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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1950
Page
4
Utah Foundation reports cities and counties spent about four million dollars on local roads in 1848. One third came from the state motor vehicle fund. The study urges cooperative planning and engineering guidance for municipalities lacking full-time engineers.
Seed a staple quinoa normally grows three to four feet tall but has been cultivated to reach six feet in parts of the Andes. The family name Chenopodium means goosefoot and describes the irregular triangular leaves. Quinoa leaves vary in color and are edible as greens.
MIA presented a one act play So Wonderful in White as part of a drama evening last Tuesday. The program included Lela Barthett reading and Merrill Goodrich on piano. Local families shared visits, PTA meetings were held, and a farmers union gathering occurred with multiple residents attending and returning from trips to Ogden, Denver, and Salt Lake City.
A new automatic transmission fluid marketed through service stations meets field specifications of automobile manufacturers. The product showcases oil industry alertness to convenience and service for motorists.
Armand Carr says 1950 licenses go on sale at all state license agencies with April 15 as the invalidation date for old permits. The new combined deer and game bird licenses include coupons for special hunting permits and eliminate duplicates, requiring new licenses for lost ones and ending the 80 cent duplicate fee.
Fragmentary note states the peel of an orange and its pulp contain vitamin C. It mentions the orange components and suggests vitamin C presence, implying nutritional value.
The Genealogy class hosted a Friday evening gathering at the ward chapel under class officers Danial Smith and Edna Anderson. A short program followed by games and square dancing, with a plate luncheon for 22 guests.
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