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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
4
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The Democratic party nominates Alfred E. Smith for president, challenging the Republicans and signaling a shift in national politics. Smith’s candidacy promises clear party contrasts on prohibition and farm relief, with internal dissension but leadership that could steer the party toward Washington. Separately, a Massachusetts landowner sues five airplane firms over nuisance noise, while a Washington woman pleads guilty to maintaining a common nuisance in a separate matter. Senator Frank R. Gooding of Idaho dies, leaving a legacy as a key Western political figure and longtime pillar of the Senate.
A 1929 column urges unity around the flag and the meaning of Independence. It honors patriotism, education, and civic responsibility, warning that vigilance and collective action shape a free democratic nation. The piece notes Hoover Curtis ticket, voter turnout, and concerns over crime and forest fires.
A urged streetwise motto encourages financial strength and self reliance. The piece extols happiness through everyday acts, kindness, and community, urging readers to see the bright side, maintain health, and embrace the Vernal Express for daily uplift.
Vernal residents and relatives gathered for visits and events including outings to Roosevelt and Denver. Attendees from Jensen, Tooele, Salt Lake City, Oakland, Provo, Lapoint, and outside points joined at homes of the Ells, Haslems, and Thackers. A Fourth of July celebration, Imperial Dansante decorations, and a Missionary class gathering highlighted a busy period with travel, folk enjoying recitals, solos, and a Soldiers Reprieve reading. Governor-like Don B Colton and family arrived for summer visits.
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