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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1931
Page
2
Intermountain brief highlights tax levy approval in Ogden and 31 other towns. Meetings cover school openings and relief for farmers amid drought, with officials noting funding, infrastructure work, and administrative actions across Utah and surrounding areas.
Mrs Hoover christens the Akron airship for Navy trials planned in late summer under a board of inspection. Separate reports cover farm coops and credit talks in Basel with plans to extend German short term credit and possible long term loans as the fighting over grain and cotton sales to Germany continues.
Secretary Doak outlines a cooperative plan to organize government and charitable agencies to aid the unemployed this coming winter. Hoover opposes full government dole and favors charity led distribution, with the Red Cross slated as the backbone of relief efforts. The President is shown a report detailing recent conditions and needs across disaster areas.
President Llwger appointed Taples Bold Cui s to be minister to Dr Salvador in place of Schoenfeld of thore Istan? na minister there.
In a heated dispute labeled the war of the bridge, Ofirnot Mlueal clashed with Tesat over oil profits. A proclamation set limits within fifty feet of 31 wells, aiming to secure oil prices at about one dollar per barrel while the governor argued for retaining national resources and curbing enforcement actions.
The piece centers on Governor and Sinclair allegations about bribes to lawmakers and attempts to impeach. It also notes a separate medical report on Thomas Allison’s collapse at his West Orange home and related health updates. The article touches Wickersham commission findings on prohibition, police efficacy, and a World War I related tale of Jerry O and Marie M.
Fragmentary OCR describes multiple unnamed figures attempting Arctic and northern routes to Norway and Japan. Mentions Angmageailk Tokl Seat tle and a world clock context with references to Creеdant Wesan and Pandora on a speculative voyage.
The passage notes that for 440 years the empire of China had no hereditary aristocracy. Instead the civil service officers were selected from the brightest men through examinations that ended at the imperial palace in Beijing and were conducted by the emperor himself.
A fragment advises preventing grease spread by not using cloth and smoothing surface with a tool. It suggests removing surface film, wiping with a wet cloth, and using baking soda to treat the stain. The text is garbled but centers on simple grease stain removal steps.
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