Vernal Express Rates and Notices Listing
The Vernal Express announces advertising rates effective Jan 1 1920 for display ads non contracted and contracted, business local type charges, and notices including legal water notices with final proof and contest notices per line or word. The notice also outlines annual subscription price and underlines advance payment requirements.
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Gale
Enthusiasm as the rural community’s missing drive
An editorial urges young men in farm towns to reclaim zeal for daily life and local affairs. It argues enthusiasm stems from the divine spark noted by the Greeks and warns that neglecting it leads to drifting to the city. It encourages cultivating daily vigor for work people and community.
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Theoa
Lfe
Old Ashleys near Vernal and town notes from Uintah
Thirty eight years ago items recall Ashleys four miles west of Vernal laid out in 1876 by Richard Huffaker on Ashley creek. County seat noted here. Leap year dance at Workman’s hall a success with lively music. Sheriff Pope heads to Uintah to pursue horse thieves. Mail robbers Parks and Brown in prison awaiting trial after witnesses identified in Cheyenne.
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Ashleys
Vernal
Richard Huffaker
Ashley Creek
Workman's Hall
Ft Duchesne
Horace Pouple
8 Johnson
A A Hutch
H C Hullinger
Wm Ashton
B C Colton
George Merkley
Phil Etringham
J W Pope
D P Woodruff
John Green
J C Davis
Pope
Uintah
McKee
Chadwick
Big Joe
Dudley
Frank Moore
Furday
Mowry
Alnging
Eastern Utah Telegraph
Pricg
Hfe
Mathews
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Parks and Brown
Bankers Aid Farm Improvement Across States
Bankers associations maintain active agriculture committees in 38 states funding purebred stock via Boys and Girls clubs. Oregon notes 65 banks participate in pig calf poultry dairy and crop programs plus cow testing and alfalfa projects, boosting local community development across about 30,000 U.S. banks.
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Bankers’ State Associations
Agricultural Department
Washington
Banker's Association of
Oregon
United States
Keep Your Dollars Home to Support Local Trade
Don’t travel abroad or to the city to buy goods when you are short on cash. If you owe a local merchant and have been given time or accepted a small payment, stay with the home supplier who knows you and stands by his reputation.
How a Country Editor Retired With 50000 Fortunes
A country newspaper editor rose from poverty in 20 years to a $50000 fortune. He built wealth through ceaseless energy strict economy and conscientious effort to deliver value to advertisers and subscribers. An uncle's will left him $49999.60, completing his fortune.
Willie Court Rules At School After Hours
Little Willie lingers after class and tells Bo the teacher he does not want to go home because a new baby is in the house. He fears his father will blame him for the new arrival, a confession that reveals family tension.
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Wille
Willie
Pop
Entrepeneuring merchant buys pink stock for growing trade
John Whoosit and partner Denter and Tee Lake Real Estate Assn announce a Verdinal venture in Vernal. They market alfalfa seed and land near Vernal at 60 dollars per acre with 1 dollar 83 cents annual payments. Water rights are described as first class.
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McKie
John Whoosit
Metropolis
Vernal
Tee Lake
Seals sale opens on fight against tuberculosis
In Salt Lake a few booths opened at Hotel Utah as Beehive girls canvassed districts and plans formed for a broad sale campaign. Utah’s quota is 20000 dollars of a 46000 dollar national drive with penny seals to fund tuberculosis care and public health services nationwide.
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United States
Salt Lake
Utah
James H. Wallis
Guy Heber
M Wells
A J Gorham
Booth
W Mont Ferry
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