Vernal Express Advertising Rates and Notices Summary
The Vernal Express lists post office filing as second class, rates for display ads at 35 cents per inch for 100 inches or less and 30 cents beyond 100 inches, 60 cents for non contracted display ads, local 8 point type 10 cents per line, bold 16 cents, black 12 point 200 per line, notices 20 cents per word with minimum 26 cents, advance payment required, legal notices 10–12 cents per insertion, water notices 15 dollars, final proof notices 12 dollars, and contest notices 10 cents per line per insertion.
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Gale
Miss Dorothy Reader Moves to Ogden for School
Miss Dorothy Reader will attend school in Ogden, joining a local academic program. Her move highlights educational opportunities for students relocating to Utah's urban centers this season.
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Dorothy Reader
Lynn McClellan Takes Post in Revern
Lynn McClellan left Tuesday for Revern where he has accepted a position. This brief item notes a career move for a local figure and the relocation implied by the assignment.
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Lynn McClellan
Revern
Roosevelt leader and Taylor McClellan return home
President William H. Smart of Roosevelt announces a town meeting this week while Taylor McClellan returns from a month long vacation.
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Pres. Wm. H. Smart
Roosevelt
Taylor McClellan
Mrs Stoal in Vernal on Salt Lake City visit
Mrs May Stoal of Salt Lake City is in Vernal visiting and is the guest of Mrs Ethel Martin.
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May Stoal
Salt Lake City
Ethel Martin
Misa May Carless Returns From Railroad Office
Misa May Carless, previously employed in the railroad office at Price, has returned home.
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Misa May Carless
Price
Misa Ellen Bender Heads to Price for Winter Teaching
Misa Ellen Bender left Sunday morning for Price to teach this coming winter, with plans to join the local school or institution for the season.
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Misa Ellen Bender
Price
Vernal Visits by Clair Hacking of Lapoint Mercantile
Clair Hacking of the Lapoint Mercantile company spent a few days in Vernal this week on business.
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Clair Hacking
Lapoint Mercantile Company
Vernal
Ora Box entertains many guests Wednesday evening
Miss Ora Box hosted a gathering Wednesday evening with more than sixteen friends in attendance. The event drew a small group of local acquaintances to her home for socializing and refreshments.
Misses Green and Dayton Leave for School Trips
The Misses Virginia Green and Ida Dayton left Thursday morning for school. Virginia travels to Ogden while Ida heads to Provo, marking a notable start to their educational journeys this season.
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Virginia Green
Ida Dayton
Virginia Goss
Ogden
Ida
Provo
Miss Nola Day Visits Superintendent Before Lapoint Start
Miss Nola Day visits Superintendent Olsen at his home a few days before she begins duties at Lapoint School.
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Nola Day
Olsen
Lapoint
Whitbeck Family Heads to Leadville to Ship Lambs East
Wm Whitebeck and family left Sunday for Leadville Colorado to stay with their sheep for the summer. Mr Whitbeck plans to ship his lambs to an eastern market after the season.
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Whitebeck
Leadville
Colorado
Mr. Whitbeck
Local visitors enjoy Yellowstone trip from Mack and Ouray
Mrs. L. W. Curry Mrs. M. W. Cooley of Mack Colorado Misa Enid Griffin Matt Curry of Ouray and David Curry of Vernal returned Saturday from an extended trip through the Yellowstone National park. They report having had a delightful trip.
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L. W. Curry
M. W. Cooley
Mack, Colorado
Misa Enid Griffin
Matt Curry
Ouray
David Curry
Vernal
Ypellowstone «National Park
Misses Alice and Millie Kay Host Naples Slumber Party
The Misses Alice and Millie Kay of Naples hosted a Tuesday night slumber party at their home with guests Dezzie Rob erts Maud Goodrich Violet Powell Pearl Evans May Alfred and Eather Goodrich. Guests played games enjoyed a melon feast and candy pull.
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Alice
Millie Kay
Naples
Dezzie Roberts
Maud Goodrich
Violet Powell
Pearl Evans
May Alfred
Eather Goodrich
Miss Ethel Emert Desuming Wedding Shower Held
Wednesday evening the Rebekah lodge hosted a miscellaneous wedding shower for Mrs Ethel Emert Desuming who is soon to wed a gentleman from Rangely. Mrs Hemstreet and Mrs Jesse Evans were hostesses. Guests enjoyed refreshments table decorations with autumn flowers and music and cards into the late hour.
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Rebekah
Ethel Emert Desuming
Rangely
Hemstreet
Jesse Evans
Local residents and visitors noted in Vernal outing
J E Bills of Fairview Utah visits Vernal this week. Attorney Thos W O'Donneall attends court in Duchesne. Edith Lawrence stays with Anbe Smith at the Lodge. Ted Burton of Lapoint starts in Vernal late last week. Hulda Julious takes a teaching post at Hayden School. Leslie Ashton of Ashton Hardware spends a few days in Salt Lake City.
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Thos W O'Donneall
Duchesne City
Edith Lawrence
Leslie Ashton
Ashton Hardware Company
Balt Lake
Arnold Thomas Seeks Roosevelt, Myron and Duchesne Visit
Arnold Thomas is spending a few days in Roosevelt, Myron and Duchesne this week on business.
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Arnold Thomas
Roosevelt, Myron and Duchesne
Dusiness
Provo Man Tours Vernal in Search of Local Location
L. B Philpott of Provo Utah visits Vernal this week to survey the country and assess potential site locations for relocation or investment. Local officials report his reconnaissance includes inspecting nearby facilities and assessing strategic fit for future operations.
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L. B Philpott
Provo
Utah
Keeneys Visit Vernal From Meeker Colorado
Mr and Mrs E M Keeney of Meeker Colorado are visiting Vernal for a short time staying with friends and enjoying local sights during their trip.
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E M. Keeney
Meeker, Colorado
Vernal
Miss Nellie Smith Accepts Teaching Post in Ogden
Miss Nellie Smith left Monday morning for Ogden where she has accepted a position as teacher for the winter term.
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Hulda Julious
Hayden
Nellie Smith
Ogden
Nan
Vernal Arrival of Prof Jacobson and Pony from Heber
Prof. B. A. Jacobson of Uintah Academy arrived in Vernal with his pony on Sunday evening from Heber Y.
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B. A. Jacobson
Uintah Academy
Vernal
Heber Y
Reverend Horsey Leaves for Salt Lake City
Rev. M. J. Horsey of St. Paul's Episcopal church departed Monday morning for Salt Lake City to spend several days.
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M. J Horsey
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Salt Lake City
Woodard of Woodard ilerdwohro Co to winter in Salt Lake
Ar Woodard of the Woodard ilerdwohro Co left Vernal Sunday for Salt Lake where he will become winter buyer for the store.
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Ar. Woodard
Woodard Ilerdwohro Co
Vernal
Salt Lake
Court Session Delayed to September 20 in Duchesne
The Sener district court hearing moved from Monday September 13 to Monday September 20 due to a long court calendar in Duchesne.
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Sener Autrict
Martha McConkie Heads to Moab for Winter School
Miss Martha McConkie departs Tuesday morning for Moab Utah to attend school this winter.
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Martha McConkie
Moab
Utah
Mr and Mrs George Gray to move to Oakland
Mr and Mrs George Gray will depart next Wednesday for Oakland California to establish their future home. Their many friends extend best wishes for success.
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George Gray
Oakland
California
Munich to Tour Colorado and Utah for Two Months
B H Munich departed Wednesday morning from Craig Colorado and plans a two month visit to various locations in Colorado and Utah.
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B. H. Munich
Craig
Colorado
Utah
Manager Leonard Perry Visits Salt Lake From Local Firm
Leonard Perry, manager of Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co., is in Salt Lake City this week on a business visit and expects to be away for several days.
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Leonard Perry
The
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co
Salt Lake
Bank Official Returns from Democratic Convention
L. W. Curry of the United States Bank returned home from Salt Lake Wednesday where he had attended the Democratic Convention.
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L. W. Curry
The
Uinted State Bank
ETA Bank
Salt Lake
Witwer Home After Extended Western Trip
J H Witwer Uintah county farm bureau agent returns home following an extended tour through Salt Lake City southern Utah Arizona and Nevada. He attended several conventions during the journey.
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J. H. Witwer
Uintah County
Salt Lake
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
Mr. Witwer
Calder's Salt Lake trip for Overland cars
Zelph Calder departed Thursday morning for Salt Lake to procure a fresh supply of Overland cars. His sister Miss Kathryn accompanied him as far as Salt Lake and is bound for a mission to California.
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Zelph Calder
Salt Lake
Kathryn
California
Vernal Ward Primary Children Enjoy Court House Games
Children from the Vernal first ward had a pleasant Monday afternoon on the court house grounds. They spent time playing games and reported a jolly good time during the event.
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Vernal First Ward
Court House
Baseball Dance a Grand Success at Orpheus Hall
The baseball dance held in Orpheus hall last Saturday evening was a grand financial success. Credit is due the committees in charge and the Verna Commercial Club which sponsored the affair.
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Orpheus Hall
Reat Credit Io
Verna Commercial Club
Accident at ball park during grandstand teardown
BE. H. Adair was struck on the head by a falling timber while supervising the demolition of the grandstand at the old ball park and was rendered unconscious. He received medical aid at Dr Chinty's office.
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BE. H. Adair
Ball Park
Labor Day
Dr. Chinty
Steamboat Springs visitors tour Vernal basin
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Poppen and Miss Deaver of Steamboat Springs visited Vernal this week. Mr. Poppen, vice-president of the First National Bank there, said the trip is his first into the basin and he is impressed with the country.
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A. H. Poppen
Miss Deaver
Steamboat Springs
Poppen
Firat National Bank
Democratic Rally Review and National Policy Debate
A lengthy editorial recounts Democratic rally remarks criticizing Wilson era League of Nations aims and Republican charges. It contrasts isolationist cautions with calls to defend American sovereignty, cites Lodge and Simmons committee roles, and questions road funding and state projects under Uintah County. It argues for issue-focused campaigning and condemns mudslinging while praising Senator Harding's restraint.
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Europe
United States
League of Nations Tribunal
Robinson
Senator Lodge
Wilson
Lodge
Peace Commission
Leaguee
Senator Simmons
League
Wer R
Frank Simonds
Simonds
League of Nations
Germany
Cor
Atate
Uintah County
Vernal
Roosevelt
State Road Commission
Thompson-Blanding
Prine- Orangeville
Harding
Call for Bids Vernal Utah Coal and Wood 1929
The Utah School District invites bids for furnishing coal and wood to Vernal Central and multiple schools including Ashley Maeser Glines Dry Fork Napies Davis Jensen Fort Duchesne Moffat Randlett Independence Ouray Valley Alterra Wilson Bennett Hayden. Bids due September 2 1929 at 2 p m. Clerk A G Goodrich.
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Vernal
Utah
Board of Education
Uintah
Vernal Central
Ashley
Maeser
Glines
Dry Fork
Napies
Davis
Jensen
Fort Duchesne
Moffat
Randlett
Independence
Ouray Valley
Alterra
Wilson
Bennett
Hayden
Coal debt notice to settle with Ed Gray
AH persons indebted to George Gray for coal should settle promptly with Ed Gray. The note is dated 37-11 and urges immediate payment to close accounts.
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George Gray
Ed. Gray
Naples man injured by collapsing post at fair grounds
Mark Cook of Naples Ward faced a severe accident on Labor Day while attempting to extract a post from a fence at the fair grounds. The post gave way, propelling him backward to strike his head against scattered timbers, causing a deep gash and temporary unconsciousness. W. and Henderson assisted and rushed him to Dr Christy’s office for treatment.
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Mark Cook
Naples
Ward
Fair Grounds
Cook
Mother Garth
W. &. Henderson
Christy
Bennion Home Hosts Fifty for Kathryn Calder Mission Sendoff
Miss Kath ryn Calder was honored at a Bennion residence gathering attended by about fifty youths. Zelph Calder led games while Leg Calder and Clive Davin performed circus patunts. Kathryn received gifts and good wishes for her California mission.
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Mildred
Merle Pope
Mary Winder
Lena Bennion
Bennion
Kathryn Calder
California
Zelph Calder
Leg Calder
Clive Davin
Miss Calder
Kathryn God Speed
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Ukes
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J E. Bills
Fairview
Ted Burton
Manker-Henderson Realty Company
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Democratic Rally
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A G. Goodrich
Second North Street
TIE Above Place
Denver & Salt Lake Real Estate CO
Great Land Bargain Office of
Uintah Basin
Vivian Martin
Louisiana
Ethel Clayton
Money Lloyd
METRO
the Secret Service
Sennett
Goldwyn Production
George L. Woodbury
Mary A. ©. Lambert
J. H. Mease
Miss Patey
St. Paul's Church
J. "Hersey
Arctic
Vernal Auto
Prin. of
Katherine Hazlewood
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Robert Witmer
Utar
Daniel
ADAMS
Poastoffice
Ford
Braves
John M. Herr
Leeton
Kliddle Coop
Chas. DE Mossey
John Widmar
George L Woodbury
Uintad State Bank
John W Pone
Jersby
H. Walter Woolley
Ithorers
Tion
J. G
Utah Copper Company
Garfield, Tah
Deans
Glines Ward
A. N Johnson
Chas
Ecoal
Tur
Collier
Blue Fell
Cook & Kempton
J W Bodily
Noel Preas
Tormin
Gilson Asphaltum Co
Homer D. Ford
Watson
Ute
General House
R Moyes
Farsi
L Jones
Page-Aljan
High Line Canal
Pagical. Lan Co
Yensen Road
Ashlay Creek
Farm Bureau Office
David Witmer
Acorn
J. H. Palmer
Youshal
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