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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
5
A report reproduces a crowded scene after Sechiaguy Indian faces trial ideas of justice and vengeance. It notes a verdict of potential life imprisonment if convicted, with mixed views on traditional versus white law and the community’s call for a just outcome.
A September 16 Salt Lake Telegram letter to the editor explains a reader changed his mind about prohibition. The piece notes others, including the author, have reconsidered and seeks to inform the public with context and facts.
Daggett county farmers win a cooperative creamery with Burntfork and Mountain Home Wyoming partners and Lucern Valley residents. Birch Springs ranch site donated by Harden Bennion of Salt Lake City. Construction starts this week with aim to begin operations by year’s end. Machinery bought. Edgar Carter of Fort Bridger to install. Directors: Keith Smith Linwood Heber Bennion Jr Dr T W Tucker Manila T A Welch Henry Heiner Burntfork. Keith Smith president. Heber Bennion secretary treasurer. Farmers prepare to stock milk as cattle industry shifts toward dairy.
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station publishes Bulletin 181 detailing five years of irrigation research in Coal Creek Iron County. Findings show alfalfa response to 70 inches of water on land with primary rights, grain duty 20 to 40 inches, potatoes around 24 inches, and higher water needs when uniform lateral distribution is hard. Land prep and uniform distribution emerge as economy levers.
A sketch of Brule chief Two Strike refusing to sign a 1860s Stowlands treaty, fearing the pen would take away gains. It notes his feats including repelling attackers in Colorado and later actions in Sioux wars, with Nongpaapa and Ghost Dance era loyalties shaping his status.
A historical profile of Short Bull of the Brule Sioux on Pine Ridge South Dakota. It traces his rise as a prophet after ghost dance influence leading to Wounded Knee, his imprisonment at Fort Sheridan and return, and his later exile within his own people for the war he helped provoke. It also notes Two Strike’s rise as a Brule diplomat in Washington.
In Chicago on October 11, delegates at the National Carbora Supply association convention announced a shift from the traditional barber pole to red, white and blue clocks to guide customers. A delegate said hurried customers check their watches before entering shops, making clocks a timely replacement.
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