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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
5
Uintah Academy plans a bright start with record enrollment as students from reservations essay additional inquiry for commercial courses. The school adds dictation shifts, new equipment for the physics lab, and enhanced courses in economics geography agriculture general science and domestic arts to fit local needs.
At a Denver City Industrial bureau meeting Mayor Halley and officials discussed restoring the Moffat road to its owners. The receivership run this past two years would end in about ten weeks. Frank Adams, elected bureau president, urged the tunnel project as a major reorganization priority and said the road would be released by the railroad administration on September 27.
County reports say the sage chicken crop is thriving despite dry weather. Old timers note many chickens this year, with one observer counting at least twenty young birds following a hen on Diamond Mountain. Season opens August 15, and by then the young birds will be mature enough for a good meal. laws limit possession to eight hens per hunter.
John Thomas Lewis of Duchesne died at Provo general hospital Sunday morning from lung trouble. He had been in Moapa hoping to recaperate and was en route home when a relapse struck. He was with his two sons and a daughter who took him to the hospital, where he died shortly after arrival. The body will be sent to Helper for burial.
Department of the Interior announces Fay Waters Tinker of Linwood Utah filed notice of intention to prove up a homestead entry for Lots 1 2 and S2NE% Section 1 Township 2 North Range 19 East Salt Lake Meridian before the Register and Receiver at Vernal Utah on September 8 1919. Witnesses named Elbert G Waite Frank Twitchell Keith Smith and Ancel Twitchell. Also notice selling native lumber at Cook's Yards opposite Canning Factory.
The southern United States suits the sweet potato best as a tropical plant unsuitable for cold northern areas. Propagation starts in hotbeds by sprouting bedded potatoes in sand, then planting on ridges 4 feet apart with rows 12 to 14 inches apart. Rich sandy soil and thorough mixing of manure improve yields. harvest when vines die back, with quality improving as maturity approaches.
A fragment notes an extensive Paris sewer system totaling 1400 kilometers. It mentions a tram line and wires overhead, pneumatic tubes for leaflet delivery, and canals akin to Venice though not wide enough for gondolas, with flat boats possible for travel.
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