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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
4
William B. Wallis editor Aries II Wallis publisher entered as second class matter at the post office in Vernal Utah on March 6 1909 under act of March 3 1879 or 1879 note confirms publication status and date details.
Fear publication announces advance subscription rates: six months $250, nine months $359, and three months $104, all payable in advance. Prices reflect prepaid terms for ongoing access.
Haror Utah State Press Association notes an independent stance in politics with an optimistic disposition, pledging efforts toward a bigger and greater Uintalup County.
The piece urges Vernal residents to patronize local stores and services to sustain the city’s modern businesses. It argues loyal local support preserves banks, drug stores, garages, and other institutions, and cautions that diverting purchases to larger centers harms the community and its produced goods from Ashley Valley.
Government program to join communities money on self liquidating undertakings yields benefits. Bridges, sewage plants, and fire protection upgrades are funded with favorable terms, lowering costs and boosting employment and tax savings. High value projects provide long term protection and economic returns for towns and cities.
Marcus Jensen brings his family from Buford Cole to reside during the school year. Relief Society event hosted by Mrs B P Kelly served twenty six guests. Community notices include visits from church leaders, school updates, and local moves. Attendance at the ward chapel featured multiple speakers and musical performances. The bridge mid span cement pour and last span riveting proceeded as painting advances. School opened with high enrollment led by Principal Amasa Caldwell.
A business meeting for the wheat growers of Ballard Ward was held last Friday night. School opened in the Wilson district with teachers Nielson, Mrs Akin of Roosevelt, Beatrice Stringham of Vernal, and Belle Angus of Ballard. Reed Morrill and wife move into Asa Reynolds’s home on Indian Beach. Mrs Morrill is Alberta High principal. Beatrice Luingham of Vernal and a primary teacher stays with Mr and Mrs Ray Labrum. Glenn Goodrich visits relatives in Los Angeles.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Hullinger, recently of Idaho, move into J P Rudy home on Indian Beach. Hullinger is a ecclc at Alterra high school. A Junior Genealogical program was given Sunday at sacrament meeting. Talks by Olga Wilkins Venice Manwaring Jack Cook Marriner McMullin. A solo by Arthur Willcomb and a duet by Mr and Mrs Lee Angus. John Gardner led the meeting. Mr and Mrs WI Rich returned from a visit with relatives in Price, accompanied by Jack Rich. Kent Johnson and Miss Elin Wilson, Alterra high school teachers, board at the home of Mr and Mrs V T Rice.
The Sun day school section details a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Woolley with officers and teachers, noting honors for Mrs Martin Curtis and Ernest Johnson and a chicken supper for guests. It lists visits, relocations, and school happenings including MLA activities, leadership picks, and a Glines ward Boy Scouts event.
Married women are urged to preserve health vitality and charm with Certane. The advertisement directs readers to ask their druggist about Certane, notes physician prescription and money back guarantee, and offers a free information booklet from Certane Company Los Angeles. It lists availability at Vernal Uintah Drugstores and other leading outlets.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration aims to restore wheat’s prewar buying power. A chart compares 1914 values where three sacks of wheat bought two pairs of shoes a barrel of flour a chair and land for 1934 1935 crops, seeking the same purchasing power per bushel today.
Supt L W Page and Indian Department Engineer Hubble visited Ouray bridges with US-5B representative Bill Preece Paul Henderson and John Martin of Myton to discuss bid separation for piers abutments and carpentry with cement work planned before winter. Local families travel for schooling and college plans as Willow Creek and Uintah district activities continue.
Mrs Mary A Gibson left for Salt Lake City with two dozen sacrament glasses donated as a gift valued at five pounds. She will soon depart with her daughter Mrs Sarah Eccles for New York to spend the winter. Lois Benson of John is visiting Frank Peters. Justice Bryant and Owen Winn left for the mountains to fetch timber for a new house. Miss Ada Winn arrived from Springville for a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Winn. The MIA has been organized with Alvin Gardner as president Albert Freetone and Tom Herbert as counselors. Mrs Ohie Bryant presiding, with Miss Slanche Seely and Mrs Verna Mercairell as counselors. The Relief Society held a social in Timothy pasture. Mr and Mrs Dand Karren of Blue Mountain visited for supper.
Mr and Mrs W D Lewis of Vernal visited the Byron Thomas home last Thursday. Morgan Hall, son of Mr and Mrs Josh Hall, left for Salt Lake and Logan to enroll at Utah State Agricultural College. A party honored Morgan Hall with games and dancing. Various residents from Vernal and surrounding places visited, including Miss Althea Telton, Harvey Nelson, and Mrs Henry Green Mass. Threshing may finish by week’s end if weather allows. A large blaze was seen on Dry Fork mountain near the reserve line. Ranger George Walkup was mentioned.
Saturday evening a boy fell from a truck and broke his arm and Arthur Taylor took him to Vernal for medical aid. Baby girl born September 5 to Raymond Bigelow. Mrs Frank Kump seriously ill for ten days, improved after Roosevelt Hospital treatment. Golden Winn moved to town. Harvey Hullinger visited Provo. Ray Mebcker of Whiterocks visiting. Mrs John Snyder of Salt Lake spent two weeks with Mrs George Thompson. Cher forty students from LaPoint attend UHL S&S at Vernal. Caldwell brothers lost sixty tons of hay due to wind and matches. Jorgenson, a teacher, and Melvin Jorgenson visited town. Charley Burton moved to town near school. E J Tutt sales-lady in Exchange Market. Myron Bywater of Myron visited. M. Ir A held opening social with program, refreshments, dancing. Hannah Richards of Vernal taught here. brother traveled with her. Mr and Mrs Robert Marshall of California visiting Wm C Marshall and family. Lawrence Adams of Dry Fork visited. Wm C Marshall family dinner for birthday September 19. invited Arza Adams of Dry Fork.
An old advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as the world’s leading energizing drugstore remedy. It claims a jar lasts four weeks and costs 85 cents, urging readers to try the product for vitality and wellness. The copy emphasizes improved breath, weight, and health in a sensational, period-voiced style.
A night crew approached the site to inspect the scene but found no damage as the fire had already been put out by sheep nearby.
The speech by National Recovery Administrator Johnson outlines a forthcoming buy now campaign to start late in September. Backed strongly, it aims to spur demand for auto repairs clothes heating plants and home improvements, with recovery underway and public cooperation expected to accelerate price changes and boost wisely spent dollars.
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