For Sale and Notices in Vernal Ad Page 1909
A collage of sale notices and ads from Vernal listing items for sale such as a Newcomb onarpet loom, sun shade hat, ladies home pattern books, Meyers shoes, farm with water rights, a Kimball organ, furniture, and various goods at Coop and Geo E Adams. Includes notices about farming equipment, rock work bids, church meetings, lost items, rentals, and other local commerce. Also promotes Chamberlains LAniment for sprained ankles and fall clearance sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croom House
Maeser
Gerbers
Kimball Organ
Colton
Community Notes Reflect Local Life and Ongoing Affairs
The item lists residents and events around Vernal Utah including Mr James Mease’s health, visits by G R Smith and Mrs W Showalter, road conditions from Theodore to Lake Tork, travel plans of Mrs Josephine Wilson to Portland, cement block construction by John Odekirk, farming on the George Slough place, sheep herd improvements with 105 Cotswold buck lambs, a Seattle fair trip, Holdaway family movements, grain crop forecasts by David Thompson, and the Gib Workman trial update with responses from County Attorney Peter Blanson and Sheriff Richard Fope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Blanson
Richard Fope
Heber City
Gib Workman
Salt Lake
Workman
Aheri
Wanratch County
James Griffin
J Htangon
J Htangon and Mr Pope
Vernal
Local notes and travels around Vernal community
A mix of personal travels and family updates. Ethel Bracken plans Bracken Clothing shopping, residents discuss school attendance and hospital recovery. Local officials report water bond votes at 33 yes, 0 no. Residents visit Salt Lake City, Seattle Expo, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Ida Preece returns from Balti Lake with fall data. The Burton family travels Salt Lake City via Strawberry Valley. Miss Venice Burton and Miss Jennmie Burton enter Saint Mary's Academy. James Gibson, Utah University math professor, spent time in Vernal for business. Mrs Isaac Burton visits relatives. Jim Gibson family notes report illness improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isnas Burton
William H. Burton
Salt Lake City
Strawberry Valley
Bennion Family Moves to Vernal Home
David Bennion and his family establish residence in Vernal after purchasing the Joseph Jlardy house and lot over a year ago. The community welcomes the Bennions and notes Vernal offers many advantages for residents living nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bennion
Bennion
Joseph J Lardy
Mr. Bennion
Cloud burst hits canal area near power plant
A cloud burst Tuesday washed out a canal section near the power plant. Charley Johnson arrived quickly and helped mobilize efforts to restore service as darkness fell, stressing the need for swift action in trouble.
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Charley Johnson
Episcopal Bishop Spalding and Rev Hersey in Vernal
The Right Reverend Bishop Spalding and Rev Jerend i J Hersey spent Sunday in Vernal. They led chapel services at 11 in the morning and 8 in the evening. The Bishop preached on the text We walk by faith not by sight in a scholarly manner. Dr Hirthead C B Cook left Sunday for farms on the Duchesne above Myron. Mr Geck assisted in the office briefly while Mr Young recovers. Dr Hirth brought a new leveler and heavy harrow for a Duchesne farm planned to rival the old Mississippi homestead.
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Spaldling
Episcopal Church
Jerend
I J Hersey
Vernal
Dr. Hirthead
C. B
Cook
Duchesne
Myron
Gceck
Mr Young
Dr Hirth
Mississippi
Ditch Expansion Near Moffat Seeks Autumn Completion
The Moffat community reports three miles of new ditch built this summer with one more mile started. Contractors must finish by October 10. Geo E Loung of Vernal tends 320 acres under the ditch and plans to plow 100 acres this fall and harvest grain. Mr Young will bring winter wheat oats and baley from Salt Lake City to the Moffat farm. Moffat is touted as a highly active county area this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
Geo
E Loung
Vernal
Young Sill
Salt Lake City
Death of Mrs Catherine Forest mother of Mrs Adams
Mrs Catherine Forest aged 76 died at her daughter’s home on the Delaware coast. The funeral was at Oak Hill Cemetery Washington DC. Mrs Adams regrets missing the funeral but plans to visit her two brothers and sister despite the distance.
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George E Adams
Catherine Forest
Myre Forest
Herllnese
Mrs. Adams
Washington
Forest
Mra On
Delaware
Oak Hill Cemetery
Washington, DC
Adams
Mra Adams
Local Residents See Visitors in Vernal and Nearby Areas
Victor Ritings visited Vernal last Saturday and stayed in Sowers canyon. Meserd Middison and Spade of Civak American Life Insurance have been doing business in Vernal the last week. Mrs Itlchard Pope and Mia Fopa are visiting relatives. James Gibson and Hugo Reagnueson, foreman of the Norval mine, were in Vernal this week on business and to visit family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Epee
Utah
Jim
Victor Ritings
Vernal
Ile
Sowers Canyon
Theodore
Meserd Middison
Spade
Civak American Life Insurance Com
Pany
Itlchard Pope
East Lake
Mia
Fopa
Hugast Reagnueson
Norval
Tle
President Willam HW Visits Family Then Heads to Provo
President Willam HW and his father return home from the Tuoatay reservation country after a brief visit and plan to move to Provo to enroll at the D. C. University.
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Willam HW
Smart
Will
Provo
D. C. University
Jenderson Makes Proof on Homestead Receipt
Jenderson completed proof on his homestead this week and received the receiver's receipt. Hilza Pack, from Stoceevelt, served as one of the witnesses.
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Jenderson
Irs
Hilza Pack
Stoceevelt
Judd in Vernal Reflects on Powder Springs Ground
CNM Judd of Los Angeles was in Vernal last week after supplying for Migsoolk. He says Powder Springs and Rangely country are good oil ground and remains optimistic about prospects in the area.
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CNM
Judd
Los Angeles
Powder Springs
Miss Clara Shaw to wed in Buckeye state
Miss Clara Shaw of North Platte Nebraska a former clerk for W. L Brylan will marry soon and make her home in the Buckeye state. Friends in Vernal wish her joy.
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Clara Shaw
North Platte
Nebraska
W. 11. Brylan
Buckeye State
Miss Shaw
Vernal Wilo
Henry Leg and Wife Visit Dragon Town for Goods
Henry Leg and his wife traveled to Dragon this week to buy household goods. He also brought along Charles Searle for the trip to Green River, making a quick onward journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leg
Dragon
Henry
Charles Searle
Green River
Emerald Oil Company completes fifth well with best showing
The Emerald Oil Company has completed its fifth well on the property and reports the last well to be the best so far. Stockholders feel confident about the progress and potential returns from the project.
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Lmerald Ol Company
Myton Lot Sales Rise With Irrigation Project
In August Vernal land office sold 35 lots in Myton townsite for 1112 dollars. Randrett also saw a few sales. The boom is linked to a nearby irrigation project, a bank planned for Myton, and growing business activity in the town.
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Myton
Vernal Land Office
Randrett
Bualnesa
Foolt Iver Builds Firet Cliss Dipping Plant on Mountain
Foolt Iver and crew travel to the mountain to establish a firet cliss dipping plant heated at the junction of Reader and Trelf creeks. John N Dayla and William Witbeck chose the site last week. The plant will be owned by the Union Wool Growers Association. Mr. Davia notes feed on Diamond mountain is the best in twenty years. Forestry supervision and the wet season have lifted the range to its old standard.
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Reader
Trelf Creek
John N Dayla
William Witbeck
Uin 4K
Uncle Jerry Murray Ailing After Travel To Caghe Valley
Uncle Jerry Murray, a hard working man in poor health since returning from Caghe valley, suffers worsening diabetes and pain. Attendants must watch him constantly. family bids him a speedy recovery and fondly recalls his cheerful nature despite recent troubles and sickness.
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Jerry Murray
Caghe Valley
Hla Pyta
Man Held on Murder Charge Seen Smooth in Heber City
Reports describe Gib Workman visiting Heber City in a calm mood. He milked cows, fed horses, and ate at Sheriff Ike Walla’s home while the sheriff attended to town business. He was seen with the sheriff’s wagon and walking the sidewalk, appearing untroubled as a murder trial loomed.
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Heber City
Ike
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calder Bros
Walter Lloyd Drug Co
the Uintah R. R. CO
Mack, Colorado
Ft, Duchesne, Utah
Uintah
Denver & Rio Grande R. R
Uintah Railway Company
M. W. Cooley
Newcomb Onarpet
Mra Mazele Iver
Geo E Adams
Coop
Ladies Home Journal
Co-op
Brigham Young University
Uintah River Irrigation Company
Dunal
J H. Bodily
Gse Chamberlain
Vernal Drug Co
L J Augustson
Deseret Nova
Geo A. Davis
Bennett
J. N Davis
Red Creek Lakefork Steel bBridge
Acorn Mercantile Co
Ed FP
Warmston
Calder Police CO
Pontha Calder
Vernal Ward House
Young
Young's
Old Mul
Chamberlain
G. FE Adams
James Mease
G R Smith
Richard Hag
Mra
John Carless
Arene
White River
Mr . Hanson
Lake Tork
Josephine Wilson
H. Ebritch
Portland
Oregon
Gon
HE OW. Davis
John Odekirk
John
John Slough
George
Llohida
Walter McCoy
McCoy
John N Davis
Reader and Witbeck
Ed Samuels
Ashton
Frank Goodman
Alfen Brothers
Robert Witmer
Harry White
Loval Boys
Seattle
Harry Salt
Harry
T. T. Holdaway
Holdaway
Cureka
Mary Orser
Rooseelt
Farlent
Thelma
Kenneth Sleng
Mr. T. T .Holdaway
Tintle
Tom Holdaway
David Thompson
Dave
Ming
Ethel Bracken
Bracken Clothing Store
Guy
Clyde Odekark
Dir
Apd
Mre
Carter
J Meagher
Seattle Exposition
San Francsisco
Mies Ida Preece
Balt Lake
Vernal Ladies
Geo. E. Adams
Vernal Ugly
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