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Newspaper
Green River Journal
Location
Green River, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1955
Page
2
The Green River Journal announces its mission to serve Green River Utah with independent advocacy. It highlights a policy of progress, reform, and truth, while sharing a feature on seven local students headed to colleges. The piece urges keeping graduates connected to Green River and supporting town growth through community effort and subscriptions.
Cleveland Tennessee writer ridicules overblown reverence for Davey Crockett. He mocks promoters selling land near Crockett birth site, notes Crockett’s mixed legacy, and urges moderation and restraint in hero worship.
James H. Ramsay argues in a Green River Journal Public Forum against youth boredom. He credits both young people and older residents for community work, cites a tennis court and a park as examples, and urges active youth involvement and self reliance to improve town life. He notes Orangeville’s naming after Orange Seeley.
National politics swirl around Eisenhower Nixon speculation and a planned Nixon goodwill trip to Russia after a Middle East visit as inflation jitters rattle American business. U N truce tensions in Korea persist while Democrats eye Harriman Stevenson Kefauver and party realignments. Emery county minerals include uranium vanadium manganese helium gypsum and copper.
The narrator speaks of returning to town with an old mule after roaming the hills and desert for years. He notes the rush of city folks staking land near the uranium boom and their impact, forcing him to retreat farther into rough country.
Fern Lillywhite outlines homemaking principles to simplify tasks and improve daily life. The guide includes six efficiency practices, plus a pest note on midsummer ant invasions and safe use of chlordane insecticide indoors and outdoors.
A concise listing notes Room 49 at U S Bane Ride with contact via phone number 215 Grand Junction.
The writer riffs on local quirks from pothole filled streets to uranium chatter in Moab. He jokes about a street commissioner, a press office mouse named Tiny, and a punchy survey of nearby springs and canyons. References to Geiger counters, two wives trade talks, and uranium sources pepper the piece with a wandering, humorous voice.
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