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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
2
A stitched montage from Ashley Bartlett hints at articles on road making and financing good roads, and presents a humorous ode by J. W. Foley about the shift from horse drawn fire engines to auto trucks. It recalls changes in technology and the affection for older machines.
A physician led view argues both partners in marriage should be medically fit, urging religious leaders to require health certificates. The stance sparks backlash as a preacher denounces what he calls health certificate marriage and warns it would cheapen and policial the sacred rite.
A dated guide urges women to avoid flirtation slang and attention seeking behavior. It warns against neglecting genuine duty to family, marriage with an unsuitable partner, and ostentatious trends while promoting virtuous restraint and prudence in social conduct.
Supervisor William M Anderson prepares ten pine tool boxes with about twenty shovels and numerous mattocks for distribution across the Ashley National Forest plus nonperishable food. Sign boards and large maps will guide distances roads trails watering holes and cache locations. He urges public education on proper care and use of these tools and warns against vandalism or misuse of forest resources.
Miss Miller stays a week with James L Gibson in Cottonwood Mire while visiting from Salt Lake City. She spends time with her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Pope. Classified ads note the fine home of Mrs Joa Placking and a pleasant scene.
Roosevelt pleads for direct rule by the people against Taft's critics in a nationwide campaign speech in New York. He argues the majority can govern wisely, defends recall of judges in some cases, warns against tyranny of the minority, and urges social and industrial justice through popular sovereignty.
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