Service Promise From Our Shop For All Year Round
A shop assures customers of consistent quick pleasing service whether visiting in person or sending in orders. The message emphasizes dependable quality and year round satisfaction for all meat needs.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
6
A shop assures customers of consistent quick pleasing service whether visiting in person or sending in orders. The message emphasizes dependable quality and year round satisfaction for all meat needs.
Salt Lake City visitor Tessie Samberg and sister Mra Moysh join gatherings in Ballard. Notes cover local visits, relatives from Duchesne City, birthday surprise at Ernest Betts home, and travelers to Bluebell and Vernal for family events. Community activities include parties, field outings, teachers convention, and a conjoint biography event at the Manwaring home.
Mrs Virgie Carter moved from Bluemountan to enroll her children in the local area. Preston Kimbre of the Ouiray Valley visited friends LaMar and Merle Stelnaker. Edward Clowath suffered serious injuries in an Idaho car crash and remains in critical condition as family returns to Vernal. Proffrott Grew Bower and Reaper from the Prabody museum visited Easter Massachusetts, joined by Prof Rust of Provo for dinner with Mr and Mrs Isan Atwood.
Miss Mazel Lind visits with sister Mrs Chuy Ivichard of Frice and returns home with her brother Karl Lind. Wallace Johnson and Karl Lind visit Salt Lake City on business. Mrs K I Goodrich undergoes operations at Vernal hospital and moves home. Conjoint meeting features music, talks, and solos by local residents. A busy social and school week includes a new baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. E L McMickell, school buses and new teachers, and multiple visits and travels among Jensen residents. Officials announce a water appropriation notice for Daggett County with protests due within 30 days.
Dry Fork residents Roxa Alexander and her two daughters Fay and Wilda, plus Mac MacQuarry, visited Josh fall home Sunday. Several boys and girls from the area planned to echo and travel to Vernal, except Denzel Adams who will attend school at Lapoint this winter. Mr and Mrs Daniel Adams traveled to Ouray Valley Sunday with daughter Alice Wall and left for their home. Mr and Mrs Ernest Caldwell and children visited Monday. LaMar Thacker is building a site and keeps improving his farm. Cedrc Caldwell, Morgen, and Clyde Hah stay in town until the bus starts. Mi and Mrs Bus Hatch, their friend Filott of Colorado, and Minzie Caldwell visited relatives Sunday. Sam Rolfe took a trip to Maeser for fruit Sunday morning. The church history class held a social Friday with corn roast, ice cream, lemonade, games, and a program. dancing ended the evening. George Caldwell and Virgil of Vernal stayed with Mr and Mrs Pitt Caldwell Tuesday night. Bos Beaut age boys joined the Maeser scouts and showed great interest. Primary officers plan their homecoming next Saturday afternoon. Mrs Ike Nelson visited homefolks last week.
Mr and Mrs Chas Woodard and family from Monarch Utah visit Jensen. Isa Jensen stays with her sister. Mr Joseph Murray and Mr and Mrs Joseph Haslem with baby travel from Blue Mountain to attend to det work and visit. Mrs Hastem plans to visit Jensen and with Myre Isenac Burton at Vernal before returning home. Mes Peat returns to start high school. Otto Like visits Medway. Bruce Kelly returns from Salt Lake City to join sister Mrs J A Latimer. Leila Chatwin's niece Margaret starts school. Irly Gardner assists at the hotel Atta. Harden Nelson and baby Marlon travel from Rainbow for weekend visit.
Sunday evening a meeting was held in connection with a testimonial for Ronald Perry who leaves for an LDS mission to the Eastern states. Ronald, the seventh son of Charles Perry, will go on the mission. Five have returned home. Ronald was recently married to Mariam Colton daughter of Bernard and Mrs Clyaries Colton.
Road and rail debates revive as railway companies push upland routes to Scotland with limited continental competition. A recent race between Acor and the Wellington truck drew nationwide attention, despite steep hills and slow service, highlighting renewed public interest in transport speed and endurance.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri claims to have lost 20 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She says she weighed 170 pounds at 28 and now weighs 150, with increased energy and no hunger. The advertisement urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. A bottle costs 85 cents with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle. Vernal Drug Company and Uintah Drug Company are listed as retailers.
A crude ruther method describes making an automobile tire from rubber. The note explains that about twelve points of material or measurement are needed to form a usable tire segment.
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