We Are With You Plan for Utah Basin Highway
We support the Utah Road Commission plan to study routes for a permanent highway to the Utah Basin. Basin residents urge thorough testing of snow conditions and data gathering this winter to avoid future missteps and to ensure a fair, square deal for Utah's most undeveloped area. They emphasize backing the commission if their problems are truly addressed.
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Utah Road Commission
Uiital Basin
Basin
Road Commission
Utah
Teenage Girl Struggles with Conflicting Roles
A teen girl faces mixed messages from school, home, and church. She learns gentility, housekeeping, and virtue, yet after hours hears tales of mischief and the lure of dancing and jazz. The piece notes the era's contradictory pressures on adolescent girls.
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Sher
Misguided Advice Mix Ups Editor’s Troubles
A western newspaper editor mailed two readers answers to unusual queries. One subscriber asked how to raise tivins safely, the other how to rid his orchard of grasshoppers. The letters were swapped and the pest cure included wrong, humorous methods.
Why The Editor Is Not Popular
A writer argues editors face unpopularity for criticizing community wrongs. Editors must deliver sharp shots at failures, even if it costs friends. True allies endure critique, while real enemies reveal themselves when confronted.
Parable of the Quiet Financier’s Vanity and Silence
A reflective piece describes a financier who brags about wins while avoiding the assessor, seeks public notice of profits, and uses sharp talk or silence to mask a deal. It notes his pride in others’ errors and his lack of glory when bested in a transaction.
Estimable lady of town brings happiness to all
A description extols a beloved local woman known for spreading happiness and sunshine. The passage notes her cheerful demeanor, friendliness, and universal respect from women, admiration from men, and affection from children, presenting her as a model of benevolence in the community.
Panorama of 1924 Campaign and Muscle Shoals Battle
A weekly panorama outlines the 1924 campaign stakes centering on Muscle Shoals power project and Ford's fertilizer lease bid. It notes Weeks selling the plant to Alabama Power after Ford's rivals, plus potential Democratic candidates and Wilson's unclear role. It covers prohibition enforcement tensions in Washington, Senate travels to Europe, and expected grain policy moves under Coolidge, including possible grain corporation activity and wheat reserves strategy.
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Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Congress
Ford
War Weeks
Alabama Power Company
Woodrow Wilson
Cirelea
Wilson
Democratic Party
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
McAdoo
Roy A. Haynes
District of Columbia
Washington
Haynes
Metropolitan Police
Capitol
Bosa
Senate
Europe
United States
Atlantic
Estray Horse Sale Notice for Vernal City Utah
State of Utah Uintah County Vernal City announces sale of an unclaimed estray horse. The black gelding weighs about 1000 pounds, ages six or seven, with a shovel-shaped brand on the left flank. Animal was taken up October 7, 1925 and sale set for October 20, 1923 at 2 p.m. at the Vernal City Estray Pen on North West corner of First East and Second South.
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Utah
of Uintah
Vernal City
First East
Second South
Estray
H. A. Miller
Will Your Road Stay Open This Winter and Why
An editorial argues colder, wetter winters threaten travel as snow blocks roads. It advocates annual funding for snow removal, noting that simple plows and shoveling keep main trunks usable, urging counties and states to maintain open highways and voters to support the effort.
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United States
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Relics in National Park Added to Harding Era Reserve
The new national park, proclaimed by President Harding, lies largely in Montezuma County Colorado near Cortez and extends into southwestern Utah. It houses relics of a prehistoric race likely contemporary with cliff dwellers, including tower ruins believed to have served religious ceremonies.
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National Park
Harding
Montezuma County Ruins Stand In Canyon Depths
In Colorado the eta ruins, little known beyond Montezuma county, lie 50 miles from main roads and see few visitors. Unlike Mesa Verde upland watch towers or astronomical sites, some Montezuma towers sit within canyons, offering a different setting and purpose.
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Eta
Colorado
Montezuma County
Bmesa Verde
Milk Production Traits Measured in Cow Confirmation
Examination of milk production relies on udder shape and size, barrel dimensions, and general cow appearance. These points of confirmation have a distinct, significant relation to milk yield and efficiency.
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Vernal Express
Hatuibon
Violet Hajuibon
Vernal
Tuinness Localn
Weil
Uintah State Bank
Peter Keegan
Newspaper Association
Calder
Chas. H. Davis
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