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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
4
Advertising rates and notices are listed for the Vernal Utah newspaper effective January 1 1921 with charges for display display non contracted notices legal notices water notices and final proof notices. The piece ends with a general moral about advertising and business practices.
An essay argues advertising shapes town life and business success. It compares brands, policies, and principles, contending that customers judge by advertised value and that lack of advertising harms both merchants and the public. It ends with a quip about bald heads and brains.
A persuasive editorial urges readers to keep Liberty bonds at par with accrued interest when tendered, arguing they will regain value after interest rates fall. It condemns bond speculators and urges government action to force acceptance at par for the benefit of small buyers who purchased bonds under pressure.
The piece argues for foreign experts visiting the United States after the disarmament conference to study American business practices and efficiency. It contends Europe and Asia can teach Americans thrift and economy, while America offers insights from rapid growth and freedom.
The text argues that public indifference to the Washington disarmament conference risks U S peace. It warns that if the conference yields real results, a long period of peace may follow. if not, another world war is likely. It stresses that the nation cannot remain spectators while Europe and Asia rearrange power.
A dissatisfied man in Ife seeks a better life by rethinking his path. The proverb warns that talkers may mislead themselves into inaction as he weighs his options and the right direction.
Michigan began with French missionaries and fur traders. It progressed through French and English control, became part of the United States after the 1783 treaty, and finally achieved statehood in 1837 as the twenty sixth state. It is bounded by the Great Lakes, split into two peninsulas, and named from Lake Michigan meaning great sea.
A discussion on shared advances in agriculture and economic practice. The text emphasizes the value of exchanging ideas between the old and new worlds to improve development, farming methods, and practical economic strategies.
A portrait of a village bootlegger as a popular, trusted figure who sells liquor to locals from dawn to night. The poem depicts his bustling storefront, neighbors visiting, and money flowing like chaff, ending with thanks for the grim lesson of life and fate.
A committee plans to purchase a large batch of auto home plates bearing the name Logan for use on the cars of local residents. The move supports broader advertising for general distribution and marks a coordinated effort to raise visibility for the Logan initiative.
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