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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
4
The Vernal Express proclaims optimism for a bigger Uintah County and Utah politics, emphasizing independent stance and dedication to progress. Editor William B. Wallis leads the paper, with subscription rates listed for one year and shorter terms.
A historical reflection on the American farmer as a risk taker and businessperson who endures high costs for soil investment. It argues for limits on agricultural imports to protect domestic farming and notes urban street parking issues and transit priorities, ending with a musing on war and right actions.
An editor questions civilizational failure to distribute food equitably, noting that starvation in a few countries implies broader overproduction issues. The Lowell Michigan Ledger fragment voices concern over global inequities and misallocation of food resources.
Dr James McLester of the American Medical Association reports from surveys in several large cities that American school children show no evidence of undernutrition. He stresses the value of enlightened nutrition as evidence of American resourcefulness during hard times, noting material losses but no widespread nutritional decline. Coldwater, Michigan Daily Reporter.
Chaplain Wayne Bennion led a Reg ular visit with Fredrickson entertaining on guitar Educational Advisor Mack Frank J Kennard returned from Logan Utah after attending a conference Hicks Nolwinkel came back from a conference in Bland ing Utah Superintendent George Hicks and engineer John V Boliwinkel returned from the Eastern Utah camps meeting at Bland ing The Catholic services were led by Father Dowling of Price On swimming class met at the pool two hours with 20 plus men enrolled The Co 1507 beat Roosevelt Co 1807 4 to 9 in baseball The Lube reservoir near Vernal was completed The Powder Wash road project proceeds The cricket control crew under Foreman Snow works on tin The camp inspector reported excellent conditions A three reel movie Digging up the Past shown followed by Our Gang film defeat of Roosevelt 4 to 1
In this Spectator note Lombart warns that political rhetoric mirrors stage magic, promising much for nothing. Voters risk paying the bill through taxes while politicians draw attention with grand promises, until reality is a costly souvenir.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned by August 28 1836 at the law office of Wallace Calder for estate of Wannah Brown Odekirk deceased Executor I W ODEKIRK June 25-July 16 Notice to Creditors Estate of George I Luck deceased Claims to be filed by August 20 1936 at E Lawrence Cooper Attorney Uintah State Bank Vernal Utah Frank D Luck administrator of the Estate of George Luck Sune 85-July 1¢
A rhetorical polemic urges preservation of American liberty and opportunity amid rising national debt and alien philosophies. It contrasts pioneer spirit with modern welfare, warning that youth feel disinherited and older citizens resist perceived constraints on personal liberty and wealth creation.
Listings describe 7 acres near Lapoint townsite with deep creek soil priced around $1900, $1700 offer, 607 feet front on state highway, potential building lots, plus 20 acres on Deep Creek with rich soil, 2-room log house, outbuildings, fences, and stock details. Additional parcels include 20 acres one mile west and north of Lapoint, a four-room house with granary and sheds, fruit trees, and hen housing. prices and down payments shown. Also stockholders meeting notice for Ashley Upper Irrigation Company in Vernal, Utah on July 18 1836 to amend articles and elect directors to a three-director board and discuss reservoir financing.
A letter from Ros Hall in San Diego reports his graduation from the Third Unit and eligibility for Annapolis while a fleet arrival scene is recalled with ships including battleships destroyers and cruisers seen from 830 am to 1032 am, as Mr and Mrs Hall react to official hints about naval careers.
Raymond Pitcairn urges Congress to curb spending and honor promises to reduce the public debt. He warns that fifty billion dollars in national debt plus billions in interest taxes Americans, including workers and savers, must bear. He calls for federal, state, and local restraint to ease family budgets and secure future prosperity.
A service member stationed at Nome, identified by initials, reports aircraft from Fort 800 Sikhs? No. The message shows US Navy lettering formed by sirianes over a station. He expresses strong enthusiasm for his enlistment and gratitude for any news from Nome.
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