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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1953

Page

3

World Famous Lecturers Brought to Vernal by Uintah Knife and Fork Club

The Uintah Knife and Fork Club in Vernal, conceived by Mayor Bry Stringham and others with Salt Lake City secretary Earl Gardeman, organized a sponsor committee led by Dr. Tyrell H. Seager. The club opened with a Sept 30 1946 dinner featuring Dr. Vernon Nash, and has grown to 152 charter members, aiming to foster discussions among leaders and provide a social gathering ground for members and guests.

Bry Stringham Earl ¥. Garde Salt Lake City Tyrell H. Seager Gardeman Mr. Stringham Dr. Seager Seaclub N. 4. Meagher Jr Hugh W. Colton Hotel Vernal Vernon Nash Kilmer E. Schlotz Farl F. Gardeman Hhe Kansas Cit Club International Eix

Future of Cattle Business Is Puzzle To Stockmen

County agent Clair H. Acord outlines cautious feeding practices for cattle beginners and seasoned feeders. Start with quiet days, ample roughage, water, and salt on bedding. no grain at first, then gradual grain increases to avoid bloating or scouring. feed regularly and predictably as droppings guide progress.

Clair H. Acord

School Board Plans CWA Project at Central School

The School Board plans a CWA project in Vernal adding two buildings and four rooms to Central School using new materials. Local events note alumni day at Uintah High School, a Homecoming celebration, and results from recent games between Uintah and Carbon with Uintah trailing in the first and narrowly winning the second. Other items report weddings, births, a gold and green ball, and community notices.

School Board Chellus Hall Uintah Carbon H. Walter Woolley Eunice Johnson Alice Norgard Ada Winder Winder William Cottharp George Evans Everett Williama Asher Merkley Hyrum Smith Vernal John Smiin Mica Marvel Richens Man Joel? Richens RH. Slacks Starks Alta Bennion

Unscrupulous vintage machine claims pure arithmetic edge

A cryptic fragment discusses an electronic device and its claimed arithmetic superiority. It mentions addition, subtraction, multiplication, and a comparison to a human ability, suggesting the machine is described as “1008 times better” in some odd, unclear context. The source text is garbled and lacks coherent details.

Cattle Feeding Tips Prompt Efficient Market Sorting

The county agent advises on cattle feeding and marketing. Key points include maintaining thick cattle free of excess grain, recognizing fed cattle show less ten on feed, and sorting by size horn status and quality. Market animals when ready, with inferior cattle sold early to optimize profits.

Christmas Holiday Returns and Mission News Across Town

Thirty years ago a local note recounts Clara Noel’s homecoming from a California mission on December 23, with Christmas Eve services at the Catholic Church and other holiday travels. It also mentions family visits, school arrivals, a stake dance, missionary returns Haller Witbeck and Clara Noel, and a new baby born to Joe Hatch.

First ‘Ward Chapel Myrtle DB. Curtis Imperial Hall Untah Leta Chatwin Jensen Jintah High School Floyd Noel Eastern States Ward Murray Richard Dicky" Jensen Fata Wuresus Kalirk Oso Herbert Clara Noel Leonard Cook Price Cook Margaret Faith Neal C. J. Neal Rowland Mall Salt Lake City MT. A Times Ward California Haller Witbeck Canada Andrew Dudley Sty Lloyd Stewart Harvey Suilinger Bennett Spneance Eit Hamilton Davi Wallace Jeriai Calder BYU Cheimas Earl Miller Westminister

Tourist Booklet On Utah From Council Promotes Recreation

A new Utah booklet, produced by the Publicity Council with State Fish and Game, the U S Forest Service, and others, highlights hunting, fishing, camping and other outdoor activities. The 18 page, three color guide includes descriptions, maps, and 108 national forest camp grounds with access details. The center spreads feature varied recreation while a governor's message welcomes readers. The council plans 40,000 copies distributed through travel agencies and clubs to boost state revenue.

Utah J. Bs I Coun Utah Fa Gohe Campbell Council

State to spend 904000 in Uintah County next year

State Road Commission plans 1954 Uintah County projects totaling 904 000 dollars. Prior year spending reached 980 283 63 dollars, funding three main asphalt projects on U S Highway 40 and the Uintah area, including paving and surfacing of several miles. Additional federal aid and state financing for major highway efforts across the state are outlined with a 10 025 million dollar shale program and several large primary road improvements.

State Uintah County Eysten Uintah State Road Commission Oe County Bonanza U. S Highway 40 Eae Wines Ft. Duchesne Randlett Colorado State Line U 240 Tapoint Tridel Hehway 40 Summit-Wanatch County Kooyae Summit Waentch Bridgeland Myton Commission D. H. Whitenburg Waco Colorado Bi Grand County Lardeet Saiton Lake Saltahr Parleys Ale Mountain Dell Waiish Kimball's Junction Silver Creek Canyon

Most Vicious Animal in America Bulls Warn Sportsmen

Outdoor writer Bill Wolf argues the domestic bull is the true hazard for hunters and anglers. He recounts bulls aggressively approaching a fence, warns readers to avoid or outpace any bull encountered, and stresses the need to learn if bulls are turned loose in hunting areas.

America South Bill Wolf Wolf Muder

Lunt and family visit. military moves noted

Mr and Mrs David Lunt attending the USAC at Fagan were guests of Mr and Paul Lunt. Mrs Bavia tunt, formerly Myra Woolley, Pvt Max Anderson now at Fort Ord Cassnia returns to visit with his mother Maude Anderson and wife Shirley before reporting to Fort Killmore New Jersey then Germany for duty.

David Lunt Fagan Paul Lunt Bavia Tunt Myra Woolley Pvt Max Anderson Fort Ord Cassfornia Maude Anderson Shirley Anderson Fort Killmore New Jersey Germany

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Cally Uintah Knife and Fork Club Archduke Otto Austria Gerald Wenda Davis Simms Koft ‘Kaemayer Ed Harding Geoffrey O'Hara Sesger 0. H. Tringham H. W. Marrs Ray §. Spendlove Orlen T. Johnson Uintah Basin Napoleon Claudia Layman Marie Louise New York Cily Curts Cash Stores D. Dudley Mgr Jenson, Utah Ged Dell Fie Ait 6 An Coooerant Ission Tos Kestemg Nawyban Fashion Cleaners Knight & Song Vernal HD Aery Vernal Motor Sales Buick and Willys Ed Calder George Calder
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