The Editor Dashes to Ship Newspaper Papers
A regional editor races to the depot with a telegram to move a shipment of print material, reflecting financial strain and the broader pressures facing small newspaper operations.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
4
A regional editor races to the depot with a telegram to move a shipment of print material, reflecting financial strain and the broader pressures facing small newspaper operations.
Haler and Will Witbeck return from their herds for a few days Ben Samuels spends a few days in Vernal Habe Woods visits home for a few days L. J. Workman of Ft Duchesne attends a Verne visitor Wednesday Nelson Bunham’s infant burial taken place Wednesday Mildred Bates hosts the S. T. E B. J. club Friday evening Ray Reader returns home from Colorado where he has been this summer with his sheep
Ashley Bartlett departed this week for Salt Lake City to stay for the next two months, according to the brief notice.
Mrs C H Clark of Goldfield Colorado traveled this week for business and leisure, combining professional engagements with personal visits.
Doris Winn of Roosevelt spent a few days in Vernal visiting friends and relatives this week, stopping to enjoy the warm reception from her connections in the community.
G W Moréland, jeweler, departed Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City to stay a few days. Mr and Mrs George L Woodbury are home after visiting relatives and friends in Salt Lake City for some time.
Airs Earl Douglass and his sons Cawin and Dwain Martin join others this week as they travel upriver to attend the Chantauqua event.
Mrs Alma Preece arrives home with her small daughter who has undergone an operation and is reported much improved. The Congregational church will host its annual chicken pie dinner at the church on election day November 3.
The American Red Cross, chartered by Congress, outlines relief aims for war and peace. It pledges volunteer aid to sick and wounded, coordination with Army and Navy, and measures to prevent suffering from famine, fire, floods, and other calamities.
Miss Mary Preece and Floyd Davis son of BE Davis who were recently married receive congratulations from many friends in a brief social note.
Mrs W A L Stowe headed home to Kimberly Idaho this week after visiting guest Mrs M R Martin for several weeks.
Mrs Bowthorp and her daughter Josie arrived Tuesday evening after attending the Salt Lake Fair and conference.
W. 8. Henderson will assist L. L. Woodard and Company in organizing a general clearance sale in the very near future. Watch their advertisements.
A son was born on October 16 in Los Angeles to Mr and Mrs Marcilla Curtis Smith. The mother is formerly Alfis Ethel Ashton of this city.
Mr and Mrs W. Henderson and Mrs Fred G. Bingham with children spent a few days in Tridel this week. Mrs A K Bartlett returned to Vernal with them.
The Democratic County Central committee secured two outside speakers for Saturday evening and plans a rally at the Vogue theatre with a free picture show. A large crowd is expected.
Wholesale rice inquiry from the Express issue invites buyers to consider Christensen and Burmester California rice growers. The brief advertisement highlights possible bulk purchasing options and regional sourcing details.
Creditors must file claims with vouchers by December 30 1920 with Sidney McCarrel Jr administrator at Watson Utah or Thos W O'Donnell attorney in Vernal Utah. Public notice seeks timely claims to settle the estate of 8. O. McCarrel deceased.
Victor Johnson and Lila Corless are introduced at a Chautauqua event where County Attorney Wallace Calder urged residents to support Amendment No. 2 in the November 2 election. A foresting program by Mrs. Ches DeMolsey and Mrs. N. Meredith complements a handkerchief shower honoring Mrs. Wm. Moose who plans to move to Salt Lake City.
Saturday evening a joyful surprise honored Hugh Colton with about twenty guests. The gathering featured music and games and concluded with dainty refreshments. Hugh Keaves leaves November first for a mission to the Eastern States.
Mrs St. FR Martin entertained the 40th Century club at her home on Tuesday October 26. A brief note records the gathering and cordial reception.
Beginning Saturday October 30 a week long sale offers hats at one price daily. Hats will be displayed in the window with new selections and price changes each day. Secure your winter hat during the sale.
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