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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
8
Wedgarly urges Captain Dollar in a birthday profile praising his health and outlook as he nears 87. The longtime shipping magnate says age matters little compared to ambition and that science and invention ease success. He advises marriage, steady work, and persistence to stay ahead.
A reform-minded campaign argues billboards scar the landscape and threaten travel and beauty across the nation. The movement contends vast numbers oppose billboard ads and seek strict limits to protect views and environments.
An article discusses the wheat surplus in the United States, noting 17.6 million acres planted postwar and five years of piling surpluses. It explains stabilization by the Federal Farm Board, mentions Winnipeg prices, and considers potential future lows and policy actions to balance livestock feeding and wheat markets.
Horace McFarland of the American Civic Association argues in Liberty magazine that signs and billboards ruin scenery and misallocate advertising power. The General Federation of Womens Clubs backs efforts against roadside clutter, urging buyouts that favor scenery over ads to protect America's landscapes and travel commerce.
Dr Richard H Lyman of the L D S church announced plans to restart a public cooperation program enforcing the prohibition. He seeks pledges from 100 leading scientists and statesmen nationwide to not participate in events where laws are violated, plus similar pledges from Salt Lake and western state leaders to support enforcement.
Fragmentary note quotes a non biblical line about sparing the rod and child rearing. It references verse themes in a dubious English back-printed page. The text appears as OCR garble with mis-spellings and unclear provenance.
A column argues selling hinges on self knowledge and honest feedback. It cites how recognizing faults helps tailor approach to customers and cites an anti nepotism bill signed by Governor Dern, affecting state offices and appointments.
A reflective note on how reputation is built through deliberate effort to become what one aspires to be, emphasizing persistent self-discipline and aligned actions.
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