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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a London postal entry and a March 1903 postmark note at Vernal Utah under an act, listing places AMLS BT WALTIS Pubibhbe 2 Doughty St. W. Co. 1.
A political notice highlights a reader’s independent stance and optimism about progress in Dintah County. The piece credits support from the state press association and national editorial affiliation.
The paper warns that the subscription expires and urges renewal by a specified date. If the wrapper date is not updated within three weeks after payment, readers should inform the office. The notice emphasizes timely renewal and express service.
Anabla Southern editor argues in the Charleston News Courier that the Power Trust has spurred industrial growth in South Carolina, paying taxes and creating jobs, while criticizing federal government overreach. The piece favors private ownership with light regulation, claiming the Trust provides more value than federal agencies like the post office.
The city passes a new ordinance imposing a 50 dollar per day license on any temporary business within Cedar City. The measure aims to curb peddlers and protect local merchants, amid reports of itinerant sellers arriving with goods and drawing concerns from residents and shops.
The piece argues county agricultural agents from the extension service and state colleges drive farm efficiency by meeting farmers on their ground and translating research into practice. It notes attacks from farmers seeking tax relief and cooperative market opponents, yet urges preserving agent support to maintain affordable food supplies.
The group favors protecting home merchants and proposes higher license fees for peddlers. They note many peddlers lack licenses and are released after trial. a steeper fine is suggested to deter infractions and keep peddling away from local businesses.
Representative Francia D Culkin of New York argues that dairy farmers must form well organized cooperatives. He cites the Dairymen's League as a leading example in New York that stabilizes prices and benefits members and non members alike. He urges rural farmers to unite as agriculture faces a crucial period and industry must organize to improve prosperity.
The text argues that a falling silver price lowers purchasing power in silver standard countries and reduces foreign trade for gold standard nations. International efforts aim to stabilize silver relative to gold, benefiting economies worldwide and meriting support from officials and the public.
The article argues that future campaigns may center on the growth of federal bureaucracy and its encroachment on civil rights. It warns that citizens could face a drift toward dictatorship if the trend is unchecked, calling for a turning point to halt the shift.
American Fork receives approval to restart operations at Bank of American Fork under a secured loan plan. Officials announce funds will support reopening, staff restoration, and local economic recovery efforts.
Springville Utah producers cooperative considers the burned and damaged C indling plant site for a proposed new building. The group aims to upgrade facilities and establish a modern steel processing site, with plans under discussion among members and local officials.
The item notes OCUDEN IC0 nearing completion at the final post office stage with emphasis on progress toward completion and remaining steps for official operation.
An article on balanced adult eating habits advises slow eating, choosing foods that suit the individual, and avoiding excessive fried items. It recommends daily water intake, modest tea or coffee, and frequent leafy greens to aid digestion and prevent constipation.
Fort Dou col as progressing a $20000 moving picture theatre while Logan J A Fields opens a barber shop near City Drug Store. Oxiden Farmers National Grain Corp buys 18 elevators in Utah Idaho from Colorado Mud and Elevator. Willard Iri B Ward plans rebuilding a fire damaged store. Cedar City Cedar Mercantile Store work near done. 35 miles of road planned Kennilworth to Price Castle Gate. Salt Lake City road project 9 miles to Salt Lake County authorized by state commission.
London William Brown opens monument works at 349 South Main Milford Kew Milford LD Chapel to be erected here. Price Pte bridges planned for 192 miles of road between this city and the eastern boundary of Carbon County approved by the State Road Commission. Nephi Tentall plans under way to improve the highway on First North GT from Main to East City Limits.
A government notice states the Department of Labor office will be located in DAR City. The announcement marks a new administrative presence and details of site selection are expected in forthcoming filings.
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