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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
3
For years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has grown in favor and become a staple medicine. It is intended for acute throat and lung diseases such as coughs calda and croup and is safe to take and reliable. Sold by Lloyd Drug Co.
Mark Golightly and family plan to leave Monday for Salt Lake City. Walter Lloyd Drug Co changes ad this week. Grandpa and Grandma Winn and their son John Winn returned Wednesday from Salt Lake City.
George Searle reports crops in the Fort Duchesne area and the Dry Gulch district looking unusually good. L. M. Shanke says a new irrigation company has been formed to take water from the Duchesne River, and surveys for the canal cost over 500 dollars. Mrs. Luella Bassett presented the musical production Mid the Roses of the West by Annie King at the stake house last Sunday. Mrs. Zina Ashby returned from Provo after learning of her sister Myrtle’s illness and death, and hurried home after a delay.
Mrs Rose Griffin fell suddenly ill at the Griffin sawmill. Orn Griffin hurriedly drove her to the Workman residence by midnight. Dr Garrett O Donnell was summoned and a critical operation performed. At last report, she was as well as could be expected.
Charley L Bailey and B EC Chesly of Roosevelt stop at the DX press office to discuss crops and local progress. Bailey owns twenty acres of late planted oats and 2.5 acres of potatoes with a 15 foot well. He notes the Lake Fork Indian canal under construction with 35 teams at work and government pay of 160 dollars per day plus board. Hay and grain provided at cost.
Improved farm of 160 acres for sale inquire J R Wilgon 39 3tp. Lumber for hay and grain exchange offered by Ashley Lumber Co. New stock of coats and furs at Ashley Co-Op. Vernal Harness Shop leather goods. Fistula cure claims safe method. Suits and lace curtains at Ashley Co-Op. School supplies and window quotes from Cook’s planing mill. Wool blankets and horse blankets at Ashley Co-Op. Chamberlains Salve advertised for skin diseases by Walter Lloyd Drug Co.
Mrs. Mary A. Caldwell has moved into a house owned by John T. Thompson. Pope departed for Salt Lake City last Sunday morning.
Jane Rich Kirs traveled to Salt Lake City yesterday where she will reside for the winter season.
Bessie Camp has been awarded a university scholarship from Salt Lake City, marking a notable achievement in her academic career. The award underscores recognition of her talents and potential within the institution.
W H Crosby of Fruita Colorado and L Claire Winslow of Theodore travelled to Vernal as visitors, stopping in the city on Phoureday.
Mrs Emeline Wood completed the full teacher examination and has now received a grammar grade certificate, marking her qualification for public school teaching.
Mrs J R Walson of Vernal returned Thursday from a ten week trip to Utah's capital where she visited relatives and friends.
Marion Thomas and his wife have returned from a year on the coast in California and are glad to be back home among friends.
The Vernal Trading Company now operates from the former Chicago Store site. The building has been repainted, signaling a refreshed storefront and continued business.
Mrs Taylor moves her stock to the rooms one door south of the Social Hall and will dispose of all items at auction on Monday October 1.
A benefit dance is set for next Wednesday night September 26 at the Vernal Opera House to raise support for Forrest Ross as he prepares to depart on a mission to the southern states.
Joseph Campbell reports returning from his Brush Creek ranch after a freshet in the fall. He lost about 200 bushels of grain but has roughly 100 bushels remaining. He also notes a harvest of around 60 tons of hay this year.
Ed YF Harmston has moved his family from Roosevelt to the valley area. He plans about six weeks of corrections on the survey of two town ships north of the valley while the children attend local school, with some remaining through the winter.
George Somers raised several acres of sorghum on the old Neilson farm west of Read er's farm and will start converting the crop into molasses today. He plans to sell at $1 per gallon and hopes to yield about 600 gallons.
W E Tenbrock, discoverer of the Florence mining property located by the Florence Mining Company, is visiting from Fort Duchesne this week. He holds a one sixth interest in the copper property, which the company has capitalized at four million dollars.
Rev Hersey spoke to Rebekah lodge and Odd Fellows at the Episcopal church on the 55th anniversary observance. Thomas Todd Jr of Jensen is visiting Heber while recalling his four years in Ashley Valley and plans to return next week. Bert Seabolt and wife have returned to Vernal after a fishing trip and visit with old friends at Fort Duchesne. Seabolt plans a Diamond Mountain trip to bag cage chickens.
Local note touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as highly effective for a lame back. Luke LaGrange of Orange Michigan reports two applications cured his three week ailment after trying plasters and other remedies. For sale by Lloyd Drug Co.
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