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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
4
The piece argues that moral risk and fair dealing are crucial business assets beyond tangible wealth. It cites leaders valued for fairness over sharp technicality, noting that trust and sentiment drive long term success and profitability. An elderly clergyman cites Fortune data to suggest honest riches outpace those built on deceit.
The narrative recalls John Blankenship and Captain Pardon Doatds guiding pioneers into Ashley Valley in February fifty years ago. They imagined orchards and fields while building log and mud dwellings, watching cattle flocks and grain granaries emerge as the valley blossomed under snow and mountain rivers. It honors settlers and the enduring memory of ancestral families and landscapes.
The notice lists goals for 1923 including a federal building, highway project, better streets and sidewalks, improved sanitation, an alfalfa seed cleaning plant for Ashley Valley, stronger fire protection, and a thriving farm bureau. It urges readers to support the EKapress and contribute modest yearly ads, emphasizing community progress and funding needs. It reflects pioneer heritage and mentions notable local figures and past settlers in a nostalgic tone.
A rural justice of the peace fined a drunken man four dollars and forty nine cents after misreading a mail order catalog as a Taw book. The man was sentenced to road work at twenty five cents a day and muttered an insult as he was led away.
A stream of childhood memories touches on Easter traditions, seeking ad space for a lost earring, and family conversations about careers in law and newspaper work. The narrator mentions relatives from Roosevelt, school board connections, and aspirations toward journalism, with casual remarks about hats, jobs, and everyday life.
An oration invokes past generations and students as pioneers pursuing a grand dream of linking east to west. The speaker imagines routes through the Rocky Mountains, the Golden Gate, and Panama, reflecting a national aspiration for united travel and progress.
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