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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
3
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A local political column notes independence in stance and effort toward greater Uintah County. It highlights affiliation with the Utah State Press Association and the National Editorials group, underscoring a broad journalistic network backing the editor.
In a Provo Herald critique, the author denounces calamity howlers and doom prophets who spread fear during tough times. They warn against timid pessimism and urge patriotic, constructive work to rebuild social and economic strength, asserting recovery remains possible.
The piece notes progress in improved transport with better roads and cheaper cars transforming American life. It argues farmers have gained less benefit due to limited year round road usability, despite some owning cars and trucks.
The 196 year plan urges every yard and vacant lot to bloom in honor of the Bicentennial with seeds costing as little as fifty cents. Secretary Arthur Hyde launched the nationwide flower garden drive aided by the Garden Clubs of America and school groups. The program lists colonial-era flowers suitable for patriotic gardens and calls for regional promotion through agricultural colleges and state efforts.
The text argues for robust secondary roads to connect farms and villages to markets. It claims five thousand dollars per mile suffices for asphalt surfaces and a few hundred dollars annually to keep them in good condition. Benefits to farmers and small-town businesses outweigh costs. states should invest without raising taxes.
A column contrasts high tax rates with calls for government retrenchment and efficiency. It links 1931 1939 and 1913 tax shares to economic risk while urging budget cuts and elimination of waste. The text shifts to an illustrated plant guide listing many flowers and sowing notes for various soils and seasons.
Ashley residents report Mr and Mrs Lee Duston visiting from E Hamilton Colorado with Duston planning to stay with family Roy and William Stoads rented the Jim Bolitho place for summer. a well attended Saturday dance funded playground equipment and Cilas Winn with son Norman returned from California. Thomas F E Hiddes adds a south room. Mrs May Knutson of Ogden drove to fetch her son Harold at Ashley School. President Calder and Seminary students attended Sunday school and gave talks.
Mrs Sadlearren of Jensen spent Monday with Mrs Victor Karren. Wetk eterted Monday morning on the cleaning of the Rockpoint canal. The reading circle was entertained by Mrs Lonza McCarrel on Thursday April 14. Geography review by Mrs Edward Kidd. Lesson on politics. There were six members and three visitors present. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
The article covers Tridell events including a sea t on Sunday repair effort by farmers with team and shovels, two elder missionaries from the 2nd Quorum of Elders visiting, a Parents Day at the school with children presenting exercises, a Beginners grade win, and refreshments. It also notes Mrs Lula Mullins visiting, the Lyman family moving to Green River, and Miss Anetta Merkley returning from Vernal after eighth grade studies.
A large crowd filled the Sacrament meeting Sunday evening. Talks by Rank Gardiner Theodore Johnson and Fred Bingham Mrs George Hamsey and children of Vernal visited Mrs O L Jacobi. Mr and Mrs Vern Mott visited Mrs Motts parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Abeggelin. K I Goodrich makes progress improving the store to a higher level.
The Voicehive girls performed with four plays and a dance with refreshments after. A good crowd attended as Jacob Jorgenson visited from Independence with his children. Robert Cooper returned home after two and a half years in the Mexican mission. The school closed Friday for the smaller grades. Misa Grate Hall of Vernal returned home. Farmers kept busy as weather allowed work. The fhet water season was brought down this weekend. W. D Allred of Hill Creek was with his children the past week.
Mrs Hannah Roadabeck aids at her sister's while Mrs Trez Stasmussen returns home. Alvin Allred comes back from East Lake City visit. Mrs Fiza Anderson returns from California with son Lawrence. Mrs Claud Eaton visits Watson with her daughter Mrs Jacob N Lybbert. Orin Cramer works in Jensen. Archie Teeples visits Salt Lake City with his father. Berto Merrill returns from Howearts sheep camp. Mrs Lorin Roberts and two Idaho visitors stay with her mother-in-law. Mr Myron Roberts and Gilbert Duke enjoy a canyon trip. Mary Merrill and others visit Provo for weekend business. Donald Dow family from Malabow visit Mrs Dow's mother. Teachers retreat with classroom outings. Harold Merrill moved home from hospital. Gilbert Duke of Georgia leaves Merrill Goodlicha. Mrs Wilford Olson dies at her daughter’s home.
Frank Hyde of Kaysville received the contract to complete the Farmington courtroom project. The award covers final construction work and related finishing tasks for the judicial facility.
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