Dinosaur Quarry
Roosevelt
Lowell Patton Gard
Pittsburg
Dr. Douglass
Capitan T D Upton
Mr Dietrich
Chautauqua Course Faces Poor Patronage and Slim Prospects
The Chautauqua five night course last Thursday fell short of expectations with limited patronage. Praise went to Captain T D Upton for his lecture and the Patton brothers for their musical number. Ellison White faces doubt about returning to Uintah Basin as locals demand a stronger program or they may refrain from future support.
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Neiither
T D Upton
Patton Brothers
Uintah Basin
Large Gilsonite Vein Developed Near Ouray
George T O'dell president of Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co returned from Ouray after overseeing Gilsonite claims in the region and Fort Duchesne. The firm sold two claims for 50 000, they own 24. A vein mapped at one foot is now seven feet wide, among the widest fissures in the country, with Price emerging as a large Gilsonite market. O'dell says mining will create many jobs as operations expand.
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George T O'dell
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company
O’doell
Ouray
Fort Duchesne
O’dell
Jensen stockman Frank Bourdette in town for rheumatism relief
Frank J Bourdette prominent stockman of Jensen visited town on Thursday and has suffered a severe rheumatic condition for some time seeking relief during the stay.
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Frank J Bourdette
Jensen
Bourdette
Coal and goods for sale in Vernal classified notices
Classified items from Vernal include Strebel mine coal at 3.75 per ton and 5.75 delivered, 60 acres pasture for sale near Vernal with fence, a four speed Ford Coupe, a kitchen table, a typewriter, a fan, and a bishop priesthood meeting announcement with service times listed for First Ward. The ads feature names such as John McLean and Mosiah Kidd.
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Strebel Mine
John McLean
Vernal
Strobel
Bids invited for Quint section of Fort Pouchesage Road project
The Utah State Road Commission calls for sealed bids by 2 pm November 4, 1921 for surfacing 6.7 miles of the Quint section of the Fort Pouchesage Vernal road in Uintah county as part of Federal Aid project No 10. Plans available for $5 from the commission or Ogden office. bids must include a $1000 bond. right to reject any bid reserved. Howard C. Means signs as State Road Engineer.
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State Road Commission of
Utah
State Capitol
Salt Lake
City
Fort Pouchesage-Vernal
Uintah County
Roosevelt and
Vernal
State Road Commission
Salt Lake City
Bureau of Public Roads
Colonel Hudson
Ogden
Utah State Road Commission
Howard C. Means
Voters Urged to Register Ahead of November City Election
The notice states all residents who did not vote in the last presidential election must register to vote in the November 8 city election. Voters north of Main Street register with Mr. Frank Swain, while those south register with Judge Roark. The next registration day is Tuesday November 1.
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Main Street
Frank Swain
Roark
Hame
Vernal Second Ward Priesthood Meeting Notice
The Vernal Second Ward announces a Sunday School session and Fast Day services led by Bishop Priesthood with Sacrament administered in the morning. George E. Wilkins presides or attends as indicated.
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Vernal First Ward
H. B. Calder
Vernal
Geo. E. Wilkins
Priesthood Meeting
Sacrament &M.ia
Red Cross Membershp Drive Set From Armistice Day to Thanksgiving
Mrs C A Johnson president and Mrs Robert Witmer secretary treasurer lead a local Red Cross drive starting Armistice Day and running through Thanksgiving to enroll new members. A five person permanent committee chaired by Representative I Landor and including Mrs John W Davis Frank P Wellman W S Henderson and Dr George H Cruikahank will oversee the effort and year long activities.
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C. A. Johnson
Red Cross
Robert Witmer
Witmer
I . Landor
John W. Davis
Frank P. Wellman
W. S. Henderson
George H. Cruikahank
McNaughton Applies for Water Rights on Mosby Creek
John E. McNaughton of Vernal seeks 435 second feet of Mosby creek water to irrigate 204.04 acres. He plans two reservoirs to release water into Dry Fork creek and convey it to Mosby creek under State Engineer R. E. Caldwell's supervision.
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John E. McNaughton
Vernal
R. E. Caldwell
Mosby Creek
Dry Fork Creek
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James Ie, Wallis
Gqvongheue Harrison Resocing
Violet Harrison
Vernal Utah
Congress
Utac State Piss Association
Uintah Railway
Miss Lawrencid
Bachelor Girls’ Club
U. A
Chautauqua
Iva Novak
Universal Special
Anne Cornwall
Sue
William Russell
Man Who
Jack Pickford
Tumoresque
All Star Paramount Magazine
Particu
Lara Sai
Mosiah Kidd
DR. Cruikbhank
Eid
Church Directory
Latter-Day Saints Church
Ashton Row
Court House Reward
State OF Utah
Office OF State Road Commission
Eecedessseegens Bs
A. m. Cowed D. MM
Kingsbury
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Episcopal Church
Jills
Witmer's
Anderson
L. Anderson
Register
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