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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1946
Page
5
The Denver market reports rising values for spring lambs and hogs with a new price record of 21.7 for lambs. Demand softens slightly overall though, as quality Erali feed and pasture conditions hold steady. notes linger on pillows and drying oil in unrelated lines.
Miss Grace Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Jones arrived home Sunday evening from a vacation in Wellington Utah. Attending were Richard Ingram Dalevshaw Dale and Earl erred Ferris Gard Ine Douglas Kermit Wasrison Valda Mageey and Joy Anderson. They returned Thursday. Thursday visiting friends and Laura Simona caring for Eels. Abalare white saved. Lester Nielson lunch served with Bir and hrs Grant York and Mrs Victor Mrs Ashel Evans received.
Miss Jean Teaycock of Salt Bore and Mrs Cartira visit Beaty Bascom for several days at Island Part last week. Ani Merrell went to Roosevell Tuesday.
Local society page records numerous visits and weekend travels. Mrs Alma Preece, Mrs Edna Barney, Mr and Mrs Arson Burton, Mrs Arrowsmith, Mrs Erma Toone, and others are listed visiting or hosting in Ashley and nearby towns. Several relatives from Salem, Sacramento, and Lake City are noted, with fishing trips in Bald Mountains and relocation plans to Glines ward.
A Michigan service station began 24 hour operation to serve anglers at the opening of the fishing season and reported a surge of 7000 gallons of gasoline in a single month.
In nearly a half century of irrigation, the Bureau of Reclamation plans a full weed control assault in West reclamation areas. In cooperation with the Department of Agriculture, the effort relies on direct Bureau action, agronomist R B Balcom says. War-time costs and weed cycles push deeper plowing and crop timing adjustments to curb weed growth and protect yields. infestations threaten water infiltration, crop stands, and livestock losses. Wayne Nielsen hosts guests at Roxie Taylor's and Mrs Shirley Warburton returns from Belt Lake as part of weekend notes.
Fragmentary notes mention individuals such as Lee Weiner and Floyd, with references to Belt area activities, visits to California, and a family connection to a Mr. Caldwell. The text is garbled, but suggests a social or community context with names and locations scattered across.
Washington report notes some canned fruits and vegetables will rise as processors granted wage increases. OPA cites limited data on scope and impact, while other can goods remain generally unchanged. Ceiling exemptions affect certain fabrics and electrical components, with repairs and maintenance for public lighting excluded from controls.
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