Vernal Express Advertising Rates and Notices
The Vernal Express lists advertising rates effective January 1 1920 with display rates 1 00 inches or less at 0 50 per inch varying by size, non contracted 0 50 per inch, and 0 60 per word for notices. Legal notices 0 10 per line per insertion, water notices 1 60, final proof 12 00, contest notices 0 10 per line.
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Editorial Comment on Post Election Relief and Utah Development
The piece reflects relief after election day and shifts focus to Utah development. It urges more reclamation, production, mining, and livestock to drive prosperity, stressing the need for the highest possible civic development.
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Utah
What Will They Do After Election
The passage asserts that Republicans now hold the reins and must prove their capability. It warns of big problems ahead requiring the nation’s best minds to meet and solve them, placing responsibility on the Republican party to deliver or suffer a poor record.
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Utah
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Harding
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Senator Welling
Speels
Dan Smoot
Ditt Funk
Supreme Court
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Vic- Mabey
Thomas
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Larson
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Feltch
Hadlock
Carpenter
Richardson
Esaseres
Preece
Ncconnell
Eoblems
Demonsy
Amessor
Asrasty Wilkins
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Republican Party
Selecting His Timber. French Praise For Our Red Cross Work
Andre Tardieu lauds American philanthropy for France in 1918 87,000,000 francs and 1919 71,000,000 pounds of aid. He notes Red Cross funds supported French relief and supplier stock valued in hundreds of thousands of francs. The piece highlights a link between American volunteers and French war sufferers.
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France
Andre Tardieu
United States
American Red Cross
Tiftten Millon
Junor
Red Cross
America
Work Your Way Into Ambition Says It Demands Labor
A terse maxim argues there is no genius shortcut to success and that achieving any goal requires persistent effort and direct work rather than waiting for luck or innate brilliance. The quote emphasizes disciplined striving as essential to advancement.
Bulldog Grip on a Definite Purpose Guides Success
A concise rule states that success favors the man with a bulldog grip on a definite purpose, not merely exceptional ability. The principle emphasizes firm focus and persistent drive as the pathway to achievement, giving room to progress.
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