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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1928
Page
5
The article discusses the aging population as a national issue. People over 45 face unemployment as modern industry favors younger workers. Life expectancy has risen, and many seniors rely on others for support. Almshouses persist but are seen as degrading in a wealthy nation.
An editorial warns that Mexican workers are flooding into the United States at a high rate, with estimates of two to three million in the country. It cites 250000 employed on railroads west of the Mississippi and notes colonies forming in eastern and northern states, arguing that cheap labor undermines immigration limits and leaves a wide back door open.
The article argues that many Puritan founders were immigrants and rebels who built America. It claims some "breeds" will never blend and must be restricted. It cites a list of 23060 people from 25 European nations and asserts crimes stem from unblendable groups, calling for segregation or deportation of nonobservant individuals.
Writing on industrial employment and capital stock cites 20 leading sectors employing 20 448000 people excluding banking film and theatre. Agriculture tops with over 10 million workers and 17 thousand million in product value. construction ranks second in employment while railroads show higher capital and production. Iron and steel and textiles also prominent. total capital stock around 150 thousand million dollars.
A nationwide survey of business conditions shows prices rising in stocks and securities despite warnings from financiers. Bankers fear the market is out of control as many people crowd broker rooms, risking finances and prompting concern among conservative and foreign bankers about unsustainable inflation.
A Trinidad laborer pushed a squeaking wheelbarrow full of boxes marked Gold from a bank to docks while carrying over 100000 in gold coin. When the ship reached New York, detectives and policemen guarded the treasure, highlighting contrasts between native simplicity and modern civilization.
The text argues that broad outcry against war has little effect without the common people taking decisive action. It warns that military fervor, drums, flags, and propaganda can still drive individuals to kill or be killed. Only when the average person unites to reject war can lasting peace prevail.
The House Census Committee approved a plan to preserve current representation by expanding the population per congressman. The prior census would have raised seats to 483, but partisan frictions led to this compromise. The Senate has not yet acted and the broader issue may await the next census.
Senator Frank B Willis of Ohio dies at 66 ending a public career that spanned teaching law legislature Congress and governorship. A fearless fighter with conventional schooling Willis rose from state office to the Senate in 1921 after Harding vacated the seat. His death is noted as a national loss across parties.
May Day traditions vary worldwide with labor protests fading in many places. In the United States the day doubles as Child Health Day with governors urging programs prioritizing child welfare. Medical science and community effort improve longevity. public health standards need uniform support.
Long distance bird flights across oceans are uncommon but documented. USDA findings from banding show black headed gulls from Rossiten Germany recaptured in Barbados and Mexico. kittiwakes from Farne Islands reached Labrador and Newfoundland. a tern banded in Eat Egg Red Me crossed the Atlantic to Niger Delta. a Labrador banded tern was found dead near La Rochelle France.
An editorial from Greater Amusements Minneapolis argues that newspaper advertising is the most effective and essential form of publicity for any business. It warns against stunt ads and emphasizes sincerity, noting newspapers are read by 78 percent of the community and trusted as a local barometer.
The state health board and Utah Tuberculosis association launch a spring educational campaign on early TB diagnosis. Posters and literature will warn about fatigue weight loss indigestion and persistent cough, urging consulting physicians. funded by Christmas Seals sales and supported by national and local health groups.
A nostalgic verse praising a hometown newspaper as a source for news about friends, familiar places, and past memories. The speaker reads it to stay connected with Ashley Valley and the people he left behind, urging others away from home to read the same paper for comfort and reminiscence.
A rural prayer asks for freedom and honest work under open skies. The speaker seeks a life unbound by clocks or walls, asking guidance to remain generous, true, and simple while living honestly on the plains.
Edgar Wallace of London is named the most persistent mystery writer who speaks into a dictaphone. He churns out several stories monthly sold widely in book stalls and newspapers, earning a fortune annually. He writes for many London papers, hosts a racing column, runs serials, and has plays in London theatres.
We thank friends for compassionate help during illness and death of our loved one. Grateful for comforting words music flowers and support from Bertha Meredith Dorothy Walker Elva WM and Ardis Griffis. Apr 13.
Bank cashier J A Cheney attests the Uintah State Bank Verna Utah modestly reports March 28 1928 balance sheet totals capital stock surplus deposits and liabilities. Utah Bank Commissioner Seth Pixton certifies filing in his office April 4 1928 with official seals and signatures.
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