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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
4
The piece contrasts two types in a community rails against the perpetual bucker who dismisses worthy ideas. It argues boosters aid town growth while buckers hinder progress and are always resisting. The writer urges boosting merits rather than bucking good proposals.
A Sioux City judge ruled a barber cannot cut prices under contract with a union. The piece criticizes gossip and urges protective court action to guard reputations, humorously pleading for further restraint by the judiciary.
A homely verse compares two frogs in cream, one sinks while the other endures and finds an island of butter. The tale encourages perseverance in hard times, urges citizens to sharpen feet eyes and mind for public good, and praises merchants who advertise as evidence of worthy goods.
In a lakeside setting Jack asks to walk with Uncle Will to learn about farming. They explore an orchard, discuss the role of bacteria on bean roots and legumes, and consider soil enrichment before settling by the creek for a snack and a teaser for the next chapter.
Letters recall family news from a rural community. Jim Calder’s reopening plans at the March to July interval are noted, along with purchases in Long Beach and land deals. Messages mention birthdays, weddings, illness, legal work, and small trades, ending with late-month routines and farewells.
A local townsman asserts his best investment was his wife, praising her as the priceless possession and uplift for morality and decency. He credits the influence of women and pure womanhood, noting that actions outshine knowledge in life.
An Italian fruit stand keeper grew irritated as patrons handled and pinched fruit, leaving it softened. He posted a sign in broken English and Italian style warning would be pinchers with a coconut remark.
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