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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1960
Page
12
A reader asks how to handle infidelity and money woes, while others seek guidance on divorce, dating after marriage, and personal disputes. Amy Adams critiques behavior, endorses accountability, and urges filing BBB complaints for false advertising.
County agent Wm Farnsworth urges farmers to spray for weevil control while ensuring dairy and fattening livestock feed have no objectionable pesticide residues. Forage such as alfalfa must be free from DDT dieldrin aldrin heptachlor Hadane methoxychlor and other insecticides that could appear in milk or meat. Follow label directions carefully.
A reflective essay argues against sensational crime fear and proclaims growing prosperity. It cites rising US population and GDP, falling relative costs, and generational optimism. It contrasts past simplicity with present conveniences, praises newspapers, and urges ongoing optimism despite social tensions.
Pat Smuin suffered a broken wrist and a badly sprained arm after an accident. Bishop Hyrum Slaugh and family visited Whiterocks with the Grant Johnson family on Sunday afternoon. Linda Eaton of Artesia spent Easter with grandparents George Southam. Rita Witkink has been ill this week. Dixie Smuin cared for Pitt children while Mr and Mrs Pitt traveled. Mrs Juanita Ellsworth attended a Rangely meeting. Delaine Massey and children of Vernal visited the Ellsworths. Ve nna Goodrich attended a Donanza meeting. Jeant Winn’s death was noted. she is Kay Winn and Jennie Wat King’s niece. Nearby reports include travel chatter about Alaska featuring winter sports and skating.
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