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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1953

Page

4

Richard Ingram Returns to Duty in California

Richard Ingram returns to duty after a three week assignment on the coast. He left Tuesday for California to assist with car spending and coastal operations. The trip involved Mr and Mrs Duane Beck and others as listed in the patrol report.

Naples Richard Ingram Heer California Coast ‘Guard Mire Mry Duane Beck LaVoir Ant Duane Duve

Eight Reasons For Advertising In Newspapers

Eight reasons extol the value of newspaper ads for local trade. Claims include broad locality reach, direct consumer appeal, low waste due to targeted circulation, and profitability for manufacturers expanding markets. The piece emphasizes quick, thorough coverage by newspapers as essential to commercial success.

Sri Eta Conta

Holy Society to Hold Conference Sunday Evening

Sunday evening the Holy Society will hold its conference. Bishop Ross Merrell Crete Poeat and Norita Geedinee ane are listed among participants for the event at The Sigen hood of the Work.

Ross Merrell Crete Poeat Norita Geedinee Holy Anene Fou Society

Ward Receives Silverware Award at Ward Meet

President Jesse A Jawa presented a silverware prize at the Ward meet. Attendees included J Perry and Mrs Winn visiting from San Ute for a wedding. Grand Rasmussen of Provo visiting Perry Magnet home. Eugene Woodruff recovering from surgery. a farewell honoring Eugene Case. speakers Archie Johnson and Jemne A Haws. November 1 event noted.

Jesse A. Jawa Coe Glyen Ag Sperry Joe Perry Ieee Eonety Mra Norman Winn San Ue Bote Mey Ae Johnson Joan Fae Mew Winn Waa Roy Ltt Grand Rasmuss Provo Perry Magan Seward Alaak Dunston Salt Lake Elmer Salt Aweske Hesaatle George Miller Phyllis Saber Lee Worlonan Rex Javior Lapoint Keith Rose Johnson Goent Sree Roosevelt Lamond Yy Simper Perry Eugene Woodruff Eugene Case Archie Johnson Jemne A. Haws Bishop Weene Ernest Johnson Seeeaan Harold En

Babson Outlines New Discoveries and Inventions

Babson Park Mass October 22 Special to The Express. Babson discusses indestructible plates new alloys commercial rotopes isotopes vending machines electric power solar radiation and automatic factories. He cites future industries from homes to industry stressing shorter hours and home work opportunities.

Babson Babson Park Mass Atomic Energy Central Grand Central Station Times Square New York City Fortune Congress

Roosevelt Election Nominated Tickets Set by Two Parties

Progressive Party nominates George Stewart for mayor with Floyd Peterson and Clem Labram for 24 council seats. Peterson runs a wholesale food business, Labram distributes oil in Roosevelt. People's Party counters with Paul Surphy for mayor and Duane Buchannan Cliff Memmott for four-year council seats. Buchannan manages a local store Memmott edits the local paper. Dr Paul Stringham chairs People's committee, Merlin Sullivan campaign manager, Mrs Midge Memmett secretary treasurer. Jee Ferron chairs Progressive, Kenneth Fiest campaign manager, Mrs Jee Cook secretary treasurer.

Roosevelt Progressive Party The People's Party Roosevelt George Stewart Floyd J. Peterson Clem Labram Peterson Me Labram Paul Ssurphy Duane Buchannan Cliff Memmott Buchannan Memmott Paul Stringham People's Committee Merlin Sullivan Midge Memmett Trea Firearm Jee Ferron Kenneth Fiest Jee Cook Treasur

Uintah Dairymen Lose Large Revenue During Hunt

Uintah Basin dairymen face substantial milk revenue losses during the annual hunting season. A Roosevelt plant survey shows daily revenue declines averaging up to $480 at peak, with individual producers losing about $720 for a single season, as milk output drops and base production for next year must be preserved.

Uintah Basin Tuland- Dairy Roosevelt Flant J. Wilford Robinson Roosevelt WiiLand Idniry Mr. Robinson

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