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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
4
All political announcements this year will be set at the rate of $1000 each payable in advance. This rule will be strictly adhered to.
The county fair serves as a demonstrative education hub showing how headwork and machinery raise farm efficiency. It bridges farms, towns, and schools, teaching practical agriculture, livestock, dairying, and domestic science while highlighting advances in implements, tractors, silos, and engines. The event fosters cooperation and broader community understanding.
Francis Rosa and family visit Will Reeds Willie McCurdy and wife move to Salt Lake City Mrs Sincy Lewis ill but improving Ben and Jed Luck visited a sawmill for lumber Monday Mrs Nye of Duchesne visiting aunt Mrs Dezzie Alexander Grandmi-Duke improving Mrs Charles Hannah visiting Joe Winard Gene Clark joined the Navy and left for Ft Douglas last week Primary had a motion feast on Bishop Batty's lawn A pair of twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Bert Shirtz on September 18 Ed Manker and family and Charles Tucker visiting F B Collins Sunday Mrs Dean Bigelow and mother from Lapoint attended conference in Vernal James O'Neill died Sunday evening at seven Funeral Wednesday at Glines ward house Gerald and Ardith Ross Anevil Stone and Vida Hairy rent Jim Hopefeltz home for winter schooling at the Academy Road repair improves surface Fort Duchesne visit planned for Ute Fall Hio Wall building kitchen and porch William Chatwin oversees repairs Republican club rally Friday night. smaller turnout due to late notice.
Governor James M. Cox of Ohio arrives in Utah as part of his coast to coast tour. The piece notes multiple state stops, speeches, and fanfare with carside waves from the rear platform. It mentions local dances, whiskey concerns, and community events led by Zelpha W Wellman and the Jensen ward's preparations, including a delegation to Uintah Academy and a Relief Society bazaar on November 2.
The National Republican argues the South’s disenfranchisement under white supremacist rules skews national governance. It cites Virginia and Alabama primaries as fraud plagued, notes Underwood opposes federal primary probes, urges Senate committees to scrutinize broader political corruption in both regions.
Discussion of how southern representation relies on votes not cast, violating the Constitution and the Fifteenth Amendment. It argues the next Congress must reduce representation of states that suppress the electorate, aligning with proportional requirements for all states.
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