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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1947
Page
4
TheOPA announced hotel regulation changes including decontrol eligibility for Tourist Homes and revised definitions of transient hotels. Hotels with 15 to 25 dwelling units may now fit transient hotel criteria, expanding decontrol to more lodging establishments and aligning Tourist Homes with other decontrolled entities.
Mr and Mrs Asnel Hewa hosted a party at the home of Miss Carma Goodrich honoring Hugh L Hichens Tony Openshaw Gail Gardiner and Ernie Nickell who had birthdays this month. DeLoy Gardiner returned home after army service. Families from Scott LaVell Elwin Simn and Roosevelt gathered for bedside visits with a father and at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Bascom.
Ballrené Securities reported public holdings totaling 13.687 billion in securities outstanding as of January 948, with total investments and road property valued after depreciation at 22.585 billion.
The proposal would allow small hotels primarily serving transgender clients to use decontrol provisions in hotel regulation. It aims to expand rental options for a niche market and adjust regulatory requirements accordingly.
Notice of intention states Vernal City will construct paved streets and sidewalks per plans in Vernal City limits and levy a special tax assessment. Districts include Main Street from east to US 4, 6th West to South Street, and multiple avenues with gravel bases and asphalt wear surfaces. Estimated project cost 20,440 dollars. owners pay 209 per lineal foot. Objections due by April 28, 1947. City Recorder Charles T. Pope. PMID 24
Probate notice states creditors must present claims with vouchers to attorney Hugh W Calton in Vernal Utah by August 2 1947 for D A Sessions administrator of the estate of Alexander Sessions.
Chicago report quotes William Cruse of the Plastics Industry as saying plastics became a key factor in big business during wartime. He notes 23 different plastics, their varied uses from housing to gears, and warns against overhyped claims while praising engineered suitability for specific jobs.
Milton Mangum representative of the State PMA Administration visited Uintah County over Wednesday and Thursday last week. He lectured at Alterra High School on PMA’s role in school lunch programs and farm markets, then toured conservation projects on the Bingham farm in Meese. He spoke to the Lion’s Club, Uintah High Ag Club, and dilt-Ouray Civic Club, praising local erosion control and livestock water efforts and photographing points of interest.
Twenty years ago on April 28, 1927 Uintah High School won the divisional track meet at Price with a score that doubled the nearest contender. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas McKeachnie on April 28. Dr Loyd Shimmin traveled to Price to meet Mrs Shimmin and their son John Robert. They had been visiting Mrs Shimmin's parents in San Diego, California. The Smoke in the Vogue theatre Wednesday night caused excitement. An investigation showed the melee originated from the basement.
An old style ad promotes Stag shaving products and hair care routines with bold promises for a clean morning look. The copy blends names, slogans, and product lines in a dense, garbled OCR texture, urging buyers to choose Stag for grooming and fragrance. It hints at Shaving Cream and related items, with marketing flourishes characteristic of vintage ads.
Brankfurt Germany Hety m n Hotmef a leading German electrical engineer aims to harness wind and water to revive power supply. He proposes twenty wind generators paired with same number of pumps to drive turbines, producing electricity with water wind power at low cost. He plans a pilot plant near Selenterbanin by Hamburg to light darkened cities and restart idle machines, arguing wind generators cut costs to about one fifth of a cent per kilowatt hour and are rain, ice, and weather resilient.
Report describes a high analysis ammonium phosphate fertilizer with 89 pounds of plant food per 100 pounds and a composition of 11 parts nitrogen to 48 parts available phosphate, indicating a formula of 11 46 0.
A fragment advises removing eyebrows irritants with a completion brush and soap parts, then rinsing with olive or mineral oil before bedtime. The source text is garbled and lacks clear provenance or coherent instruction.
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