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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
4
The Vernal Express issue lists editor William B and Wallis with Wallis as publisher. It notes second class mail status at Vernal Utah dated March 13 1909, and subscription rates of $2 per year $1.50 for six months and $0.50 for three months. It states independence in politics and county booster sentiment.
The Utah State Museum association becomes a non profit corporation in Salt Lake County. It aims to acquire Utah science art and history items by donation purchase or loan and plans to build a museum as a replica of the Mayan temple of Uxmal. Incorporators include A W Ivins Charles N Strevell David A Smith and Charles Pulver.
Voters defeat a 10.23 million bond plan to build a municipal electric power plant in St Paul by 48 526 to 32 226. The result marks another setback for municipal ownership advocates and joins Cincinnati San Francisco Salt Lake Youngstown and Birmingham in recent rejections.
Indian Tales recount Bear finding a dead fall trap by a creek and ignoring warnings. He insists on probing the trap and returns to haul it home despite caution, then is crushed when the heavy weight drops.
Cache county school board clerk LOGAN-Lloyd M Theurer reported that three district buses used privately in January ran a $2474 deficit. Buses carried MIA workers, Clarkston to Logan, and Trenton to Richmond with 24, 46, and 36 mile round trips. Revenue covered only part of costs including insurance, bonds, utilities tax, and mileage costs totaling the deficit.
Utah State agronomist Professor Hogenson of the extension service argues growing vegetable and pasture grass seeds can be profitable for enterprising farmers. He notes seed purity and quality matter, with price incentives supporting investment, and offers county agents or the state extension office in Logan for more details.
Reported county CWA expenditures detail multiple project sites with crew counts hours worked and totals. Entries include Kaeser precent 24 men 3b with total $462359 and Gusher 18 men 2496 hours totaling $174900, among others like Tridell Lapont and Bellard with varying totals.
Roosevelt and Vernal hosts set for Friday evening with District Governor Anderson Vernal addressing. Uintah Basin area at key junctions of US 40 linking Salt Lake and Denver. Development of Dinosaur Museum near Jensen and Uintah mountains venues to draw thousands annually.
The document describes actinomycosis or lumpy jaw in cattle, outlining how infection from grasses or hay enters via wounds, signs of disease, and treatment. It emphasizes isolating infected animals, early abscess drainage with iodine, and a specific potassium iodide drenches dosing 1.5 to 2.5 drams daily for 10 days to two weeks, with adjustments for severe cases. It also notes milk bans, legal requirements, and the need for cooperative herd management to prevent spread and protect milk supply.
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Mrs Myron Roberts returns from Kenilworth while Mrs Jesse Hullinger visits Idaho and stays with her mother at the Hullinger home. Ruth Anderson to wed Thelbert McCannell of Ashley ward. Mrs Ray Kimball hosts visitors from Goshen. Mrs Mary McTill arrives with O L Jacobson to work for Bishop Byron Goodrich. Conference in Salt Lake drew Mr and Mrs Charles T Pope. Vanishing CCC camp members Stanley Harrison and Reed Gardiner bid California. The Cooks at Cedar Fort visit. Pearl Merrill formerly Miss Frank Allred leaves for Willow Creek to cook for shearers. Wayne Roberts and B R Goodrich head to Watson for sheep shear. Carl Gardiner accompanies to Watson. Peter M. Goodrich of Lovell visits for shearing. Elsie Falmer stays with Harold McKee during McKee’s absence. Sacrament speakers include Grant Merrill Demar Gale and Thelol Cook.
Attendees at general conference in Salt Lake included Mr and Mrs Charles Stoddard Myr and Mrs Armon Wilkins and daughter Elva. Detmar Spencer of Glendale visited at the Weston Tim othy home with his two boys. Mrs Harriott Todd stayed in Arcadia with daughter Mrs Hattie Horrocks. Jennie Feltch of Vernal visited her parents James and Mrs Angus. Forest Goodrich of Tridell and a forest service guest stayed with Frank Worthen. George Funk and Lydia Jenkins created a move from Myton to the Eggleston home. Hope and June Manwaring vacationed in Tridell with friends. Miss Jean Walquist returned from a Salt Lake City hospital. E J Young and Snell Miller of the CWA conducted business Monday. Philip Stringham and Beatrice, a local teacher, spent winter in St George and visited Vernal before heading home.
A baby girl was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Harvey Hullinger but died Monday morning and buried in Tridell cemetery. Mrs Hullinger improving. Born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Jensen as baby boy April 5. Mrs Wilford Adams returned from Salt Lake. husband improving, leg reset. Mrs Vira Bigelow back from Provo after two weeks with relatives. Nellie Bills and son and Mr Felstec of Vernal visited Mrs Gilbert Anderson and Lew Bills. Charley Taylor returned from the sheep camp and Harsey joined him. Sezse Brough and Mr and Mrs Stanley Nebeker of Leota visited Thursday. Mr and Mrs A G Anderson and Miss
Ruby Foster and Mrs Alice Angus visited Salt Lake with conference guests while Melvin Jorgenson attended a birthday party at the Larson home in Leota. Oscar Jensen and his young son were in town visiting his wife and newborn. Miss Walker of Pleasant Grove is visiting Jennie Walker. Vernal visitors include Wm 5B Wallis and Miss Orfa Johnson as missionaries. Duchesne work brings Car Hacking west. Hayden Foster hosts an afternoon gathering. Several couples and individuals—Foster, Foss, Ross, Preece, Murphy, Thom pson, Allred, Morritt, Loren Ross, Jenkins, and Wren—are noted among visitors, shoppers, and family meals in Roosevelt, Vernal, and Roosevelt area towns.
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