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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
5
A noted display showcases garments in full confidence with careful judgement. Each line of design is described as correct and distinct, inviting viewers to choose with assured taste during the event.
A Republican County Convention is called for September 30 at 2 PM at the Court House Vernal to nominate candidates for county offices. Delegates are allocated by precinct. a Republican Central Committee meeting is set for September 23 at 4 PM, with mass meeting to follow. Also notices of desert land entry and proof of residence precede.
Delinquent assessments dated August 1, 1922, on listed stockholders require sale of shares at the County Courthouse on October 1, 1922 at 2 PM to cover unpaid dues and advertising costs. Secretary Catherine W Seeley notes details and shares to be sold.
Department of the Interior notice announces John G Smith of Portsmouth Virginia intends to file final proof under the 1915 act to claim land described in Desert Land Entry No 02258 near sections 22 28 15 14 Township 7S Range 20E Salt Lake Meridant before the Vernal Utah land office on October 23 1922 Witnesses: Marion P Rogers Milton D Ellsworth Russ Burns W P Ellsworth. First published September 16 1922 with completion October 13 1922.
A Democratic convention will be held in the Ver nal Utah courthouse court room at 1 30 PM Saturday October 7 1922 to nominate candidates for state and county offices and select delegates based on 1920 gubernatorial votes. A precinct chairmen meeting for reorganizing the county central committee will follow in the same room. GEO L GOODRICH is chairman.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Vernal Utah September 6 1922 notice states Per mella Emily Batty of Vernal Utah is asserting a land claim. The document records a formal filing action by Batty and initiates acreage and parcel specifics under the land office process.
Miss Fern Ross reports on visits and arrivals including Mr and Mrs Frank Jankins from Noosevelt with Mrs Lydia Jankins, Will McKee at the saw mill, Mrs H B Seeley and Sim Ross at Tridel, and the birth of a baby girl to Thurmer Hasmussen. Other notes cover travels from California to Georgia, school registrations, Sacrament meeting, and local visits by Archie Gregory, Myron Perry, Clyde and Carl Marshall, and George Wilsons in Fort Duchesne.
Mrs Alice Morrill reports Bishop Horace Mor rill led a meeting at Upper Deep Creek Little Water country. It marks the fifth in a summer series with over thirty attendees. Tridel schools opened Monday with strong turnout despite a bench section being held on Whiteroicks bench. Bench residents worked to ready the building for the new term. A large junior high class exists under Principal H. Leroy Morrill. Wanda Jenssen arrives from Vernal to teach with Mrs. Christa Ross. vin Morrill visits home while Frank ships his honey to Price, taking his brother’s farm role. A moral note ends: rich men’s greed grows, while big minds worry less.
Mrs A n Sauer and reporter Mrs. Foster with daughter Lois left last week for Hiawatha to winter there. Mrs E T Sargent of Farm Creek visited Gusher Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Adross hosted Mr and Mrs Hutchison of Fort Duchesne for dinner at Naylor Hotel. Jaund of fice has headquarters at Naylor. School opened with Karl Prasee as principal and Miss Hilda Belcher as assistant. Mrs Preece to move soon. Roederrer of Denver, who cared for the farm, returned home last Saturday. W F Sauer and daughter Miriam left for Independence Colorado.
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