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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
2
In a jumble of opinions and dispatches the Duchesne Record reports that European crowds plan to visit the United States to escape war memories, while critics warn of domestic tensions and political frictions as Congress considers new sessions and treaties. The column weaves war news, theft, diplomacy, and local curiosities into a single note of public mood.
March was dry across Utah. Moisture prospects are good to excellent in western Wasatch margins, San Juan, and Uintah Basin. Plute dam has seven feet more water than a month ago. Duchesne and Uintah counties report March snowfall and melt figures, with scattered measurable snow in various streams and basins.
The Duchesne Record reprints a Salt Lake City Army Recruiting Station circular urging newspapers to publish government recruitment appeals. It critiques war department funding limits, noting Uncle Sam’s purse strings and asking if Baker should cover small publicity costs. It highlights pressed efforts to recruit 60,000 soldiers for overseas service and the burden on newspapers to publicize the plea.
Remote station readings report Whiterock Creek and Snowfall melted with ground covered, Uintah River at zero, Dry Gulch at zero, Lake Fork and Yellowstone Creek near Stockmore show small readings including nine at Yellowstone Creek. The data note minimal snowpack and little immediate water rise.
Georges Clemenceau, premier of the French republic, has been chosen president of the peace congress. Known as the Tiger, he is touted for his strong defense of democracy and his long fighter’s record.
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