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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
5
A midwestern bank presents a cross section of its lending to neighbors. It lists loans totaling over twelve million dollars to a shoe maker, a grocer, a homeowner, a dentist, a refrigerator distributor, and others. Nationwide credit cooperation totals exceed 26 billion dollars.
American Bankers Association reserves funds to develop and distribute Informative newspaper ads outlining banking methods, deposit protection, services, and community cooperation. About 350 banks use the material, which aims to boost public understanding and support recovery. The ads come in two sizes and four copy pieces monthly.
The Agricultural Commission of the American Tankers Association promotes bankers aiding farm customers with sound financial, accounting, and operating practices. It cooperates with state bankers associations and published Look on Making Farm Investments Safe and Factors Affecting Farm Credit, plus a monthly Bulletin reaching about 10,000 readers. The commission has 2,300 key bankers nationwide, serving as focal points to foster banker farmer understanding.
The report outlines license distributions for cattle and sheep grazing in 1936. It details counts and percentages across owner head ranges from under 66 to over 10,000, noting licenses issued to sheepmen and cattle owners, with numerous percent figures and multiple head ranges.
Brigham Young organizes a 143 strong pioneer band to travel via the North Platte, seeking a western homeland in the Great Basin. En route, scouts including Moses Harris Perley Jim Bridger and Samuel Brannan report on Cache Valley Bear River and Kear Valley while Brigham Young remains steadfast toward Salt Lake Valley as the destination.
National and local debt are framed as a public enemy, contrasted with crime. The piece argues taxes are the price of liberty, urging voters to elect economical officials and support public services, framing debt as a hidden tax on every American family.
W W Seegmiller, former Kane county House speaker and Republican nominee, urged William H Siddeway, president of United State Bank, in Salt Lake City to urgently pave US 40 from the Colorado state line to Salt Lake City.
The Interior Department division of grazing issued 14931 licenses covering about 800000 head of livestock to cattlemen and sheepmen across 10 western public domain states with 30 grazing districts. Licenses followed 483 local stockmen advisory board reviews. Of 10485 licenses to cattlemen, 5408 went to owners with under 50 head and 1517 to owners with more stock.
Ford promotes its 1936 V-8 as the standout feature of the new model. The copy highlights the engine, beauty of lines, larger fenders, concealed horns, new steel wheels, refined upholstery, revinted appointments, easier steering, larger radiator, two centrifugal pumps, improved airflow, quicker shifting, stronger brakes, electric welded body, safety glass, and overall drivability.
Ford V-8 catalog shows thirteen body styles with prices ranging from 510 for a coupe to 825 for a Fordor Sedan. Other models include Tudor Sedans, Roadster with rumble seat, Phaeton, Cabriolet, Touring Sedans, and Convertible Sedan. Universal credit and safety features are noted in theDetroit economical group.
The fourth term of the Tourth Judicial district court to convene in Vernal on November 27 draws jurors from Vernal and Tridell. Names include HF Christ, M D Perry, Walter We Ucy, Hattie Coltharp, George Langeton, George Johnston, Joseph Hericks, Rank Warburton, Lawrence Abbeglen, J OG Bust, Byron Thomas, Ray Stringhan, Joseph Oiles, Hayden, 8 Bastian, John Henecks, W HH Donaldson, Randlett Leored, Mark and Stephen Abbot, Dragon, Winkler, Carey, Birchell, Stewart, Lapoint, Ballard, Evlett, Russell W Todd.
Citizens of Duchesne gathered in response to a mayoral call issued by C H Selch, forming a ticket to address local issues and support a shared platform for the town’s future.
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