Bank of Vernal Audit Report 1925 Utah
Bank of Vernal Vernal Uintah County Utah reports condition as of October 6 1925 with assets 401 420 32 liabilities 6 900 77 and deposits totaling 175 506 06. Directors sign and bank commissioner certifies.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
11
Bank of Vernal Vernal Uintah County Utah reports condition as of October 6 1925 with assets 401 420 32 liabilities 6 900 77 and deposits totaling 175 506 06. Directors sign and bank commissioner certifies.
Jown Tall Milo Hadlock has gone to Rain bow mine to work for the coming winter. A number of Roosevelt dancers accompanies their orchestra to Veruta Wednesday night and have a dance in the Woodard hall. Students from the Maeser school made a tour of inspection of the Veernal Express plant Thursday afternoon under the direction of instructor Karl Preece.
Templeton daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hardy Sr. leaves Monday for Birh Beam Colorado after a pleasant visit with her parents and other relatives.
Mrs. Gentry of Elk Springs Colorado returns home Sunday after summer with her daughter Mrs. P J Hackler. N lee Bird of Bird Jex Salt Lake City visits Vernal for final proof on a homestead in Ouray valley. G L Gray accompanies him. Janis M J Bolutha of San Bernardino plans to move to Vernal. Buduith to live near Steinaker draw with a 400 acre ranch. Uintah Basin attractions noted over California opportunities.
Citizens nominate a ticket in Myton for mayor Geo Tingley Sr and councilmen E L Ju mer Kenneth Draper S C Marchant and H H Blaine. City clerk and marshal to be appointed by the new council. mayor replacing C W Walker if elected. no other changes noted.
Colorado residents travel to Vernal for Ashley Valley fruit as cars and guides ferry winter supplies. Tourists bring fruit to Kansas City homes. William Nealon's Vernal residence hosts visitors from Colorado including Edward Casa Pete Bell Gibbs Maybell Brown Yampa Gaymon Steamboat Springs Van Dorn and Chase of Craig for orchard purchases.
Notice announces the opening of a modern beauty parlor operated by licensed beauty operators Mabel Hislop and Coral Nelson in the Coltharp Building. The date of opening and exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
The Rev. W. J. Howes will conduct services at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Sunday evening at 7 45. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Margaret Boyd quotes Macbeth and Shakespeare to highlight sleep as balm for hurt minds. The piece notes limits of wakefulness in labor and warfare, cites forty days without food and sixty hours without sleep as extreme, and argues for using wakeful time more efficiently rather than fearing rest.
Missing awards list at the Salt Lake City Utah State Fair includes Miss Venda Spiers Vernal who won second in training in club work Naomi Collier Davis second prize on serving apron and second on patch Pearl Pace Davis third on blouse Jennie Simper Davis
A joint meeting of Vernal First and Second wards of the Mutual Improvement Association was held in the Second Ward chapel last Sunday evening. Principal speakers included Bihoyn I. P. Connell of Wasatch ward and Richard B. Suommerhbius of the general genealogical board. The program featured choir selections and a vocal solo Life's Mirror by Mrs. Lucile Calder.
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard opposing and supporting briefs on the Salt Lake and Danver railroad westward from Craig. Bamberger interests received an extension to file briefs by October 30. A Washington decision was anticipated after November 16.
Public notice invites readers to subscribe to The Farmer with a special rate of 60 cents per year. No borrowing required, just sign up to receive weekly issues.
A for sale listing shows a Ford four ton truck offered with field work gear including hay. The seller cites Monroe and Shepherd as contact or location references.
The faculty of the Uliah high school left Wednesday for Salt Lake City to attend a teachers’ institute this week. Principal Robert L Pixton and a list of colleagues accompany the group including Harold Lundell Miss Ruby Harris Miss Ellen Cannon and several others. Glen C Anderson departed Saturday.
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