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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
3
A short editorial praising pragmatic independence and optimism in public service, urging focus on progress for Digger and greater Wintan County under Utah State Press Association guidance.
The American Architect notes a strong preference for comfort in homes with modern gas and electric cooking and heating. Clean, smokeless fuels and automatic systems are highlighted as pivotal, improving health and easing domestic labor. Life insurance sales reveal a contrasting trend despite weak buying power.
The dairy industry totals about 10221 million with farmers owning 9600 million of land and equipment while distributors hold 1255 million. Farmers number around 760 000 compared to 30 000 distributors and face price cuts hurting their profits, prompting a growing cooperative movement as a remedy and sign of agricultural future strength.
The Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific San Francisco promotes Rural Fire Protection with a California Rural Fire Institute pamphlet. It outlines a model eight mile square district with four fire companies, each in wards, staffed by six to nine members, led by captains and lieutenants, and telephoned alarms directing messages to chiefs or headquarters. Regular drills and semiannual meetings aim to standardize equipment and training, stressing that proper readiness is the community’s best asset.
The piece notes limited talk by labor and dissent parties during the depression, with no strikes or threats. It observes workers bearing burdens, widespread unemployment, and falling wages offset by lower prices, challenging faith in government stability and industry recovery.
Crisis over silver prices affects wallets worldwide and reduces purchasing power. The note argues a silver revival is essential to restore economic balance, jobs, and industrial activity across sectors.
The text argues copper is indispensable to almost all mechanical devices and forms the backbone of communication and transport development. It asserts copper’s essential role across air, land, water and undersea movement, claiming virtually nothing in mechanics could advance without it.
The Union bus station in OcoALVILLE has moved to 77 West South Temple. The relocation consolidates services in the new quarters and aims to improve passenger access and operations.
Reynolds Ely Construction Co submitted the low bid of 112737 dollars for paving tunnel galleries and a road section in a supplemental highway project at Zlon National Park.
Dr Alfred Walker of the American Dental Association notes folklore offers dozens of odd cures for toothache from around the world. He warns that many persist despite modern science, urging emphasis on dental health to prevent pain and promote overall well being.
Readers can submit questions about teeth gums or dental health to the American Dental Association for authoritative anonymous replies. A stamped self addressed envelope is provided for replies.
Letters limited to 200 words and written on one side of the paper only. Religious and partisan discussions barred. Personal aspersions not desired. Writers must sign and provide residential addresses as evidence of good faith, withheld on request except where direct accusations are made. Poetical contributions not considered. Views are those of contributors and not The Express. The Forum cannot be used as an advertising medium and seeks no more than one contribution per week from the same person. Preference given where name and address are printed.
A civic opinion piece urges residents to engage in primaries and conventions to shape local policy. It argues for printing a new city ordinances book and reviews gas and wiring rules, urging adoption of safety codes and potential inspection to reduce risk and insurance costs.
The article discusses glyphs and artifacts linked to California Shoshonean groups, their war customs, head hunting, burial practices, and iconography. It notes masked faces, eye emphasis, war clubs, bead strings, cremation scenes, and possible epigraphic records tied to Mohave and Chemehuevi influences.
Mrs Briggs shares kitchen experiments while Tom Jr attends camp and the family enjoys new recipes. The dialogue with Mrs Martin reveals a fish custard, shrimp sauce, date pie filling, and a baked pastry shell with whipped cream as meals are prepared in a domestic setting.
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