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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1953
Page
4
A fragmented local Christmas celebration at Clan Hall featured readers such as Bishop Mel Hadlem and Jean Goodrich with solos by Holly Rigi and xytophone by Anna Faye Snow. Guests J. Duvall and Wichard Murray attended as Weakt Society hosted.
Acord urges immediate planning for irrigation repairs. Leaky headgates must be replaced with concrete or rock structures. County agent advises ordering materials now to have them ready between frost prevention and the growing season. If using precast steel or concrete headgates, orders should be placed promptly to avoid ongoing leaks.
Clarence Palmer and Orla Goodrich spoke at a Sunday evening gathering. Goodrich performed two solo numbers including I Stand All Agitated. Don Collier and wife from Salt Lake City visited friends in the ward. Robert Powell, stationed at Mountain Home Air Force Base, visited his parents John and Mrs. Mra. Howard Harrison served as medical personnel at the hospital last week and is recovering.
Sunday gatherings included talks by Bishop Golden Collins and Pres. Hullinger. Community events spanned school conventions, visits by families from Roosevelt and Vernal, a Cow Belles Christmas gathering, and multiple church activities with lady attendees and officers recognized for service.
Whiteirooks Elders held a pre holiday party at the Francis Crozier home and the Roosevelt Home. Guests included Mrs Grant Moray and Christensen of Monpe visiting relatives, with numerous family members noted as attendees over the weekend.
Notes from a Utah Farmer magazine summary report hardware disease in cattle stresses early removal of swallowed metal to prevent sanitation needs. H Gibson of Cache Valley cites veterinarian authority and urges daily observation for signs of distress.
The article notes a TENeEN M.1.A. pageant and community gatherings at the Morke Morse Sabbath and other local homes. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Morse, James Browse, Harold Cook family, and Barbara from Wasatch Academy. Also mentioned are PTA activities, a candy sale, and plans to fundroup purchases. A separate health note reports cattle abscesses from metal debris, with Dr. Gibson performing surgeries on 289 cattle in three years.
Seymour Mikkelsen, head of Snow College agriculture, advises farmers seeking dual purpose cattle to consider the Brown Swiss. He describes the breed as hardy with strong milk and meat potential, noting its deep historical roots in Swiss valleys and mountains and rising popularity in American farming communities.
The text notes that stripping uses a special instrument to remove dead hair and even the coat, while slipping refers to cutting hair. It also states weasels weigh only six to twelve ounces.
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