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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
2
Constitutional Amendment No 1 outlines voter approval and publication requirements for state propositions. It also lists the Executive department members and sets terms and residency for offices. The measure directs the Secretary of State to present the amendment to electors at the upcoming election and defines when it takes effect following state canvass.
The Utah Legislature proposes Amendment No 2 to Article VII to empower the Governor with Senate approval for appointments to state and district offices and to fill vacancies during Senate recess. It directs the Secretary of State to submit the measure to voters at the next general election and outlines the amendment's effective date upon certification of the election results.
The document outlines Constitutional Amendment No 3. It proposes to amend Section 8 of Article X of the Utah Constitution to place general supervision of the public school system under a State Board of Education. It directs the Secretary of State to submit the amendment to voters at the next general election and describes the process if adopted including a later determination by a Board of State Comparers and related actions.
Constitutional Amendment No 4 proposes to amend Section 18, Article XII, of the Utah Constitution. It aims to hold stockholders of Hawke Batt corporations liable for or beyond their paid capital stock, detailing individual responsibility for corporate excesses. The measure, revived by the state legislature, contemplates two thirds voting in favor for adoption.
The document outlines Amendment No 3 to the Utah Constitution proposing to tax tangible property based on value with exemptions for certain government and charitable properties. It details sections on exemptions for water rights plants and lines, power plants, and homestead and personal property exemptions, and directs submission to voters at the general election. It specifies when the amendment would take effect and how debt service would be funded.
A fragmented 1936 Utah document outlines Constitutional Amendment No 6 proposing to adjust legislature membership rules and compensation. It details two thirds approval by both legislative houses, daily pay and mileage for members, and timing for enactment and voter submission with Secretary of State certification and election timing.
Utah Secretary of State certifies an initiative amends dental advertising law. It broadens penalties for fraudulent promotions and untruthful advertising by dentists and imposes rules on patient communications and professional conduct. The measure targets unlicensed practice, false promises, and improper fees, with a sunset after gubernatorial proclamation. Ballot set for November 3 general election.
The Cardinals press on in a tight pennant chase amid late season pressure from rivals. Frisch and crew face doubts, but team spirit and potential roster shuffles keep optimism high while Giants and Cubs falter. Mentions Dusty, Breadon, Itlkey, and Frank Frisch shaping late bid and the Mets-like chatter surrounding key pitchers and frontline players.
Schmeling spent three years learning advertising in Germany before returning to boxing. The column recalls bets, sports figures, and business ventures of the era, noting various athletes, managers, and trainers, with anecdotes about salaries, promotions, and spring plans for major league clubs abroad.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1959 B offers a summer to winter school frock for girls with gathered waist, center pleat and pockets, optional collar and belt. Suggestions include contrasting collar and cuffs and detachable details for laundering. Sizes 6 10 12 14 18 require specified yardage. send 15 cents for pattern book from Barbara Bell Pattern Dept San Francisco.
Practical household hints on cleaning glass with vinegar and soap, refreshing garden beds by removing old stalks after harvest, removing tea stains from china with baking soda, pressing guidance to avoid damaging fabrics, using mine water as a woodwork paint thinner, and care tips to prevent chipping and scratching during washing and pruning strategies for roses.
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