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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1950
Page
3
The article notes that the number of people aged 5 and over in the nation has quadrupled since 1900, while the total population has doubled. It highlights the expanding share of older cohorts in the demographic mix.
Louisville Kentucky earned its name from Louis XVI the king executed during the French Revolution. The article notes the city’s designation reflects a royal namesake and historical context surrounding the French monarch.
The Conway design features six rooms on a single level including three bedrooms and a separate dining room. Front and rear doors enter vestibules with coat closets and rear bedrooms have wardrobe closets while the front bedroom has a walk in closet.
Easterners and relatives visit Leeton Bennetts area residents in a flurry of trips. Families from Rhode Island New Jersey Provo and Los Angeles join local hosts for extended weekends and shared meals. Youghld party members relocate as residents move for work.
Miss Deane Atay departed for Provo on Saturday to join the Seth Johnston family reunion scheduled for Sunday Barbara Ruson spent Sunday visiting friends in Vernal
Local residents report visits and gatherings across Roosevelt, Toka, Wattis, and Leeton. Speakers Paul Nelson Douglas Lawson and Eldon Winterton addressed a Sunday meeting, while families attended reunions in Salt Lake City.
Cattle growers say beef price hikes stem from retailers not packers. Joe Montague, counsel for the Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association, notes over the counter meat costs rose 12 cents a pound since June 1, while wholesale prices lag. A joint 1284-member committee would back government controls if public pressure grows. Washington officials predict retail food prices will stay within 3 to 5 percent of current levels for 1950, with no shortages anticipated despite the Korean War.
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