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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
4
The notice states Vernal, Utah area mail matter entered as second class under an act of Congress dated March 3 1879 with a 62.50 per year advance rate.
Effective January 1, advertising rates for display and business notices are listed. Display ads up to 100 inches cost 36 cents per inch, over 100 inches 30 cents. non contracted 69 cents. Notices charge per line or per inch with advance payment required. Legal and water notices priced per line. final proof and contest notices have specified rates.
The writer laments business houses in Vernal opening on Creek Day while most remain closed. They urge citizens to support active, prideful participation and condemn those who avoid effort, insisting nameless entities lack community care and American spirit.
A speaker laments the lack of a new federal building in Vernal amid talk of railroad plans. Residents claim to have little influence and urge active public involvement to shape government projects, warning against indifference during elections.
A call for local citizens to rise to the occasion and act decisively in support of Vernal’s rights follows a year marked by the initiation of a Federal building project in 1922. The appeal urges firm effort and backbone to secure deserved benefits for the community.
Colorado's rich history begins with Spanish exploration and Louisiana Purchase ties. Gold discoveries near Pikes Peak led to rapid growth, Denver's rise, and Colorado gaining statehood in 1876 as the Centennial State.
Two couples received marriage licenses from county clerk Charlies A Hatch on Thursday. Francisco Cesspooch and Hanna Arkansas of Myton were wed Friday by an Indian farmer at Myton. John son and Geneva Janae of White Rocks traveled to Vernal to marry Friday, officiated by Rey M J Hersey who long knew them.
A garbled OCR line hints at a local joke or satire about a printer’s devil nicknamed Mickie. The fragment suggests humor or comic illustration rather than a full news item, with unclear names, dates, or places.
Elmo Scott Batson recounts frontier figures X Beidler and John Johnson known as woodhawks who ferried firewood to Missouri river steamers on the Nile voyage era. The tale notes Beidler’s marriage to a native woman sent to Rome, his Montana vigilante and sheriff roles, and a jail cage spectacle with Montana officials.
A historical profile tracing Tecumseh from birth at Muddy Creek to his death at the Thames in Ontario. It notes his leadership, resistance to the Treaty Fort Wayne cession, alliance with the British in 1812, and his dramatic shift from Shawnee warrior to a notable military figure.
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