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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
4
A short notice indicates second class matter status at the Vernal Utah post office under federal law. Mentions an annual rate of 82.50 dollars payable in advance.
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The passage discusses Brigadier General Charles E Sawyer and a proposed plan to develop a superior race in the United States starting with babies and scientific care through maturity. It cites a supposed Washington interest alongside troubling claims about defects among young men and women, urging state backing, and contrasts such eugenic ideas with pleas for protecting childhood and rights. It touches on social commentary, ethnic stereotypes, and miscellaneous aphorisms.
Oil field activity dominates Utah scenes with multiple wells at Moab, Brigham City, Circle Cliffs and Huntington in progress or planned. Notable moves include the Monumental Oil Company acquiring extraction machinery, the Ohio Oil Company drilling near Cataville and others preparing for potential first gushers. The Standard Leonard rig arrives for Ferron Salt Wash tests, Carter Oil advances on San Rafael Swell, Ute Oil seeks river water rights for processing, and McLogan Shipments head to Boston for shale research.
Chicago's municipal pier, a vast harbor and recreation complex, stretches 8000 feet into Lake Michigan and spans 202 feet wide. It features 8500 feet of dockage space, over 0000 square feet of freight storage, a headhouse, freight and passenger sections, a terminal building, and a recreational area with streetcar access, shops, a hospital, restaurant, art room, and auditorium.
A meditation on truth and virtue, praising good men whose names pattern speech and memory. It ties moral deeds to language, ancestry, and the enduring echo of their works in the collective bone of a people.
In a candid exchange, Uncle Bobby Wicks and his wife reflect on the tramp Dick Faulkner. They stress that success requires hard work and perseverance. They warn that genius alone cannot insure achievement without effort.
Kentucky grew from Virginia settlers who carried seats of Virginia institutions. The Blue Grass region and absence of Indians attracted pioneers, with hostile clashes along the Ohio and the Wilderness Road. By 1792 Kentucky earned statehood with 13 electoral votes, and Civil War volunteers showed notable height and chest girth.
Charles Goosen notes cabinet members and department heads must scrutinize government costs as an average businessman would. A new photo shows Charles Dawes, director of the budget, while President Harding promises to cut expenses.
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