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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
4
A columnist mocks fragmented road projects saying miles without connection waste funds. He notes a dog chasing a train on a station platform as a metaphor for misguided efforts. The piece argues roads must be extended end to end to offer real economic benefits to farmers and travelers.
The excerpt argues Price must cooperate to keep the Uintah Basin trade route viable. It questions past Price Chamber of Commerce actions and accuses local officials of blocking road-building efforts while urging mutual understanding and trade openness.
A pamphlet encourages Vernal business leaders to create a nicer public campground for visitors and weary travelers. It notes current facilities lack shade grass cleanliness and a welcoming atmosphere and urges action to attract more guests and boost the town’s image.
The article argues farmers should invest in education and school quality as a sound returnable investment. It urges better school homes, tools, books, lunch equipment, and a nine month term with mature teachers to improve the well being and productivity of boys and girls on farms.
Local discussion questions whether Price favors or opposes new routes for Uintah Basin tourism. Officials from Utah and Colorado debated a Soldier Summit-Avintaquin corridor as a year round outlet, while Price continues lobbying with commerce groups amid mixed reports from Salt Lake papers.
In colonial New York Sir William Johnson, famed for winning Iroquois loyalty, befriends Mohawk chief King Hendrick at Johnson Hall. Hendrick gifts fine cloth, declines dreams that threaten land, and aids Johnson in the 1755 Lake George battle where Hendrick falls bravely at the head of his warriors.
A weekly devotional roundup cites Scripture verses for each day. Topics include guidance from God Ps 82 9 Proverbs 22 16 and Isaiah 40 31 urging patience with the Lord, mercy for the faithful, worship, avoiding worldliness, and warnings against usury and haste to riches.
The notice appeals to readers to support the publication through advertising helping fund the pauper aid page. It emphasizes that patronage makes the project viable and invites potential advertisers to contribute.
New York critics hail The Mollusc as a jewel among comedies to be staged by the Clark-Browne Players of New York at the Chautauqua Festival. The play satirizes idle rich life through Mrs Baxter, a beautiful yet selfish mollusc-like figure, framed by Davies inspired humor.
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