Vernal Express Advertising Rates and Notice Policy
The Vernal Express lists editor and staff credits and states it is a second class matter Utah newspaper. Advertising rates are set by length with 35 cents per inch for 100 inches or less and 30 cents for over 100 inches, non contracted ads 60 cents, business locals and notices priced per line with 8 point bold 15 cents and 12 point black 20 cents per line per issue. For sale notices and similar items charged ten cents per line per insertion with minimum charges. all notices paid in advance. Legal notices ten cents per line per insertion. Water notices 15 dollars, final proof notices 12 dollars.
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United States
Collector of Internal Revenue
Shortage of Homes Dims Town’s Outlook and Rail Appeal
The piece argues honest neighbors are not enough sys temed as a town needs active citizens to improve conditions, address a housing shortage, and attract new residents. It cites 1919 housing data, forecasts worse for 1920, and highlights the impact on wage earners, crowded rooms, and downtown rents. It stresses transportation links and the need for affordable, decent homes with efficient rail access.
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Mathis
United States
Salarias
Guiburba Itia
Clyb Improvements
Moana
Lnes
Married Bliss Fades Fast in Middling Life Tales
A retired merchant recalls how reading, marriage, and optimism clash with reality. He notes the joy of planned pleasures fades, wedding euphoria wears thin, and financial strains rise after matrimony, contrasting Gooseworthy’s sunny betrothal with common disillusion. An uncle’s prudent counsel is recalled, ending in remorse.
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Alan
Gooseworthy
Gwendolin Jim
Bren
Christopher
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Champion Benny Leonard Knocks Out Challenger in Sixth
The U S heavyweight champion Benny Leonard stops Richie Mitchell in the sixth round in New York. Leonard, who had been in the opening round, lands a rapid knockout and continues his string of decisive defenses. A second legal notice appears about a Utah education board duties and juvenile court reporting requirements, with the act taking effect upon approval.
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Goto
Benny Leonard
Hilg
Richie Mitchell
New York
Leonard
K. C
State of
Utah
Board of Education
Utah tax rules and auto theft bill advance in state senate
Happenings from the Utah Legislature outline 1920 tax obligations for residents, including deductions and installment options, with penalties for noncompliance. The article also covers Senate Bill No. 14, a uniform anti theft law mandating vehicle ownership proof at license time, funding via affidavits and a state bond program.
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Balt Lake
Harrison E. Jenkins
Salt Lake
Senate
National Officans of Motor Organizations
Utah Motor Vehicle Committee
Utah
N. U. Hanson
Roy Cross
Frank Hotterill
A. G. Brown
Russell Richards
W. Yp. Rishel
Charles C. Backes
Utah State Automobile Association
Salt Lake County
H. E. Crockett
Secretary of State
Small Town Urged As Place For Home
Dean Sarrah Louise Arnold of Simmons College urges girls to marry and raise children in a small town. She praises the town as safer for girls and notes the protective, watchful community that knows everyone’s business encourages virtue and deters wrongdoing.
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Sarrah Louise Arnold
Simmons College
Enya Dean Arnold
Improve four corners by revolving glass frame ads
City boosters urge better eye appeal for shop signs along India Street corners. Propose revolving glass frames at each corner to house placards and charge advertisers by sign size. Advocate neater display while praising advertising. A witty note ends with a line about appearances.
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India
Well Off. A Fool for Trading Liberty Bonds for Oil Stock
A man reflects on being well off, wondering what happened as he recalls foolishly trading Liberty bonds for oil stock. The dialogue emphasizes regret and misjudgment in financial decisions.
Not Walter Wanted in confectionery mix up
An old lady in a confectionery store waited about ten minutes grew impatient and rapped on the counter asking who paid attention to the note. The scene reads like a humorous street vignette from an old newspaper page with brisk timing and a playful aside about a Mag.
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Walter
Aha
Phish
The Consequence at antidog meeting remarks
At the antidog meeting the speakers were not muzzled and the gathering featured many biting remarks. The event highlighted tensions and sharp exchanges among attendees, reflecting a charged atmosphere and strong opinions about the topic.
Keep Going When Someone Stops Advertising
J J Geisinger writes a warning about the chain reaction of market activity. The piece argues that reduced advertising leads to less buying, selling, making, and earning, ultimately slowing the whole economy.
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