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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
4
Local notes describe visitors and social engagements in Vernal and nearby communities. Attendees include Maeser Hurst, Myre Bertha Meredith, Mrs Georgoe Wilson, Claire Hacking, and extended family. The Maeser Relief Society annual was held with a large banquet and program.
A community reflection on unpaid small balances piling up in banks and ledgers. The article argues many citizens fail to think about fifty cents to five dollars owed to merchants, doctors, and tradesmen, tying it to lost interest and stunted growth for local business.
Advertising invites readers to visit stores inspect goods and compare prices. Advertisers gain by offering quality service, avoiding shop-worn stock, and backing claims with honesty to earn customer trust and repeat business.
The piece urges all residents and visitors to engage in civic life. It highlights that quiet, active individuals drive movements for improvement, noting small proactive efforts build momentum toward collective achievement and a better town.
A reverent editorial urges focus on children as future leaders shaping the town. It argues parental and civic responsibility to teach wisdom, morality, and rights to the young, noting heredity and daily example influence tomorrow's citizenry.
The text argues that maintaining mental and spiritual harmony is essential for efficiency and machine operation. It links anger despondency fear and envy to bodily disruption, noting inward discord reduces poise and productivity and that bottled emotions cause lasting damage.
An American Insurance Union officer claims life expectancy has lengthened by about four years in the last quarter century and predicts future generations will routinely reach beyond seventy. He cites machinery, healthier living, and wartime resilience as factors shaping longer lifespans.
Over twenty two years federal enforcement removed 208 cure alls from interstate trade and prompted many more maker withdrawals. Officials targeted 192 blood remedies, obtaining 973 judgments. Three hundred kidney and bladder remedies were removed as misbranded, since science recognizes no universal kidney cure.
Uintah High School presents Captain Crossbones, pre tech scrted March 28-29 in the mansion of Don Cubed Ha gar The principal characters were chosen after tryouts with seven students contending for roles The leading cast has met for three weeks rehearsals proceed without the chorus The high school orchestra will accompany the performances Twelve principal roles listed with several parts still undecided as Miss Bush plans a Provo visit
Uintah high school basketball team leaves for the State tournament marking a ninth straight appearance. Coach Taylor remains optimistic about the Bees despite a tough draw and illness delaying the squad after arriving in Salt Lake City, where captain Wright Noel contracted mumps. The team traveled last Sunday and opened play Wednesday against Bingham.
Work has started on the second annual Seminary Declamation Contest. Every student must hand in a paper on any subject. The best papers go to preliminary tryouts with a final contest at the Tabernacle soon. Marcel Young won last year.
Miss Gio to Provo to lead a three member team from Uintah and Roosevelt Commercial departments for the state contest in Provo on March 2. Recent head to head matches between Uintah and Roosevelt saw Uintah win the Verusal meet by four of five points and Roosevelt win three of five at a Roosevelt venue.
Three Uintah high students Gladys Slaugh Neldon Calder and Grant Freestone have entered the national League of Nations contest. All contestants must read the committee book and complete a two hour exam. The contest will be held in the near future.
Naples reports birth of a baby to Mr and Mrs Merrel Karren born March 7 with mother recovering. Local events include the first budget program by the Glines ward with a drama at 7:30, illness updates on Mrs J W Olsen, and weekend visits by Carl Merrell and Elepneth W Shanks from Rainbow. A Relief Society program was held with readers, songs, solos, and a one act play, followed by games and lunch.
An ad for women’s apparel offers half price, drawing minimal surprise from today’s shoppers. The promotion emphasizes discounts on dresses blouses and accessories without sensational language.
In last week's notes a misleading item about Steve and Alton Beck was published. It states they worked daily during winter at posalle's and, though illness paused them, they did not claim government aid. Alton and his wife are at home, not with James Galbreath, as alleged. the issue is being reviewed by the postmaster general due to identified handwriting.
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