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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
7
The piece argues workers should become capitalists by saving and building a reserve fund to gain stake in production. It credits the Federal Reserve and sound currency for stability and insists reducing labor waste comes from selling workers on capitalist ideas, not by force. It cites Festus J. Wade.
Oscar Lyman and Miss Anna Dart depart for Salt Lake City to be married in the temple then proceed to Provo for the winter. Eugene Morrill goes to Logan for the U of A College. brother Grant plans to join for the new college year. A M Lymph family travels to Provo for school at the B U. Mignon Ellingford and Della Moosman head to Vernal as Utah high school students. Bishop Morrill and wife return from weeks away, health improved. Morley Jones transports Rhoda and Eli Morrill to attend BYU Provo. Clark Collins stays in Provo for winter at BYU. Rollof society hosts a farewell for winter students. Verbal note invites viewing hexad stationery and cards in stock. Vernal Express.
Paul P. Harris, Rotary founder, tells the International Rotary convention in St. Louis that wealth is no longer the sole measure of success. He envisions greatness as what one gives, endorsing service as the basis of all professions and trades and praising Rotary for uniting one representative from each field. He calls it a large order and notes progress as business leaders turn idealism into action.
Mr and Mrs Watt Irvin of Kokomo own a parrot that imitates mothers calling children from plays causing chores to be refused as the bird jokes stunts. The bird named Reuben imitates voices, swings from cage top and performs while spectators laugh at its antics. The family notes Reuben’s routine when visitors depart, prompting the parrot to ask what’s next.
The article notes sleeveless gowns rise in popularity during heat waves while summer furs linger. Freckles and sunburned arms worry some wearers, contrasted with pride by tele fair owners. It also mentions watch springs breaking more in moist summer air, suggesting rust and humidity as causes.
A vignette recalls Senator La Follette presiding in Washington during a last term hearing. He jokes with the stenographer about not recording his quips while remarks on gasoline costs to farmers loom in testimony. The audience hears his facetious exchanges as the session proceeds.
The War department finished removing 23 colonels 86 lieutenant colonels 110 majors 345 captains and 201 first lieutenants from promotionist branches. The medical dental veterinary medical administration and chaplains corps also shed officers total counts listed.
Ambitious plea to readers to support the paper through advertisements, stressing ads as essential to sustaining the publication and its future.
The report records the death of eight year old Glen Stoker on Thursday with funeral services led by David I. Wilson and speakers Soren Christenson and C. A. Thompson. It notes a severe mowing accident injuring Hayden Foster, requiring amputation. The piece also lists local school start, moves, visitors, and townsfolk updates including Miss Rosalia Jones, Miss Ela Trujillo, and others in Vernal Roosevelt and Ouray valley areas.
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