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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
4
GermsL Brpress enters no second class matter at the Vernal Utah post office under the act of Congress of March 4 1879 with 2.50 per lead in advance.
Advertising rates effective January 1 2022 list yearly contracts display ads at 100 inches or less 36 cents per inch over 109 inches 200 per inch non contracted display 0 cents per inch legal notices ten cents per line per insertion water notices 1600 final proof notice 1200 contest notices ten cents per line per insertion bold face and black type options and advance payment required for all notices.
Readers are presented with a mosaic of opinions from Salt Lake Commercial Club members about supporting the Inland Empire’s growth, railroads, and finances, alongside editorials on economy and governance. The piece urges timely help from Salt Lake banks, prompts community frugality from youth, and notes upcoming Republican committee meetings and delegate assignments in Vernal area counties.
A speaker urges questioning a constant critic of the nation by asking about his origins and ties to his homeland. He contends natives owe no extra credit for nativity and suggests the country would not miss critics who came from elsewhere. The piece ends with a sharp jab at persistent naysayers.
The note expresses gratitude to readers and offers hope that they endure the ordeal. It acknowledges collective struggle and resilience, urging continued endurance and solidarity amid challenges.
A call is issued for the Republican County Convention to be held at the Court House in Vernal Utah on September 30 at the hour of.
The piece notes the first national radio company on the Great Lakes being installed and predicts other stations soon joining the service. It mentions fears of secrecy in wireless and claims Hammond and Chaffee invented an app to produce characteristic waves for special receivers.
The Utah State Association offers 8600 in premiums for the 122 exposition in Salt Lake City October 2 to 7. Ogden Grain Exchange gifts 100 for premiums on contrarchial wheats. Wazon & Machine Company offers 7500 in merchandise for all to crepa. Cahoon Company provides 12 worth of late goods on forage and grain exhibits. James Vic Kirkham puts up 230 for best ten cars of field corn. Armstrong offers 10000 for special displays of Sweet Spanish onions. Cannery association pledges 1000 on canaluz crops tomatoes peas and corn. C WML offers 7000 on bread flour and nito. Mountain D Produce contributes 100 for best apples pears and other produce displays. Inland Verifier provides prize for best showing of soil-treated crops.
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