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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
2
Dr Frank Crane argues profanity harms character and work prospects. He condemns swearing as ignorant and offensive, urging plain language and self control. He cites social norms from clubs to homes, linking vulgar speech to weakness and lack of discipline.
Senator Byrd cites overlapping agencies sweeping funds and 19 Washington addresses in one bureau. He condemns duplication and urges immediate adoption of a White House proposal for reorganizing government to curb wasteful spending.
The Supreme Court reform proposal by President Roosevelt dominates debate in Washington. Opponents label it dictatorship and fear loss of judicial independence. supporters argue court flexibility can align with public will and New Deal aims. The article notes how the court’s power touches democracy and economic policy as Washington reacts.
Twenty five ton plaster mill planned by Archie Weeks and Sons. A W Nebeker and Jesse Grough visit from Lapoint on business. Newborn to Mrs Frank Glines. Mr and Mrs Wayden Foster announce a son born on Washingtons birthday. Walt Richardson buys 167 ranch of FPS Middleton on Brush Greek for 2800 dollars. Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean Highway to pass through Unitah Basin. Poultry feed advice to avoid fishy taste. Jensen area reports double snow versus Vernal. Marriage license granted to Mark Linderman and Lulu Pickett. Rock Pope opens an assay office in Johnson building. Son born to Mrs Atwood. Vernal visit by Hugh Gwens. Utah sheep and wool income projected around 15 million dollars for 1937, with sheep and wool at about half of livestock income and a third of agricultural income.
A portfolio presented to Utah lawmakers urges creating a state fund to advertise Utah as a scenic destination. Compiled with A. & Brown, it argues tourism could rival agriculture, livestock, coal, minerals, and manufacturing in value, and promotes roads, trails, camps, markings, and displays to attract visitors.
Marching worship at eleven invites the public to a sermon titled Revelations and Religious Truth. It is the second in a Len ten sermon series on the Lenten season. The discovery of God requires steady discipline during forty five days, with a lasting spiritual start only if kept after Easter. II H Gill, superintendent of California conference, is cited.
Tracy Minnesota editor TL Berry requests a copy of the 1936 Christmas Edition after praise for the Vernal Express Christmas edition by the Pull Ushers Auxiliary, a national printers and publishers organization, noting cooperation on makeup and readable local material.
The Utah legislature nears 40 days of bills amid a push that could surpass the 1935 record of 514 measures. Senators introduced 249 bills and representatives 242, with Gov. Blood signing 15 measures including eight new statutes and a variety of labor, banking, and corporate provisions.
A reader notes the Vernal Express 136 Christmas edition featured fine miniature photographs that drew interest. The praise in the article prompted Mir e Berry to become intrigued by the issue.
When choosing grapefruit for the table, select fruits with thin skins and balance them in your hand. Heavier fruit for its size often yields the most juice and flavor.
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