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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
4
Uintah County residents urge creation of a Vernal county hospital, arguing strong schools, water and roads exist but hospital facilities lag. Backers say a hospital is an urgent asset to attract settlers and sustain growth, calling on all citizens to work together for the project.
A compact remark notes that seventeen amendments preceded the eighteenth, underscoring a long path of constitutional adjustments. It reflects on the era's legal evolution and the incremental nature of constitutional reform.
The text calls for a fair and impartial investigation of naval oil reserve leases to satisfy the American people. It criticizes Senate inquiries as politicized and unproductive and warns that bribe allegations harm Washington officials and public life.
A column defends public servants against relentless sensationalism urging faith in elected leaders and integrity in public welfare. It warns against biased attacks and notes political motives in investigations while criticizing sensational commentary on married life and social judgment.
A discussion on improving business ethics and efficiency through professional associations. It argues that regular participation helps merchants cut overhead, reduce prices, and uphold fair profits. The piece notes auctions and energy waste metaphors, praising organized efforts to raise standards and protect buyers.
Special Correspondent notes Wilson's death shifts focus to domestic issues as Congress debates tax cuts and the 1920 league of nations debate fades. Hoover's organizing role is praised while Daugherty pursues a Harding biography. Taft remains active at 66 as two presidents die in short order, signaling a push for younger candidates.
Indoor toned grammar and popularity notes from England and Australia. Mentions Firpo hardening up, umpire decisions, Earl Mack and Connie Mack, Bob Rescher, Walter Guyer, Walter Craginhton University football, Frank Chance, Roy Whitemaft, Tommy Bramier, Christy Mathewson, Nick Allen, Jack Corbett, Ray Francis, Bobby McLean, Art Staff, Pennsylvanian university stadium profit, Nebraska vs Oregon Agricultural, Princeton Harvard Yale schedules, Charles Dornkett signing, William Bransfield as manager, Childs cup race, and social quips about prices, votes, and public figures.
Sarasota Florida Times records a verse titled Ballad of Five Little Merchants noting five dealers, price cuts, advertising, and market lessons as the tale progresses from five to one, concluding with growth from experience.
Thomas jokes about world growth and wives decorum while a dog growls for food. Ray Ashton notes January February tax planning. The column quips on algebra, politics, car trouble, education, and fashion with playful social satire.
Brigham City officials announce the Boxelder Commercial club board fixed September 17 as Peach Day to avoid conflicts with other statewide events. Committees will coordinate with other cities to prevent date doubling and to book high quality concessions and amusements.
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