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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
5
Fragments show item prices for Ford parts with figures like 0.50 and 19.00 and curtains priced at 250 to 4.00 though details are cut off. The fragmentary line hints at a catalog or sale listing for auto parts. The material is too partial to determine full items or context.
At Fort Duchesne F O Lunbury and family faced theft of 12 turkey hens as they planned to raise thousands. Sheriff Mitchell of Duchesne County visited recently while neighbors hosted a social at Mrs Louis Nace’s with a crowd including Griffis Litster Walker and Thompson families.
An ad urges readers to avoid borrowing the Express and instead subscribe directly. It promotes a tailored suit service with emphasis on independence and convenience, signaling a marketing push for direct subscriptions.
The article advises reseeding two times a year when lawn grass is patchy and using suitable fertilizers. It recommends Kentucky blue grass for clay soils with alkaline soil, adding redtop and red fescue for shade, and bent grasses for sandy soils. It covers seed rates, fertilization, and watering guidance.
Dormant roses set in fall should be cut to two or three stems with four or five eyes, reaching six inches or less. Spring planted roses are pruned at planting to four or five on a stem. After year one prune after freezing ends, remove weak wood and crossing branches, and only one-third to one-half of canes should be removed for best mass bloom.
A readable description outlines a closely knitted wool bathing garment in plain colors with a contrasting knitted belt. It is worn over short trunks and described beside a gas poll patrol going to sea with its company. The cape is described as ratine on the cap of rubber cloth.
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