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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
5
The piece urges an earlier start to spring cleaning, notes signs of spring such as bluebirds and dandelions, and recommends reading James Russell Lowell's To the Dandelion to appreciate the season's gifts.
After eight years of continuous service Congress will take a long vacation. It is understood President Harding will visit Florida and Alaska. The move provides relief from strenuous legislature and offers a view of the country’s progress during the break.
Farmers face political mobilization as conditions dim their outlook while industry prospers. The piece argues for farmer representation in Congress to safeguard agriculture and push agricultural legislation, urging bankers to respond to farmer needs and warning against isolation within ag services.
William P. Helm Jr. reports to the National Budget Committee that annual U S government spending nears eight and a half billion dollars with about forty million workers, a public payroll of two million, costing roughly $220 per person or $400 per family yearly, urging civic interest. The piece notes prison escapes via sawed bars and suggests water pipes as a substitute, then cites Wisconsin governor La Follette probing oil company price moves amid crude oil trends.
An unsigned public letter criticizes American leadership after World War I. It laments weak policy, party politics, and missed chances to advance a bold, unselfish program for national progress and international cooperation. The author urges decisive leadership and faith in the American people.
A rough diary entry recounts daily life and wartime concerns. It mentions names like Raymond Dow and Mrs Teany, local places such as Argonne and Salt Lake, family health updates, marriage notes, skating woes, and a plea to pay for the newspaper bill.
A fragmentary humorous block of text features garbled dialogue and dialecty phrases. The excerpt toys with questions and misheard lines as characters speak about a dog, a harbor remark, and a late night mishap in a playful, incoherent style.
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