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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
4
An editorial calls for strict enforcement of laws in Vernal and Uintah County to curb illicit liquor traffic. It cites a public dance showing intoxication among youths aged 16 to 21 and urges right minded Ashley Valley residents to act now to ensure a proper start in life for the rising generation.
The voice laments lingering smoke of war while predicting improved business, employment, and wages. It denounces perjury for freeing a murderer, hints at civic discontent, and critiques foreign competition and flag symbolism amid national tensions.
A critical screed decries profiteering in agriculture blaming hidden robbers for keeping farmer profits low while consumers pay high prices. It laments unfulfilled promises and argues that officials lack courage to expose and punish the profiteers across the nation.
Mister Aretio Weeks moved to Price then weeks later Mister Chas Carter Jr announces he will not resign and contends with supporters. A yard notion recalls family memory and home duties while residents discuss local politics and notable deer hunting tales as Washington ties echo through community chatter.
A reflective piece contrasts humility and vanity in society, noting how judges and leaders differ in gestures toward decorum. It laments women’s vanity and the pressure of social standing, suggesting humility and propriety matter more than constant display.
A concise aphorism notes that some individuals persist in inaction, never taking the first step yet always voicing judgment on effort. It frames procrastination as a self-fulfilling loop that prevents progress and achievement.
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