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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
4
Vernal Express lists postal designation and 1922 advertising rates for display and classified notices. Rates include 36c per inch for up to 100 inches, 29c for over 100 inches, 10c per line for locals, 6c bold face, 20c black per line, and ten cent per line for all notices. Final proof notices set at 32 dollars. water notices 15 dollars per line. contest notices 10 cents per line.
A scrambled column blend laments warm weather needed for crops, discusses misdirected fear of crime, aging wars, and vanity. It riffs on fashion, romance, and human folly with scattered aphorisms about thinking, action, and staying busy. The piece weaves weather, morality, and social ideas into a collage.
A city family hosted a Sunday dinner with musicians in the household. The hus band, a banjo player, led a sudden hush as a tiny child prayed aloud blessing the food and guests. The scene sparked playful chatter among friends and a moment of shared humor.
Stories of Great Scouts recounts Crow or Absaroke warriors who rode with Custer at the Little Bighorn in June 1876. Curley the survivor, Yellow Face, White Swan, Moccasin, and others guided and fought, with Curley later recalling the last moments and Custer's final fall.
During the Sioux war era the Ogallala head chief Old Man Afraid of His Horses earned his name from a misinterpreted label and a more complex personal history. His son Young Man Afraid of His Horses led during the Ghost Dance era, with later tales of a Washington correspondent and an unexpected dinner gesture.
A weekly devotional summary includes Resurrection life and eternal hope, devotional lines for each day with verses from Romans, Psalms, Proverbs, and John. It ends with a brief historical aside about Curley the Crow, referencing Custer and Thermopylae.
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