Vernal Express timestamps and publication details
The Vernal Express notes publication every Thursday with editor William H. Wallis and publisher J. Wallis. It records its second class matter status at Vernal Utah and cites March 3, 2579 as the act under which entered, reflecting archival printing conventions.
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Vernal
Utah
Subscriptions offer and terms for Uintah County paper
An advertising notice outlines subscription options strictly in advance: one year for 250 Giz Mo, $1.50 for three months, and 100 for three months. It declares the paper as independent in politics, optimistic in disposition, and a member of the Utah State Press Association.
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Riggfh
Uintah County
UTA State Press Association
Farmer Self-Help Through Cooperatives Amid Looming Wheat Shortage
The piece argues another wheat shortage looms due to storms and droughts and criticizes unmet farm relief. It urges farmers to organize into agricultural cooperatives owned by members to counter disorganized markets, low prices, and chaotic distribution, asserting self-help as the key to recovery.
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Mid-West
Sears Drouth
Marriage of Jessie Coston and LaRue Pickup in Vernal
Misa Jessie Coston daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Coston and LaRue Pickup son of Mr and Mrs Allie Pickup were married in Vernal. Bishop John Hair officiated as families attended. Relatives arrived from Ohio and Salt Lake for the ceremony and celebrations.
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Misa
Jessie Coston
Ed Coston
LaRue Pckup
Allie Pickup
John Hair
Leater
Ohio
Geo Ashton
J F Rasmussen
Jesse Brough
Salt Lake
Ruth Wall
Idenni Larson
Provo
Lee Fikelson
Gusher
Young
Reva Young
James P Ratmussen
Franklin Jarmoen
L C Wall
White Rocks
Ed Palmer
Myton
Misa Jessie Coston
Rand- Jett
Harry Larson
Oreen Stevens
Ft Duchesne
Ashley Atwood Suffering From Severe Pneumonia
Ashley Ula Atwood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Atwood, is critically ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Paul Murray have moved to Joseph Strowsmith place and are using there. Ada Winn of Provo visits her parents Clarence and Ada Winn.
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Ula
Andrew Atwood Jy
Paul Murray
Joseph
Clarence Wonn
Coorade
Nir
Afie Leon Glenn
Las Vegas
Ney
Balt Lake
Ane Birs
Fim Atwood
Rural Rehabilitation in Utah Aims to Restore Self Support
State director outlines program of the Rural Rehabilitation Division under the Emergency Relief Administration. It aids eligible farmers on relief to become self supporting through seeds, stock, equipment, and expert guidance, with repayment and gradual reintegration on the land.
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Utah Emergency Relef
O O Stott
Divis
Utah
Emergency Reef Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Washington
Plant More Corn Silage To Conserve Water Supply
Utah farmers should plant more field corn for silage to conserve water. Corn silage provides high feed value with lower water use per acre and should supplement alfalfa rather than replace it. Last year Utah produced forty thousand tons of silage. next year production should rise with trench silos aiding storage.
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Utah
Sais Dean FE J Mayhard
Utah State Agriculture College
Silage Production and Silage Practices Outline
Silage costs are low with trench silage. cutting and stacking three alfalfa crops requires one pass for harvesting. Field corn silage details include corn varieties, growing season length, and trench area construction. Extension Circular 60 covers plans and methods and is available free by request.
Agronomist Urges Certified Seed Potatoes for Utah Farmers
Agronomist J C Hogenson of Utah State Agricultural College urges all Utah potato growers to plant certified seed. He notes certified seed costs little more and is largely free from virus and visible diseases, boosting yield and quality, with roguing of diseased plants ensuring true-to-type, vigorous growth. Dr William Stuart of USDA backs certified seed as essential for profitable production.
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Utah
J C Hogenson
Utah State Agricultural College
Wm Stuart
United States
Department of Agriculture
Hogenson
Robson Coleman Marriage Notice Ad
Morning mall pages carry a wedding jewelry advertisement for Mr and Mrs Harry Robson Coleman inviting readers to join their marriage event in Greenville.
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Harry Robson Coleman
Greenville
Sales Campaign Coordinators Meet in Vernal
Vernal merchants in electrical goods met with Charles Sessiong of Provo and Layton Baldwin of Salt Lake City to discuss the 1935 Utah Idaho sales campaign. The drive will emphasize the advantages of home electrical products with a Utah focus. A luncheon at the Commercial Hotel followed the meeting.
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Charles D. Sessiong
Dealer Cordination Department
Provo
Layton Baldwin
Salt Lake City
General Cordinator
Utah Power and Light Company
Utah
Idaho
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