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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
4
Vernal Utah newspaper identified as second class matter at the Vernal post office under the act of March 3 1879 with a subscription price of 2 50 per year in advance.
Advertising rater effective January 1 1122 outlines yearly contracts for display ads at 36c per inch over 100 inches, 20c for non contracted display, 50c for business locale 8 point type 10c per line and insertion, bold face 12 point black 20c per line per insertion for sale or notices, ten cents per line per insertion for all notices, minimum 26c per issue, advance payment required, legal notices ten cents per line per insertion, water notices $16 60, final print notice $12 00, contest notices ten cents per line per insertion.
On Clean-Up Day Saturday July 8 the goal is a thorough decluttering of homes. Attics cellars porches and out-of-the-way places hold junk old toys clothing and miscellaneous clutter. The effort stresses removing rubbish to prevent fires and property loss worth thousands annually.
Judging from press reports the radio has made wonderful strides lately. In an hour or so we ought to be receiving election returns from Mara.
Citizens express excitement over a hoped railroad, urging action after Governor Shoup signs a bill. Former Governor Bamberger and associates say construction will begin soon, prompting calls to prepare for a new transport link into the Uintah Basin.
The fragment discusses a proposed thin railroad opening inland markets, local prosperity, and timing. It condemns idle delay and urges action while noting public sentiment, labor capital tensions, and civic issues in Vernal alongside tolls on Liberty bonds and world debt concerns.
The 1889 year added four new stars to the flag as Idaho joined the Union. Idaho’s name stems from Shoshone for coin of mountains, with mining booms and expansion shaping its growth. Governors to martial law marked its early statehood as population and electors grew amid exploration and clashes.
Seeds cost a few cents and bring maturity with effort. Eating the product gives satisfaction. Home people never bust a deed. For sale typewriter paper at this office 17-11. Do not tell another man how to manage big business. he will suspect you cannot tend to your own. Do not scold wife and daughter for hair bobbing. it requires less soap to wash.
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