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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1949
Page
10
The passage notes the Alaskan brown bear weighs 1800 to 2000 pounds for Crisp Lettuce and advises adding salad dressing to leaves before serving to keep them crisp. It also mentions weed control in winter gardens through mulching or cultivation, stating winter weeds cause as much damage as summer ones.
The fish and game department outlines a multi phase program to restore habitat and develop 12 upland game bird sanctuaries. Phase one plants trees and shrubs with deliveries including 8000 Russian Olive trees 500 ponderosa pines 500 eastern red cedars and 30 pounds of sunflower seed. Fencing pens and signage to mark sanctuaries and posting at intervals will begin. The plan aims to show wildlife and agriculture can coexist and provide dispersal and refuge during hunting season across areas in Tremonton Logan Vernal Roosevelt Arcadia Nephi Springville Hobble Creek Richfield Cedar City Castle Dale Huntington.
Uintah and Duchesne counties high school principals meeting last week in Roosevelt decided to enforce regulations banning any student from wearing school letters at any time and graduates from wearing letters at school functions. The move aligns with Utah High Schools Activities Assn directives on merit symbols.
Tridell Loralnd Barnlett reports a special LDS chapel program with talks by Denty McConkie and Bishop H LeRoy Morrill plus a poem read by Tess Goodrich and a duet by Charles Glines and Laurence Stegione. Neighbors hosted visits, bee keepers spoke at MIA, and local families joined various cottage and DUP meetings.
Mrs Ruth Herrin of Tempe Ariz visits her two sons Jim and Wade Curry and tends to property. Her sons Harry and Emery Curry from Salt Lake City spent the weekend with their mother. Mr and Mrs Joe Arnold were in the past Stonth with relations mentioned.
The Vernal Express reports Arnold recovering from a severe heart condition, Mrs. Lucy Duvall undergoing major surgery in Salt Lake City, and updates on local movements. Dairyman Domgaard and others attended Uintah Central Dairy Assn meeting. Norman Bodily and companions traveled to Provo for a track meet. Mrs. George Dean moved to Gusher. Dean ranch farming continues. residents from Boise, Idaho plan a summer stay.
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