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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
3
A brief item highlights Lewis Ward for painting a spa mural in a notable project. Ward’s work is described as intricate and vivid, with emphasis on decorative detailing and a mural-led atmosphere for the spa space.
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ly Co announces the Santa Fe Route connecting Utah to Kansas City St Joseph Chicago Galveston El Paso and mining camps in New Mexico and Arizona. Special focus on wool and livestock shipments with reduced passenger rates details via Warren General Agent 11 Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah.
Notice states a tract in Utah Territory is proposed for withdrawal from mineral entry and set aside as agricultural land. It names the General Land Office and references legal proceedings, time limits, and protest rights with details on filing and the involved parties.
Foreclosure sale announced for the livery stable keeper lien on a horse and related property. Sale to be held September 12 at Uintah County, cash bidder to pay the stated amount due, with pliers and attachments listed in the notice.
Vrobatea and guardianship notices require consultation of the county clerk or respective signers for further information. The notices reference legal steps, deadlines, and affected individuals, urging interested parties to seek official clarification.
A bustling Vernal roundup lists relocations and openings in the Coltharp block and nearby businesses. Movements include Jolson returning from the city, Burton expanding as a menswear hub, and Coltharp store’s closure for stock. New rail discussion, social notices, and upcoming events shape a busy local scene.
Primary Conference will be held at the state house Saturday September 18 at 10 o clock a p. All teachers and children of the association of each ward should attend. Anigan Oanns, President.
A short colonial era advertisement lists items with prices including 16 pounds of sugar for a certain amount, 100 gems fruit or 100 tea per package, 2 pounds of coffee, and a gallon of best cider vinegar, plus horse shoes per pound and men’s hats at cost at Lulloch's.
We desire to thank our neighbors and the people of Vernal who came to our home and assisted during the funeral services of our son Leslie. We appreciate the kindness shown in our bereavement. Respectfully, TS Arsoon, Wire and Faurry.
Regular session notes a third reading approval of an ordinance prohibiting reckless riding of unmanageable horses on Vernal streets. William Winn receives a 10 by 75 addition permit for his barber shop. Debts and expenses listed, including S M Browne warrant for 3270 dollars. Isaac Burtan elected to fill council vacancy after James Mease resigns.
An ordinance prohibits careless riding of horses or animals in Vernal City streets and public grounds. Offenders face a fine up to fifty dollars or up to thirty days in jail once convicted. The measure takes effect upon approval, dated September 3, 1002, with Mayor Browse and Recorder Betcuen authorizing.
A Philadelphia Press item jokes about a crank claiming to invent a theater hat for women that silences chatter when rain begins. The quip notes this would deserve a medal if paired with a rain-prop box party.
A cheerful note describes a lively day at the fields with families enjoying a run and race. Children play near a ripe melon, a bed, and a green train toy while residents gather for light fun at the site.
AXIONG MIN OF MICANS and other prominent figures including Z P Morgan George Gould and Cornelius Vanderbilt are named as new society of numismatists members. The article weaves anecdotes about Vierpont Morgan hosting guests at kennels and a judge's humor with a Vanderbilt in Mott Haven, plus Rhodes and the Kaiser exchange about Africa.
A historical item notes that banks in Chicago expand via mergers and new launches. It lists Proavers Trust and Savings, Live Stock Savings, Chicago Savings, Federal Lotu and Trust, Colonial Trust, and Northwest ern Loan and Trust, with thirteen long standing banks exiting in seven years and one still in formation.
In a nostalgic display the article lists novelties including glass beads on cord, oval pink coral beads with links, smoldering pearl battens, and diamond accents. It notes charms for necklaces and bracelets in shapes like moon, diamond, and apple, plus buckles in bronze tortoise shell mounted on combs.
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