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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
3
For many years Chamberlains Cough Remedy has steadily gained favor and become a staple medicine. It is intended for acute throat and lung diseases such as coughs colds and croup and is described as pleasant safe and dependable. Sold by Lloyd Drug Co.
RS Coltett visits from Myton with family while Ike Odekirk towns in Vernal for business. Joseph Timothy plans fall and winter horse purchases on the reservation for outside parties. J W Workman and wife of Park City visit Maeser and Vernal. Mrs Workman is Alle Anderson’s sister. W and Powell start bee season with forty colonies, over two tons extracted and half ton comb honey. Vernal City road tax being worked out. bridge near creamery receives part of this week’s work. W A Taylor injured ankle in passing through the gate and post. N J Meagher operated at Holy Cross for appendicitis. another operation expected. Mrs Heber Preece visits Goshen for weeks. Nellie Snow and baby, Don A Workman’s daughter, visiting in Vernal. she lives in Provo. Irvin Eaton home brightened by birth of a second girl. J W Summerhays Jr of Rowe Morrin Summerhays in Vernal. D L Richards passed Rural Free Delivery exam for Route 1. Ed Collier breaks left leg at U S Academy. Dr Brownfield sets it. Mark Golightly and family leave for Salt Lake City for better work prospects.
Classified items list hay for sale at Thorne's and a 160 acre improved farm for sale by G FE Adams. Also notes lumber trades, job ads, coats and furs, window glass, school supplies, a dentist, and names of local residents mentioned in a dense regional ad column.
The notice advertises a sale at Cook's Planing Mill with prices on 4 panel doors from 133 to 246 and windows 8x10 at 1.21 and 10x12 at 21.66. AH windows and doors sold per those prices. trade accepted for sawmill products. Also promotes Ashley Lumber Co wares and blankets at Ashley Co-Op, Vernal Lumber Yard, and a local remedy advertisement for Chamberlain's Salve.
In Vernal Utah dated September 24 1906 a notice to whom it may concern states that the writer will not be responsible for any future bills or debts of Mrs Agness Hamaker. Signed by Charles Hamaker.
Farmer Webber is visiting from his homestead this week. The note mentions his stay and aims to discuss agricultural matters during the visit.
Naples residents report a fall shortage of threshing machine labor as Miss Efe Johnson recovers from illness. Monday morning Marshal Richard Ben welcomes a baby girl into his family.
Ephraim Merritt sold his residence at the mouth of the Ashley canyon to Joseph P. Hacking. Merritt and his family plan to move to the reservation in the spring.
Mrs Kate Jean Bean will depart soon for Denver and then proceed to Nebraska to visit daughter Mrs Nora Mead and her grandson born September 13. Her son Curtis Blake 18 is also there.
Dr. Brownfield hurried to Theodore Saturday night and returned Sunday morning after a twelve hour journey but found the patient dead upon arrival. Ab Gilner, formerly of Heber, running a Theodore store, is named as the typhoid victim.
John Noel of Roosevelt Utah is the first reservation homesteader to complete mutation proof on his Home stead Entry No 165 in the Uintah Indian Series. The announcement appears in the Vernal Express the legal publication for Northeastern Utah.
M. A Smith of fferber achieved the highest lamb prices in a Western market by selling through Clay Robinson & Co in Kansas City on Sept 10 and Sept 11. He moved 1618 lambs averaging 69 pounds at 785 dollars and 1093 lambs averaging 88 pounds at 800 dollars.
Sowards reports steady peach sales with customers arriving at his orchard. the market grows yearly. John Reader yields record barley of 435 bushels from three acres at 145 bushels per acre, with alfalfa sown alongside. The good soil shows strong farming potential in Uintah county.
A quiet wedding occurred Wednesday night at the home of J. P. Rudy. Miss Jeanett Gardiner daughter of Mrs. Rudy and Ernest Hess of Fort Duchesne were the contracting parties. Hess serves as Quartermaster Sergeant at Fort Duchesne and is described as an admirable young man.
Senator Bennion declares he is not a candidate for re election to the state senate after eight years in office. He says there are capable men in the district who deserve the seat and he will step down to devote time to his many business duties. He also states he is not seeking a seat in the house. Take your beef hides pelts and bees wax to the Ashley Co op.
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