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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1943
Page
3
The piece argues that water from Utah mountains is the state’s perpetual crop, vital for power, domestic use, and irrigation. It urges conservation to protect water meaning and warns that timber harvesting, overgrazing, and fires threaten moisture storage.
Speech urging careful use of national resources and prevention of forest fires. Highlights that most fires are man caused, calls Americans to protect forests, reduce waste, and pass resources to future generations. Emphasizes individual responsibility in land stewardship and fire safety.
Forty years ago on August 8 1903 reports say Alice Bahn returned to Wyoming and resumed work at Coltharps store HW Plexon moved his family from Chipeta Al Kone to White Rocks painting and spent Sunday and Monday at home Congregational society bought a lot to erect a church and school William Cook took the $4009 contract for a new Jensen meeting house and aims to finish by December 1 1903 Mr and Mrs AT Gossett welcomed a baby boy and Mr and Mrs W C Lybbert reported a baby girl born recently
Utah State University extension forester reports rural fires nationwide fell ten percent in 1942 compared with 1941. Public fire awareness and war effort cooperation credited. The Utah Extension Service and 4-H clubs continued farm fire inspections with an expected 3000 to 4000 homes made less hazardous in 1943.
Marvin Jones reports farmers are on track to meet this year’s crop goals, with livestock and products also meeting targets. Prices show some relief with a modest cost of living drop, while bans on unsafe canning powders and extended wartime price controls shape consumer access.
Several warranty and quit claim deeds recorded. Thomas Bingham conveyed eighteen acres in Maeser to Victor Bingham for 325000. Annie Dudley received one acre in Maeser for 1. Orlo and Mable Gardiner deeded to Claire and Vonita Hopkins on 7 16 acres in Napies for 2250. Wm and Doris Mott gained one acre in Maeser for 100 from Richard Staugh. Other transfers include Marion and Lewis Young on 120 acres west side of line county for 1200. Roy Rhoades quit claim from Martha Hall on 40 acres in Gines A G. A G and Anna Hass to B Glenn and Thelma Hunting Oaks on sp acres in Maeser. R C Cooper quit claim from Mark E Wilkins on 2% acres in Jensen. 68 acres in Jensen and Elizabeth Manker given as a warranty deed by May Langston.
The text questions how much of a family's after tax income beyond 30 percent should be allocated to War Bonds each payday. It discusses potential financial strain and personal sacrifice if the outcome changes.
A farewell party was held at Uintah Academy for Professor and Mrs Sainsbury who left Wednesday for St Johns Arizona to reside. A handkerchief shower was given by Vernal Junior class for Mrs Freda Sainsbury who also left Wednesday for St Johns Arizona. Mr Martin Pietcher of Lapoint and the Pietcher family visited the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Pietcher. Davis hosted a large 24 celebration.
Miss Margaret Retuts Swhioy will attend a reception in Berkeley California at Dalyerettyy. A show was held for the Bt. Pauls iodee and Bovet Hersey will attend as aunt at St Marks hospital. The arrival of a baby is announced with Best father from White ter Ww. Mr and Mrs Jamin Slaugh are noted.
The notice outlines application rules for special deer permits including eligibility, fees of 200 to 400 dollars, and nonresident limits. It details drawing dates, accepted districts, required information, and where to submit applications. It mentions penalties for multiple applications and lists season dates and affected counties and towns.
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