Wallis and Son Publisher Notes Postal Entry
Publication details show WM Wallis, Poitor A Manager and publisher WW Wallis at 2 Doughty Street London, entering second class matter at Vernal Utah post office March 22 1905 under act of March 3 1275.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
3
Publication details show WM Wallis, Poitor A Manager and publisher WW Wallis at 2 Doughty Street London, entering second class matter at Vernal Utah post office March 22 1905 under act of March 3 1275.
The notice promotes a civic stance and urges readers to renew subscriptions. It explains that the date on the paper label or wrapper signals expiration and that payment winds a new expiration date. If the label does not reflect renewal within three weeks after remittance, readers should inform the office.
An article defends colleges against door to door fundraising by students, urging that appeals should emphasize product merit over emotional pleas. It cites Yale research by AEB Crawford, arguing legitimate selling teaches locating demand and delivering value, while discouraging solicitations that demean higher education.
The passage discusses a rural exodus as families move from countryside to city seeking greater financial opportunity. It notes the sustained pattern over years and the impact of farming’s financial ups and downs on youth decisions and outlooks.
The country sees metropolitan projects as empty promises as economic hardship pushes people toward rural stability. The era’s new need is economic security, not just financial promises, with many city dwellers turning to the country for sustenance and stability while farmers share the same financial plight. A Cheyenne datelined note from United Press recounts a cold night truck tow where a driver mocks a rope tow and a slogan on a car tire cover.
The Scottsbluff Nebraska Daily Star Herald recounts a fierce fifty mile gale that froze plains near Cheyenne as a Union Pacific passenger bus navigated the snows and a brave driver aided frightened travelers. An Ogallala to Julesburg journey features Mayfield recalling a wreck where a Denver bound freight crew and a bus saved occupants, with medical aid secured in Omaha after a train halt.
California officials ignore fire risks as campers and motorists start fires. A camper jailed “until it rains” epitomizes strict punishment amid vast forest losses. The National Board of Fire Underwriters tallies about half a million dollars in yearly property losses and thousands of deaths nationwide. Citizens can reduce waste by practicing fire safety at home and in business to cut losses and boost economic and social welfare.
Natural scientists report that coating banana stalk ends with paraffin retards decay. Another method is to eat the bananas before they have time to decay.
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