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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1927

Page

3

Uintah Basin lands offer cheap acres for settlers

The Uintah Basin advocates vast tillable land with water rights priced from 10 to 56 dollars per acre. Auctioned farms near Roosevelt and Dry Gulch show 79 acres with alfalfa and good water rights, and 160 acres nearby sold on long terms. The piece urges more settlers, boosters, and agriculture as Utah expands, highlighting abundant water, development potential, and a call for organized farming.

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Community Notes From Jensen and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs L H Woodard visited in Jensen last week. Mrs Ivan Peterson shows marked improvement after a period of illness. Mr and Mrs Nile Almnge celebrate a new baby. The plan for the Temple excursion to Mand is complete and about 100 people will depart Vernal Friday at 9 o clock. Bishop Wall and Mrs Wall and others left for Santaquin for the Chatwin family gathering. Zelpha Wellman and children Keith and Ila visited Rainbow last week. A shower honored Mr and Mrs William Dudley Saturday night at the Kelly lawn.

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Maeser Mre Wilila Burdett and May Births Support

Maeser Mre Wilila Burdett of Jensen Ja 2 with tonsillitis at home of parents Mr and Mrs W HR Harper Mr and Mrs Earl Wamsley and baby left Tuesday morning for Arizona where they will remain indefinitely. Maeser MIA party honored retiring presidency of the 4 lL Work with Miss Nettle Oaks Mrs May Hall and Mira Rosalia Jones as officers. Several visits and family news note childbirths illnesses and travel among Jensen residents.

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Holding the Public Good Will

The article argues for consistent pricing, stating a good today remains good tomorrow and a fair $4.98 price is just. It emphasizes no dual prices, continuous low prices aligned with market costs, cash sales, and universal value of a dollar across a nationwide institution to sustain public goodwill.

Our Operative Plan Delivers Low Prices and Cash Sales

The article argues stores run with minimal overhead and no credit, avoiding bad bills and discounts, buying in cash to maintain low prices. Large New York buying staffs support hundreds of stores, making service hard to duplicate and pricing tied to market conditions.

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