Vernal Express Classifieds Rate Card and Notices
Vernal Express lists postal classification, advertising rates, and notice charges effective Jan 1 1901. Rates include display adverts up to 100 inches at 36 cents per inch and 30 cents above, business locals 10 cents per line, and legal notices ten cents per line per insertion with minimum charges 26 cents. Water notices 15 dollars, final proof 12 dollars, contest notices 16 cents per line per insertion.
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Inc
Hale
Wantid
Open mind or factional gridlock hinders town progress
A defense of open-minded local leadership contrasts factions in business, religion, politics, and social groups. The piece argues unity enables real progress and notes everyone has a stake in funding a proposed soldier bonus, with various groups resisting bearing the burden. It humorously suggests absurd tax ideas like taxing new babies and soldiers paying their own bonus.
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Conmresa
Blawall
Kcq
Secretary of the Treasury
Revival Seen in Business Today Says Federal Reserve Report
Washington report to Congress details a cycle of expansion and panic in business, noting revival may be near with caution that rapid price rises could worsen later reactions. It cites Fed earnings down in 1921, reduced note circulation, and improving gold reserves as markets firm with higher stock and bond values amid high prices and strong activity.
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Washington, DC
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banka
Boan
Energetic lawyers double duty in congress and legislatures
Some lawyers are so energetic they perform a double duty. They get into Congress and state legislatures and help make the laws and then aid their clients to evade them.
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Congress
How They Do It How They Do It
Local merchants offer value through persistent reading of classified ads. The paper reports ads in every issue, including small want ads, guiding readers to bargains and trustworthy goods.
Bald heads Rest for Summer as Skirts Return in Style
A fashion note predicts bald heads will take a season of rest while long skirts return as a chic trend for the summer. The forecast highlights a shift toward simple grooming and flowing silhouettes for warm weather wardrobes.
Behind the Back Nasty Talk Sparks Call for Pause
A provocative remark urges people who speak ill of others to wait until their targets are near enough to hear. The speaker argues this would curb gossip and foster a kinder, more loving world.
Boy’s Sentence Plea: Mother Requests Serve Term
In a Detroit courtroom a delinquent boy faced sentencing after a theft. His mother pleaded with the judge to let her take the term, asserting that the mother bears the true burden when her son errs. The scene sparked discussion on youth and accountability in Vernal audiences.
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Detroit
Properly Worried Temperatures Warn Servant of Dying Master
A reprinted tale circulates warnings as a doctor notes the servant’s master had his fever checked. The servant’s remark on hopes contrasts with the grim outcome as the master dies two hours earlier, urging readers to reform before it’s too late.
Put Sense Into Your Dollars Spend Them At Home
Local editorial urges residents to favor domestic spending and local businesses to keep money circulating within the community and boost home economy. The piece argues supporting local shops reduces leakage to outside markets and strengthens neighborhood resilience.
Home Beautiful Club to Organize
The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion launches a summer effort to create a “Home Beautiful Club” for the city. They urge property owners to plant trees shrubs and flowers to transform the town into a garden of Eden, stressing action now to beautify the community and enjoy a pleasant heritage.
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Women's Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Firat
Bossy Cop Aims To Send Car Thief To The Pen
In a satirical local piece the town laments a domineering police figure and jokes about petty crimes, fame seeking stars, and family wisdom. The column blends humor with reflections on taxes and self made fortunes.
Suited to Everyone Gift Bag Idea for All Occasions
The article describes a versatile gift bag suitable for men or women, requiring only a basket, silk for the top, silk cord for hangers, and small silk roses for trimming. It notes the concept can be scaled to larger sizes to create an attractive laundry bag.
Tailored Styles Highlight Fall and Winter Frock Design
A thin tailored frock for fall and winter emphasizes natural lines and a slim silhouette with refined lines at the sleeves and collar. Rich embroidery and decorative sansh accents add a vestimentary richness while maintaining a poised, understated look.
The self-adoring talker cannot grasp others’ deafness
A timeless quip notes that a person fond of hearing his own voice often fails to understand why others are hard of hearing. The line highlights vanity and social disconnect in a concise, tongue-in-cheek reflection.
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