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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
2
The Vernal Express edited by William K Williams with Waltis as publisher lists subscription prices and declares independent political stance. Promotes a bigger Uintah County and Utah State Press Association membership.
Ray Gardner moves into Elmer Bell home during Mr Bell's ward absence. Seawell family and others enjoy a Dino-Ear quarry trip and Silver River campfire picnic. A large list of residents attend MIA opening, meetings and Sacrament program with talks, duets, and a clarinet solo. Car crash injures Lloyd Glines and others. various visits and health updates follow as community notes.
The fragment notes people including Mrs J W Olsen Emily and several Jones relatives from Oakland Calif visiting in Denver then heading to Provo for BYU attendance. Lester Nelson and others returned from a summer in Provo area while Jake Hullinger and Ernest Allred are mentioned with Derpete.
Ward conference was held Sunday with Kindergarten and Primary classes and several talks. Visitors included Pres H B Calder Archie Johnson Hugh W Colton and others as families returned from Steamboat Springs and Spanish Fork with social activities and a candy pull.
The note describes school openings across Uintah county on September 10 with delays in the distant area. It mentions Mr and Mrs Jim Luster visiting Mrs Jane Cook, Phobe and Mildred Hatch staying for winter, Roy Hatch leaving for Vernal with two rodeo horses, Golden Hatch joining, Jesse Thompson visiting Vernal, and Ruper Leech accompanying him. It also notes Charles Meacows visiting from the mountain and others such as Mrs Abe Hatch, Laren Luster, Joe Standiford, and Art Tomlinson visiting Upper Willow Creek relations.
A surgeon's pre sumption claims Moon's Emerald oil can remove skin spots and troubles. Apply as directed. first use stops itching, continued use brings rapid improvement. If not satisfied, money will be refunded.
Vernal visitors attended the rodeo with Bud Brown who will study there this winter. A. L Johnson and Danny Dike also traveled to Vernal for the rodeo event.
The report estimates that Egypt spends about 25 million dollars annually on narcotics. Authorities note this reflects substantial illicit drug trade and impact on public health and security efforts.
A campaign to regulate Roidside advertising has advanced, aiming for nationwide standards. Proponents note seven states exempt from current rules while urging uniform limits on placement and messaging to curb misleading claims.
A historical note compares the waste caused by insects in the United States to the work of a million men. The comparison emphasizes vast agricultural losses and labor value tied to pest damage.
A local watch repair service operates at 2 Doors North of City Bakery, run by W W LEWIS, proprietor. The listing notes specialty watch repair work and a storefront presence in the area.
Utah State Road Commission invites sealed bids for US project FL E 141 between Half Way Hollow and Twists on US 40 in Uintah County. Plan to construct 24.36 miles of gravel road with excavation and base and surface work. Bids due Sept 27 1934 at 2 pm with bond and certification requirements.
The Interior Department announces Elmer Snow of Jensen Utah filed for final proof to establish stockraising homestead claims (No 45366 and 048531) covering lands in sections 36 and 34, township 4 south range 3 east. The hearing is set for November 1, 1934 before Notary Leon P. Christensen in Vernal Utah. Witnesses named: Joseph Tiasiem Newell Snem Ch de Haslem and Brartin Evans of Jensen Utah. George El Woolley acting register.
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City announces Minnie W Chapman of Vernal Utah has applied to appropriate 44 sec ft of Green River water in Uintah County. Water to be diverted March 1 to October 31 each year via pump and ditch for irrigation of land in sections 31 and 32, township 5S range KR WE S L B M, with final publications Sept 1 and Oct 4, 1934. Protests require affidavit, duplicate, and $100 fee within 30 days after first publication.
Consuls County Clerk or the respective signers provide further information about the notice.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at his Vernal Utah office on or before November 8 1934 Charles DeMoisy Administrator first published September 6 last published October 4.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the office of Charles De Mol, Esq at Vernal Utah before the 8th day of November. Edward Hoeft and Lena H Lewis are executors. First publication Sept, last publication Oct 4.
Notice from the State Engineers Office Salt Lake City Utah dated August 25 1934 to Am brosa Oldland Vernal Utah announcing an appropriation of 10 acres feet from an unnamed wash in Utah County. Water will be diverted April 13 through November 15 annually from a point bearing S 45 degrees 42 min E 210 ft from the NE cor Sec 30 T4S RWE SUBAM and conveyed 30900 ft to irrigate 70 acres in parts of sections 20 29 and MTS RWE SLB B. File No 11168 requires an affidavit in duplicate with a $100 fee within 30 days after publication. First publication August 25 1934. last publication September 27 1934.
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