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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
4
An editorial calls on President Coolidge to address price swings in wheat and corn caused by board of trade speculation. It argues farmers sell at lows while gamblers profit, urging a campaign to end gambling in life’s necessities during his term.
The passage claims refiners who shut down plants to protest price cuts sparked actions by governors from multiple states. It argues governors should expand this to create permanent state filling stations to shield consumers from gasoline gouging.
The speaker argues that bitter complaints about national conditions are wasted since most people only complain. Conditions reflect our choices and inaction yields no results. Those who refuse to act have no right to complain and should take action to effect change.
Several people have tried to swim the English champion pursuit with some success. The question remains what benefit to humanity such feats provide beyond fleeting news coverage.
A reflective passage ponders the spectacle of human bodies, noting how some endure scrutiny in museums or shows while others deem such strength wasted. It questions whether God intended humans to swim or if humanity’s endurance should serve a higher use than mere display.
The death of President Harding and the rise of Mr Coolidge leaves foreign governments unsure of American stance in Europe and global affairs. Nations await a clear policy as they monitor whether the new president will engage decisively or stay distant.
A city boy visiting relatives in the country expresses delight at the school clubs and fairs. He notes country children eagerly await fall classes, belong to corn pig calf and bread making clubs, and plan to show raised projects at the county fair. He prefers country schooling and tending to turkeys with Aunt Mary, as they race to raise the finest birds by Christmas.
A historic plea argues non advertisers have lighter workloads and fewer duties as advertising in local papers drives sales. It claims non ad dealers face more bank visits and bill collectors, while frequent ads boost turnover and lower prices. The column notes retailers selling last year’s goods and urges consistent advertising.
If things fail in your plan switch course and move opposite. Seek new paths and adapt quickly to reach your goal. Embrace flexibility and stay alert to signs that suggest an alternate route may yield success.
The Uintah Basin convention celebrated a successful gathering with visits by officials from Vernal and Uintah towns, tours delayed by floods, and strong support for continuing the event next year. Speakers included Dr. George Thomas, Bishop Moulton, Governor Muboy, and many university and farm leaders. The convention praised the Uintah Basin railroad for its year round accessibility and reduced grades, promising growth for Salt Lake City and Uintah traffic.
The Utah state road commission approved a federal and road map proposing a fifty mile route from Duchesne to Soldier Summit via Avintaquin canyon to connect Zion National Park with the Grand Canyon north rim and Bryce. The plan includes an Uintah Basin outlet linking Duchesne to Strawberry River, with extensive new construction where trails exist now.
In Uintah County District Court D C Colton plaintiff versus D Carroll defendant a sheriff sale is set for September 20 1923 at 2 PM at the front door of the County Courthouse Vernal Utah. The property is an undivided two fifteenths interest in a 72.6 acre tract in section 20 township 48 range 21 which includes improvements and appurtenances. The sale is subject to a $2200 mortgage. Dated August 22 1923 Sheriff L Richardson. Aug 24 Sept 14.
The notice appeals to readers to patronize advertisers who keep the newspaper going, urging support to continue publication and service.
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