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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
3
Public notice text outlines second class matter status and 1921 advertising rates. It specifies display and local line charges, advance payment rules, and minimum notice costs for Hale Found Wanted etc. Also covers legal notices water final proof and contest notices per line.
The article urges citizens to actively participate in community welfare beyond voting. It emphasizes mutual duty between residents and municipal officials, encouraging to point out issues, propose improvements, and offer encouragement to sustain a strong civic spirit.
A seasoned ad executive argues newspaper ads deliver quick profits and lasting value. Charles F. Adams cites data from 881 cities with populations over 129,000, noting 67 cents of every dollar spent shows favorable returns.
A speaker attributes 80 percent of merchant failures to lack of advertising and predicts a twenty year decline in US business unless merchants increase ads. He warns that advertisers who skip promotion are digging their own commercial grave.
A sixth grade pupil at Vernal Central School wrote a playful poem parodying American themes. The pupil Maida Peyton mocks patriotic phrases by celebrating a Thanksgiving turkey with humorous culinary details.
The Radium Treatment claims rapid relief for long standing illnesses with the Radio-Active Pad. Hundreds of tests supposedly prove its power and offer two free booklets by postcard request. The ad lists rheumatism kidney problems neuralgia throat trouble goiter high blood pressure and more and offers a 10 day free trial from Radium Treatment Company Salt Lake City Utah.
In Vernal Utah, Byron Eato n poundkeeper lists a brown mule about five years old seized to cover $2 damages from January 7 8 1922. If unclaimed, the animal will be sold at public auction January 21 1922 at 10 A M at the poundhouse in Vernal Precinct to the highest cash bidder.
Wisconsin history spans early French exploration by Nicollet Joliet and Marquette to the Black Hawk era and statehood in 1848. The piece notes Michigan and Northwest Territory ties, Ojibwa language roots for Wisconsin, and the Badger State nickname. It ends with a quip about water intake and health claims from an exchange.
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