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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
6
An examination of school children shows many suffer nose, ear, and throat troubles. At least 26 percent of U S children may have defects. Diseased tonsils and adenoids impair health and learning. removal and treatment often improve health and future outcomes.
The text notes a rising unity among farmers as thousands join and embrace the new federation. It emphasizes a renewed spirit of organization and collective action among agricultural communities seeking coordinated efforts and shared benefits.
The discussion argues a national federation should be a composite of best features from all existing groups such as the American Federation of Labor the U S Chamber of Commerce and the Nonpartisan League. It compares the process to crafting the Liberty motor and the League of Nations plan, emphasizing compromise to form a swift, comprehensive structure.
The article argues for consulting experienced farmers to craft a national federation of state farm bureau federations. It warns against fixed plans or leadership by self appointed bosses, stressing that power lies with rank and file farmers and urging gradual development beginning at Chicago with winter meetings. It cautions about political manipulation and aims to evolve the organization through careful, long term work.
Utah apiaries report a dramatic drop in honey production to about 20 carloads from a normal 66, due to drought starving flowering plants and reduced cultivation. Foul brood in some districts adds to the decline, while a Myton grower reportedly earned 2600 from 1494 cows and 675 hives, showing wealth from diversified farming.
Treasury records confirm prior authorizations for a Vernal post office site and building. The public buildings bill set a 66 000 limit plus later increments of 4 780 and 20 000, with a current 350 000 limit and 12 890 unexpended balance. War price increases delay a suitable structure and Congress considers raising the limit to 100 000. bills to adjust funding will be part of the Sundry Civil act in the next session.
James Franties, manager, says tickets to Uintah Basin points can be bought at the Union ticket office in Salt Lake City. Helper agents are told passenger counts to ensure seats, and new up to date cars plus route improvements aim to ease winter travel. a strange closing line about children and kissing an old person is noted.
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