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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
2
Intermountain News item compiles short notes from readers across Utah and neighboring states. Highlights include Utah farms count, sugar beet output projections, charity lunch efforts, memorials, accidents, plant operations, and local infrastructure plans with multiple towns and organizations named.
The Federal Farm Board ends wheat and cotton purchases, signaling a shift to reduce market intervention. Cudahy Jr. Lumbering firm pledges to invest up to 1 million dollars in southern cotton, holding supplies for a year or until prices rise. The move sparks Southern farmer anger and prompts broader debate on relief measures and international wheat trade amid embargo threats and currency concerns.
Pari Siolat VMACNado formally announced the tulaa re solt has been entirely suprressed and the Anal blow to the rebel cause followed the surrender of four Felorta Ven ik Benate Inat of Ita big militant leaders. De Miguel Varian left New York amid shocked acron alists circles as Senor Clames departed, believed to be the only man with enough support to sustain the revolution.
Fragmentary OCR text references a figure named Paul Bhconcour associated with a foreign affairs committee of the French chamber. The fragment lacks clear context or verifiable details to form a complete news item with dates, roles, or outcomes.
A fragment contends that authorities suspect unemployed men of setting multiple forest fires to create work, with mentions of mobilizing troops and National Guard prep to suppress arson activity. The text is garbled but suggests a coordinated deception across several countries.
The writer is described as one of the world’s wealthiest novelists and a storm center of numerous controversies. His novels about a man of heart disease drew public attention during the seventies.
RS PHORBE OMILTIE of Memphs Tenn veteran wor at a vi nior no tle victor in the wor a's di ck of the no onal alr sherby which stated as Santa Monica Cullisant finished at the mutial alr races in LE selind When the hindleap computations of the race of tielats sere chlegd It was found that lorbe also has won the open sweep staken beating all the men ¢ Atestants Winners in the men q uisision were D Warren first leo Peusse second Ti'n Cessa thtrt and Marcellia King fourth Phoebe Omile
A Chilean mutiny aboard several ships including the battleship and destroyers sparked a government ultimatum. The cabinet met in the capital and pledged to quell the revolt with firm force, aiming to maintain national support. Ships involved included the battleship and cruiser Co liliagne along with destroyers Ore fela Serrune Aldea and Llyatt.
LSSOCINT and the pope settle their quarrel and permit resumption of activities but bar them from sports and athletics. They are limited to roughing efforts and cannot intrude into the syndicator trades union as of 1921, per the Prestern Newspaper Union.
Daniel Maurice De Linetot, a French fur trader in Cahokia, aided George Rogers Clark during the Illinois campaign. Widely respected by Indigenous nations for fair trade, he became an influential ally, earning the title Guardian of the Frontier. He died in 1781, nearly penniless after financing Clark’s efforts.
In a Western Newscorer vignette from Taft era lore, Abner Taft, Gloucester fisherman and ancestor of William Howard Taft, participants in a Continental capture story. The tale depicts Abner aiding conspirators aboard a British schooner, disguising as a deserter, challenging Captain Scott, and slaying a deck officer to aid a mutiny, with subsequent reward.
The fragment notes a small territory in the south with about 80 miles wide and 600 square miles in area. It mentions a compact, little land. No further details are provided about the territory's name or governing body.
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