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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
4
Second class matter was entered at the Vernal Utah post office on February 13, 1965 under an act cited as Reach 3 187%. The notice reflects a political stance described as optimistic and in disposition toward working for a bigger and greater Uintas County in association with the Utah State Press Association.
From Seattle reports builders now demand beauty and quality in new homes. Architects and contractors say the shift away from shoddy work is permanent, and buyers can access better materials and expert advice. Contact local dealers to join the new era in home building.
Washington signals a major push to speed up residential construction and loans to reopen banks and back low-cost housing. The move targets a broad revival, warning that costs will rise sharply for buyers and builders as the decade-wide downturn ends and repairs, land, and materials climb. The single most important factor is that a recovery in housing will accelerate economic revival, urging citizens to act now before prices and interest rise further.
The New York Sun denounces TVA plans to cut customers’ electric bills up to 60 percent as government chiseling. It contrasts federal price controls with private utilities arguing that competition with efficient private plants preserves jobs, lowers costs, and avoids mass unemployment while condemning NRA interference and taxpayer funding.
A Wisconsin Public Service Commissioner cites TANPAULRS TRANSPORTATION DEFICIT and argues for broad transportation regulation. He notes 1918–1939 state and local road spending of about 613 million with highway taxes totaling 120 million, while federal aids and other taxes left roads underfunded and railroads paying taxes elsewhere. He calls for dispassionate study and swift action to ensure fair competition and funding across carriers.
The Virgin Islands are described as a Teeward Islands group about 60 miles east of Taito Rien, mostly treeless and forming one presidency under a colonial Teeward Islands government. The British Virgin Islands cover 55 square miles with a population just over 20,000, including St Creie St Thomas and St Irhn, the western Danish West Indies former colonies later sold to the United States in 1917 under a joint name.
The proposed Home Economics building will center on nutrition food and textile chemistry with a dining facility for student training in institutional management. The physiology art and textile departments will share floors to foster cross field study linking home nursing nutrition and related subjects. The project aims to enhance teaching standards and campus life through central location, modern facilities, and a strong educational social environment.
The article discusses a Federal farm adjustment program viewed as experimental to socialize agriculture. It hinges on public restraint in production and shared costs from processors and consumers, aiming to raise prices for domestically consumed wheat and restore purchasing power.
The school plans a second basketball series as the seniors led and defeated the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen prior to eligibility issues. A second game was held Monday noon with the sophomores vs freshmen, ending 18 to 17 for the freshmen.
A proposed Agricultural Commission project by the American Bankers Association compiles ten years of material into a reference on farm finance. It covers soil erosion limits, seeds, diseases, rodents and fire hazards, loan security through crop rotation and home grown seeds, and precautions for bankers and farmers when expanding or improving dairy, beef, sheep, poultry, and production marketing.
Federal reports show banks repaid a large share of loans totaling about 219000 through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Interest and stability measures are noted, with high repayment rates reflecting improved bank conditions and borrower compliance under the program.
The pageant celebrated 100 years of local history with floats detailing residents such as Bishop Billings and Alma Timothy, led by students and teachers. Notables include Dr Earl Douglas, Millville engineers, and local craftslike a bridge model. A church and school events plus meetings and family notices filled the program with performances, reviews, and tributes.
Tilde and eS Suley care for Gerald Erickson on Blue Mountain while Clark Larson visits Leota sister Mrs Horace Caldwell. Airs Lewis Freestone in Salt Lake City for mental work, likely away some time. Fred Ivlich aids bridge work to Durns Tritz Pierce and Ivan Atwood leave for Anser with Feltohs trucks. Luther Svett returns from Linwood with cattle. Elmer Swett remodels house upstairs roof shingles plastering lower rooms.
Mr and Mrs Bryant Roper are parents of a newborn girl born November 8. Mrs Roper was formerly Miss Marcella Kidd. The family plans include Mrs Ester Carroll spending the winter in Los Angeles with her children. Various local names appear in social notes about visits and events, including Joe Luck mill work and celebrations attended by relatives.
A Friday evening Sunday school party at the Community house featured an interesting program and dancing. Cedric Caldwell visited relatives in Vernal and Salt Lake City during the past week. Numerous local visits and small events are noted, including engagements, showers, and a pheasant hunting accident.
A reflective note on how minor faults and virtues shape character and existence, stressing that great events are rare and enduring value arises from everyday actions and choices shaping our eternal record.
The super intendency of the Pri mer Mrs Iva Manwaring Mrs Milinda Goodrich and Mrs Gladys Karren gave officers and teachers a party. A banquet was served with a large bowl of chrysanthemums as a centerpiece and favors evergreen for men and roses for the ladies. Place cards were hand painted in fall colors. Mrs Katie Goodrich was toastmistress. Talks by Iva Manwaring, Mr Hnda Goodrich, Gladys Karren, and B shop Byron Goodrich. Two duets by Mr and Mrs Earl Goodrich, Rhoda Stephens piano solo, Milinda Goodrich. Evening spent in games and dancing. Attendees included Bishop and Mrs Goodrich, Mr and Mrs Lavel Manwaring, Mr and Mrs Ross Merrill, Mr and Mrs Jerome Goodrich, Mr and Mrs Charles Pierce, Mr and Mrs Joseph Collier, and Vir and Mrs Glen.
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