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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
16
Utah government agronomists urge expanding feed production after a hard winter. They warn rising feed prices and shortages, urging farmers to land more acres and raise yields. Recommendations include seed cleaning, barley and wheat treatments, crop rotation, weed and pest control, timely irrigation, and soil fertility practices for barley, wheat, alfalfa, and pasture.
A man purchases fine china to win his wife’s favor and avoid conflict. The gesture aims to keep her from leaving and to ease her burdens at home. The anecdote reflects household dynamics and gift value in relationships.
Wyoming plans base course surfacing and oiling six miles of McKinnon Road to connect Upper Nenty Fork valley with Green Miller. County Commissioner George M Stephens led road improvement efforts, with state highway commission letting contracts in Cheyenne this spring.
The Birthday Penn Appeal in the Uintah Stake raised 1100 for the new Primary Children's Hospital. Mrs. Ralph A. Bryson, stake board president, presented the fund and attended the hospital Open House. She praised hospital beauty and noted one local child currently uses its services.
The fiscal year ending June 30 projects 7.9 billion dollars in aid funds carried over from prior years. A new 7.6 billion dollar appropriation would raise total available to 155 billion for fiscal 1953. The plan calls for 10.5 billion in 1953, leaving 5 billion for the next year. The Chamber of Commerce urges spending limit to a yet unspecified figure, preserving 2.9 billion of current surplus for the following year without new appropriation.
A C-34 from Lowry Air Base delivered two and a half tons of hay to D. E. Campbell’s Tepee Springs ranch, 60 miles west of Craig, in a first appearance of Operation Haylift. Kim Eskridge Jay Brinkley and Ray Foster guided the mission. snow 37 inches blocked grazing at Brown's Park as Campbell faced feed shortages. The drop, at times within 100 feet of ground, will be gathered by snow toboggan and sled to the stock corral.
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