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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
4
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A dated verse depicts a candidate greeting workers and villagers with songs, praising the honest hand of the working man. It questions the candidate’s real deeds and finances while mocking busybodies and urging support based on character and integrity.
A plainspoken line notes that a person who greets warmly, inquires about family, and calls at night to kiss the baby is likely a political candidate in the making. The quip frames campaigning as a telltale sign of imminent candidacy.
President Harding taps Chan G Dawes to curb government waste by halting useless reports and pamphlets. Dawes aims to seal financial leaks and reduce daily printing from seven carloads to a read subset, proposing an end to government envelope printing.
Yosemite, California, leads national park attendance for the year with about 89 000 visitors versus Yellowstone's 81 000. Yosemite operates year round, while Yellowstone closes in winter. Auto and rail counts show Yosemite drawing more travel, with 18 000 autos and 3 000 rail visitors.
Ely Minn miner condemns Dawes for government printing undercutting private printers by selling envelopes with return cards at a loss to taxpayers. He argues this unfair competition deprives printers and publishers of trade and wastes government material that serves little purpose beyond lamp lighters and waste baskets.
A nostalgic quip urges young men to cherish a bride who delays a walk for half an hour to wash dishes and help her mother. It warns that if not, another suitor may swoop in and claim the prize, so wait for that girl and stay by her side as long as you live.
A compact lyric fragment urges swift action to fix issues and honor what is right. It speaks of delight in making things strong and correcting wrongs with prompt resolve.
In a quirk from Legion Weekly a man voices a desire to gain relief from taxes. He notes willingness to admit need and hints Uncle Say’s taxation stance could push him to seek relief amid local fiscal pressure.
The American Dress Industries of America aligns with Paris designers and approves longer skirts for next spring. Some manufacturers resist the change, but Paris dictates are expected to prevail. American women are said to resist the Paris style, yet often yield when the time arrives.
The state cases against ex state fish and game commissioner Siddoway were continued by Judge Wright of the Third District Court to October 31 for disposition. Seven cases including the one with a hung jury were set for that date. District Attorney Fogsers will decide on retrial actions. Separate skirts for winter fashion are described as striped plaid and heavily plaited.
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