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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1924
Page
4
The Uintah county community plans May Day celebrations with a dairy and livestock display. Officials encourage residents to join the Vernal Chamber of Commerce in making this year’s event the best yet, highlighting educational demonstrations by professors with national reputations.
Jalapa Mexico grants citizens authority to shoot on suspicion anyone leaving the city quickly. The piece suggests extending the same approach to fast drivers, implying potential immediate action against motorists in flight.
A daily paper note cites U S Steel’s 1923 record profits and an extra dividend as boosting overall business sentiment. Hardware orders surge, builders anticipate a busy spring, and many foresee a stronger year despite the presidential year tradition.
Essay urges wealthy residents to invest in community projects during life rather than await executors. It argues personal involvement creates tangible benefits for Uintah County and future generations, ensuring benefactors witness the impact of their bounty and find lasting satisfaction.
A train moving sixty miles an hour covers eighty eight feet each second. Readers are urged to remember this fact when approaching railroad crossings for safety.
President Coolidge defended the U S constitutional system at a Washington dinner with the White House Correspondents association. He urged Congress to support the executive in tax reduction and warned against partisan tactics and overreach by any branch, insisting Congress must function as a legislative body.
Hoover urges protection from monopolies in airspace while noting earlier dominance by swarm variety long before radio was built.
Special correspondent Peter Keegan portrays Gaston Means as the era’s dramatic witness while detailing a web of investigations into the Harding Coolidge cabinet. The piece notes Means’ bold claims of records and influence, plus implications for Attorney General Daugherty and Secretary Mellon, with Coolidge potentially facing resignations if evidence appears.
A dark Jersey yearling heifer with a cropped left ear and bale tall is in the possession of George Lerakis at his ranch one mile north of Fort Duchesne Utah. No brands are visible. Owner may reclaim by paying the advertisement and feed costs since December 10 1923. Dated March 22 1924.
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