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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
4
Vernal Express is filed as second-class matter at Vernal Utah under the act of March 3 1879. The notice indicates a yearly in advance rate of 3 50 per year.
Advertising rates listed for display and legal notices with ten cent per line insertions. Also assorted editorial observations on kissing, health, and encouragement for children returning to school urging community support for education and moral guidance.
The piece argues that cities built rail facilities while rural roads lagged, harming basin commerce. It notes Price of Carbon County boasted a new highway near the railroad to Helper, Salt Lake, and Weber counties spend heavily on improving roads. The author urges coordinated investment to maximize returns.
Fragment reads a reflection that virtue has its own reward yet is often difficult to discern, suggesting one needs a microscope to find it.
A humorous old column urges readers to kiss freely and abandon germ fear. Dr. Louis Katzoff argues against prudish caution, saying some people overreact to rumor and that respecting others prevents reputational harm. The piece mocks carbolic acid fears and champions speaking well of others.
The passage notes apples rotting in Michigan and other states because growers cannot obtain prices high enough to cover marketing costs. It contrasts consumer high prices and alleged profiteering by speculators, questioning the ethics of such profiteers.
Thirty years ago in Vernal the Republican and Democratic primaries set delegates for Ain taho county. Key figures include Ashley, Vernal, Na ples Mountain Dale, River Dale Gibson and Harden Bennion. Alternates named. The Democratic tally includes John G Davis as chair and R Yeltsman as secretary. A Provo relocation note and births recorded, plus community notes on local drama and industry.
A brief ad notes that tongue related remarks may not be wise and that a judge can deem certain speech as contempt of court. The line underscores the risk of disrespectful conduct in legal settings and warns readers to choose language carefully in court contexts.
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