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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
4
A call to action urges residents to remove noxious weeds to protect crops livestock and land value. Officials note recurrent reseeding from neighbors roads and ditches hampers cleanup and ask everyone to participate to beautify Ashley Valley.
A trusted town businessman owns a homegrown store. He buys from local dealers to meet family needs, pays taxes, supports churches and charities, and spends on employees whose wages circulate in town. He offers quality goods and stands behind his products.
A local editor is praised as a community asset while noting editors are human and news can be missed. The piece contrasts responsible journalism with public interest in a Shelby prize fight promoters who lack $80 000 for a brief thrill and publicity. It argues money could fund churches, schools, and camps, but a man may spend it as he wishes within law, lamenting poverty in churches and schools.
The Utah legislature enacted a statute making it unlawful to compel or coerce a person in a lawful occupation to quit or refuse employment with penalties up to 300 dollars fine and six months in jail. The piece critiques legislative reach and praises individual conscience over man-made laws, noting clocks and other controls.
Dr. Thompson of Ohio State University says the average intelligence of America equals that of a sixteen year old. The remark prompts skeptical reactions from parents and youths who question the measure of average intellect.
The account chronicles Sioux leader Dull Knife who endured capture after surrender and led a perilous escape from a Nebraska fort. He and Little Wolf sought return to the North, evading forced relocation until finally allowed to die in Montana in 1885.
Lapoint leads thirty five club members as fair season nears with many youths active in exhibits. Burt Hovey of Fort Duchesne enters fine displays. Randlet and Vernal report strong club numbers and abundant gardens. County agents and helpers aid rallies. observers warn of pests and advise hay sampling while Ashley valley races the reservation in a noted UIBC booklet contest.
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