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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1948
Page
8
Buick this week introduced a new line for 1949 to Uintah County residents. The new models feature distinctive styling with full length fenders and a lower wider grille. Buick’s 11 new models include nine restyled Super and Roadmaster cars offering more glass for better visibility, a three inch shorter wheelbase for easier parking, and enhanced interior space according to a local dealer.
In Nature the battle does not always go to the strong and fierce. Byron Dalrymple notes the cottontail’s notoriety across the United States as a sly soldier of fortune. The rabbit appears meek and harmless, yet quietly thrives by posing as a gentle forager while outpacing enemies and humans in a broad, prolific reproduction.
Utah Foundation reports eight year highway outlay of 72 cents per person per day, 1940 to 1948. About 45.5 million dollars spent on state highway construction and operation, equal to 266 dollars per registered vehicle. Utah ranked low among western states for highway outlays, with calls for improved management and higher pay for engineers to ensure efficient use of funds.
The cottontail rabbit has colonized vast regions from the United States to South America. It survives amid constant threats from hawks owls foxes wolves bobcats house cats dogs and hunters. Its boldness keeps it roaming in plain view of dangers everywhere.
Lola S. Christensen, county school lunch director, reports Utah is ahead in service despite being new to the nation's lunch program. The Detroit convention, attended by 41 states plus England, Canada, and Hawaii, ran November 17 to 20. Christensen was among eight Utah representatives who toured local schools and later visited Denver to study programs there.
Agricultural specialists stress barn ventilation as crucial for productivity. Dairy barns should use fans with 0.25 to 0.5 HP motors delivering about 60 cfm per animal, and one fresh air intake for every four cows. Poultry houses require fans powered by 1 40 to 1 20 HP motors delivering 75 to 100 cfm per 100 birds.
The passage discusses a thinker whose outlook blends fateful resignation with underlying resilience. It notes a hypothetical tactic: halting breeding could cripple opponents and redefine the broader wildlife economy.
On any insurance issue, consult BASIN LOANS INC located on E Main Street in Vernal with the phone number 72. This advisement appears as a brief instruction placeholder in the notice segment.
Marcus Jensen, an early Uintah Basin resident born 65 years ago in Jensen, Utah, spent his latest week in Vernal while finishing his first vacation in five years. A long-time cattle hand, he has worked across Blue Mountain Colorado, Keystone near Maeser, the Old Two Bar ranch by Snake River, and the K Bar T near Meeker, ending up with the Preston Nutter Corp. for five years. He recalls connections with basin oldtimers, fears from unsavory reputations, and notes Vernal as home with his wife and three children, Om4 Graim, Ada Edwards, and William Jerisen.
Mr and Mrs Louis Bereinen visited with Mr and Mrs Leonard en tint in Heber City during Thanksgiving. Ruel Bodily and family have returned to Moses Lake Washington after weeks visiting their parents here. Fred Schwabe and Mr and Mrs Al Semken were Thursday events involved in local gatherings.
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Les Schowbe in Vernal included Ilan Jensen and Lavor Ferguson from Logan visiting over the holidays. Norman Bodily was home for the weekend. Ivan Domgaard left for Park City to work the winter. Grant Gibbons, employed in Evanston Wyoming, was in town on business. Sherall Wardle from Park City visited Mrs Robina Ferguson. Loma Dathberb traveled to Salt Lake City Thursday for the U of U football game.
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