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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1923
Page
4
The Uintah County farm Bureau reports a well organized group of 300 members with committees active across the county and aims to reach 500 soon. Local business leaders back the effort, citing the need for credit reform and national rehabilitation programs to revive agriculture and spur Uintah Basin growth.
A columnist argues a savings account is essential for modern enterprise. Even a one dollar first deposit can grow into a substantial balance and help a young person start a business. The piece extols banks in Vernal and cautions against boasting wealth, noting social judgments and the limits of luck. It also riffs on gossip about Chaplin and Nigri and editor woes.
In a signed pastiche of opinion, the writer blasts Senators for blocking Wilson era aims and warns that the United States loses billions yearly. The piece urges backing France against Germany and joining the League of Nations to safeguard Europe and American interests.
A crowded communal letter describes finances and debt collection through March toward April fools, mentions seed shipments from Jim Dash and Mister Smoot, and notes plans to plant a garden. Names include Mister Roman Grosa, Leslie Ashton, Rae Roosevelt, Paterson, Peterson, Mrs James McNaughton, and Royal Bates with various local actions and travels.
Four new stamps from the latest U S postoffice series will go on sale March 20. Denominations include 12 cents for a Cleveland portrait, 30 cents with a buffalo, $2 with the Capitol, and $65 featuring the head of America from the Capitol dome. Post offices will receive them only after current supplies in each denomination are exhausted.
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