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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
6
Naples reports show Mr. and Mrs. Kimble Bascome and kin visiting relatives, with Ms Bascome staying to help her mother Mary Rasmussen. Portable updates include the Goodrichs new Salt Lake ties and relocation plans to Lowell Wyoming, with Bascomes, Duvaki, and Goodrich families active in area affairs. Religious meetings, school events, and mine work also appear amid multiple social calls and traveling visitors.
Mrs. Ernest Allred, who underwent an operation for appendicitis a few weeks ago, is at the hospital in Leeton Bennett.
John Mc Conkie and Fuller Remington served as missionaries in a Glines Sacrament meeting. John Cook and family visited in Bingham to see daughter Mrs. Ralph Allred. Mrs. Quincy Johnson of Dry Fork visits Mrs. Shaffer. Cluff and family reside in a Sim Rosas house. Preston Jacobson sustained a crushed hand from an electric wringer at Fort Duchesne and may need finger amputation. William Shelton came to Vernal to collect his wife and family from Mia Shelton’s mother, Mrs. Caroline Wardle, then returned to Price on Saturday.
Congressman Don B Colton and Lewis H Moore visit Jensen during church services. N Parley Jensen of Abraham Utah visits relatives including Mr and Mrs Andrew Dudley and Mr and Mrs Ernest Eaton. Several residents travel, visit Rainbow and Vernal, and attend local events as grain work and farm news continue.
Snow of Salt Lake City and Ray Snow of California spent the week with the Snow and Gardner families at Jensen. Grandma Snow shows health improvements. A DeMarr Dudley traveled to Roosevelt to fetch his uncle who came with Gerald Sprouse of Abraham Utah. At Fort Duchesne Dudley yelled F C Lundberg's turkey arn.
Apiarist Byron Goodrich of Naples says the honey flow in his area paused around early August after a major valley storm. He believes climate change affects the Basin’s honey production, noting outside regions report better flows while local conditions lag.
A terse note urges solving the copying issue to remove other honey producing crops. It discusses suppressing rival crops and focusing on yield from a primary source, with emphasis on practical steps and potential risks.
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