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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
13
County Agent urges careful shelterbelt design for dryland farms. Early, yearlong planning ensures wind protection, snow moisture for trees, and summer shade. Recommend one to two hedge rows along windward edge with windward and leeward planting to deflect currents and reduce damage.
The National Safety Council warns farmers to keep guards and takeoff attachments in place on tractors and implements. Many leave airfields or shed gear unprotected, risking injury. If missing standard guards, consult local equipment dealers or manufacturers for advice and compliant replacements.
Leeton Bennettis community notes highlight Miss Donna Hall winning a black and white Shetland pony with white saddle and gear at the UBLC event. The piece also references local birthdays, visits, and farm safety reminders amid crop damage from a recent hall storm, urging shield use on farm equipment.
Local notes recount Weed patrols and street cleanup in Rock Springs and Duchenne area. A painful accident injures Miss Grace Ashton nose fractures, treated and nose carried in a sling. Naples Nuggets mentions a meeting house fully paid and West Virginia coal output surpassing 5 billion tons.
A jumble of fragments reports on barbers and beards in Vernal, Episcopal services starting tomorrow, an unfinished church with broken windows, oats sold at two pounds per unit, and local remarks on wagons, theater staff, and travelers. Neighbors discuss a weigh ball event, Wells prospects, and a journey toward Ft Duchesne as a southeast day resumes.
Relief Society held at the home of Mrs. Leona Jorgensen with stake officers from Roosevelt in attendance including Mrs. Geneva Gilbert and Mrs. Gertude Rasmussen. Mr. and Mrs. Lavoll Simmons of Charlestown Utah spent part of the week then returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Merilomoms returned to their farm Monday after a 10 day Charleston visit. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jorgensen visited Lewiston with daughter and family over the weekend.
Roger W Babson, weekly columnist, promotes a free six week scholarship at Eureka Utopia College offering full tuition and room for campus study plus home study for the rest of the year. Applicants must be of character and energy. books are paid by the student.
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