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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1912
Page
2
A historical Canadian style essay exhorts farmers to grow fruit and question tariff policy. It discusses oranges apples pears peaches and a citrus boom across states like Florida and Arizona and argues for protection to sustain markets. It also offers practical farming tips from seed selection to rhubarb storage.
The letter questions competition among American growers and warns that if competitiveness ends a market monopoly could drive prices down. It critiques farmer treatment and cites varied examples from BreeDVA AION to Progres savigIn dr you dedi, noting economic and social tensions amid farm life.
Article discusses humane handling of horses cattle and pigs, advising calm interaction with horses to reduce fear, warm water treatment for chilled piglets, avoidance of water contamination in milk, and drying and resting cows before first milking. It mentions colostrum and general farm husbandry practices as a historic agricultural note.
Residents gather in Hear River for business and visits with Andrew and Jesse Dudley return from Joffar posts Frankie Saulsen teaches in Arizona after a week away Noane Mist returns Keystone drill from Gold Dredging company ships to Dragon this week John 1 Rasmus and A N Timothy face smallpox quarantine Liward Hoeft sues Sydward Gras vna Judge Dudley for $40 case moved to District court Myround and Mrs Wiliam Preag visit this week Page fence proves its weather resilience advertised as best fence to buy full measure guaranteed 67
Sheriff Richard Yope declares White men were murdered by Indians after a thorough dig of the Urugh Creek cliff site. Skeletons of adults and a child were found with ashes, bone tools, flint chips, hair, woven fish ring, and buck skin strings. Possible emigration route victims, dating to the era near settlers, may be difficult to identify. The Lamb and the Wolf: a grey wolf observed near Harry Southam’s sheep camp, prompting pursuit and a shot reportedly injuring the animal.
Obituary of Aunt Elen Hien Young who died February 3 1912 at her son's home in Vernal Utah aged 81 born in Wales traveled to America in 1856 joined Mormon church and helped raise many foster children. Funeral held Monday at Vernal Ist Ward with speakers John N Davis and Don I Colton. Interment in Vernal Cemetery.
A fragmented piece praises Utah as a land of freedom and natural beauty with references to Ashtky Valley and winter scenes. It contrasts harsh northern winters with the calm, idealized west and hints at a communal, supportive lifestyle amid mountains and fertile valleys.
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