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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
4
Vernal Utah newspaper announces advertising rates and terms including non contracted display 60 per inch contracts 36c for up to 100 inches and 80c next 100 inches. Also lists business locals 10c per line, legal notices 10c per line, final proof notices 12.00 and contest notices 10c per line per insertion.
In the Uintah Basin urging Vernal and nearby towns to form a five team league called the Uintah Basin League. Communities rally for organized baseball to improve town ties, with business support seen as crucial and Vernal urged to join the effort after Myton organized a club.
A civic essay urges Americans to define pride by the nation through local towns and homes. It argues that a great country starts with a near perfect town and household, whose improvement mirrors national warmth, wealth, and progress. It ends with a call to remember collective responsibility.
A historic reflection on how small hamlets become metropolitan centers through thrift and pride. Emphasizes will and improvement of homes as the root of progress, urging readers to invest in the future and consider the town’s growth tomorrow. Includes local ad copy and a faint sales tease from WATCH OUR WEST WINDOW for weekly bargains.
A fragmented poem about a woman shedding naive devotion. She shelters a fool who misreads praise as love then learns he cannot understand her. The speaker recalls her sacrifice, pride, and eventual truth that the beloved was a cowardly knave.
A quirky fragment notes an editor’s steady chatter aiding thought collection while jesting about nuisance voices and a dismissive line on removing a shop barrier. It mentions dry docking and scraping as fixes, with death as ultimate removal.
A concise caution about the reluctance many feel toward unsolicited guidance. The note reflects a common social sentiment that well meant advice can be ignored or resented when offered. It underscores the friction between helpful intent and personal autonomy.
A fragmentary caption hints at a reflective saying about wealth, suggesting that every person possesses value in some form even if not immediately apparent. The line plays on contrasting fortunes and prompts readers to consider hidden riches within daily life.
The text notes a school district paying 25,686 to the state school fund and receiving 68,276 in return, though the fragment is unclear and appears garbled.
The article describes bags made from coarse canvas or unbleached linen trimmed with satin ribbon and ribbon flowers. It notes how baby ribbon threads weave through canvas and linen, creating borders or ornaments, with mayflower or linen pieces added. A sachet for placing cards and a versatile bag shown above suit both men and women.
Governor Mabey informs the Duchesne County commission that total bonded indebtedness and temporary loans total 317 977 dollars with substantial shares in the school district and smaller towns. The county notes 61 percent of tax collections go to state government operations in 1921, highlighting fiscal strain.
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