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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
2
The Vernal express notes a district court ruling excluding all witnesses except the one on the stand. The paper argues this limit helps prevent collusion and falsehood, promoting veracity and public education of proper courtroom conduct. It cautions against broader exclusions but supports keeping witnesses isolated in most cases.
The article debates the next head of the Food and Drug position, naming dishonest manufacturers and adulterators as potential threats. It questions whether the president can appoint a truly honest, capable man free from restrictive ties to replace Wiley. The Journal of the American Medical Association weighs in on the need for a reforming choice beyond a simple replacement.
Office boy workload reveals Southern Pacific uses about 243000 postage stamps monthly. In January 24000 stamps were perforated for identification. Depots have faced burglaries totaling around seven hundred dollars, with perforation done under government permission.
A fragmentary parable contrasts noisy promoters with steady advertisers. It warns that the reliable businessman who sustains schemes and builds on a rock endures shocks, while flashy ads and sudden jerks fail to weather hardship. The piece frames advertising as a moral test for a stable enterprise.
A vivid literary tale recounting pioncers in the wilderness and the deep love between John Cowles and Hilon Merriwether. The April issue of the Express begins the work, promising strong narrative drawing and high interest.
The American Press discusses persistent advertising using The Golding Varnish case and others to show how continuous spending grows sales. It notes a 6000 percent sales rise after long campaigns and cites a merchant who dropped ads after a surge in business, illustrating the error of stopping advertising.
Mrs Odekirk hosts the Current Topic Club with talks on Indian customs and dances. Local plans note the Valley Dramatic Co. staging Strife at the Opera House April 6 and 7. Salt Lake visitors Rollins and Neslen assess land and stock interests. An operation for Mrs Henry Hall is planned in Vernal. Officials inspect the Broome Well in Ashley River to verify dam integrity.
An editorial voice argues pool halls influence morals, urging open yet properly run poolrooms as communal spaces. It contends closing them drives men away to worse venues while promoting virtue through well managed recreation and social gathering.
A fragmented rural essay offers quips on farming tasks and farm life. It jokes about sowing alfalfa, ready plow points, and warned haying advice. It ponders old fashioned seasons, farming prudence, and family legacies with rustic humor.
A raspy promotional line states you cannot be a twenty horsepower man in ten horsepower clothes. It asserts that clean clothes command respect and ties to the skill and machinery of the UIITAH French Dry Cleaning Works at your service.
The speaker extols the standard bred family as the greatest horse breed for general utility and value in American enterprise. He traces roots to Nambletonian through Hambletonian ten and Mambrino branches, praising their market strength and versatility while urging Utah breeders to diversify beyond a single draft line.
The article argues the standard bred horse can perform farm work and family tasks, outperforming draft horses in many roles. It highlights versatility, ease of plowing, driving, and general farm mobility, with a 100 lb horse able to handle 1200 lb draft work in typical use.
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