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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1949
Page
4
The national four H home improvement program returns to Utah under the national committee on boys and girls club work. Four H girls with imagination and handyman skills work with county extension agents to plan home improvements focusing on beauty, health and safety.
The Utah Fish and Game Department denies any fundraising campaigns including house-to-house drives. Director R L Turpin thanks contributors but clarifies the department is not begging for funds or sponsoring such campaigns.
A 75 year old reminiscence recalls Cornell students seeking leave to travel from Ithaca to Cleveland to challenge Michigan. President Andrew D White declined saying he would not permit 30 men to travel 400 miles merely to agitate a bag of wind. Also notes a new dust mop using a cotton fringe mop cover fitting broom bottoms for easy dusting and washing.
In parts of Africa forests are so thick that most animals cannot live there. Reptiles monkeys and birds inhabit these areas. The World Book encyclopedia notes many African birds are beautiful yet few sing.
Sybil Dawn born January 31 at Basin hospital. Vernal residents Mr. and Mrs. Cy Nearing visited Jensen relatives. BYP student Ray Dean Gardner traveled from Provo to Lynwood to see his parents Tra S. Gardner and family. Marvin Peterson and Ivan Peterson hosted Hayden visitors. Lewis Murray of Ouray and Kenneth McKenney Artesia visited Jensen and Cowley households. Amanda Prince Lora spent weekend in Maeser. Dugan Slaugh worked near Cheyenne and returned Sunday. Cotton Taylor came back from Craig. Beth Johnson Artesia visited Jensen. Ora Workman and baby from Bonanza visited Curfew parents. Nile Ainge toured Roosevelt Whiterocks and Lapoint. Zinna Murray visited daughters Amanda Prince and Josephine Stewart during the cold spell.
Turkeys and chickens should be kept apart to avoid disease transmission. If turkeys show weakness or nasal symptoms, seek veterinary diagnosis promptly. Spiders can kill small vertebrates like lizards and fish with venom, illustrating their predatory diet.
The piece presents ten sales rules from Richard C. Borden of the Borden Milk Company. It emphasizes a rounded approach, advance planning, deep product knowledge, careful persuasion, handling competition, plain language, avoiding arguments, listening with balance, staying focused, and securing repeat business. Borden’s method aims to explain why some salesmen click and others don’t.
A series of land transfers and quitclaims are recorded. F Harvey Turner and Ona Turner transfer to William M Turner in Lula Georgia. LeRoy Taylor and Josephine Taylor convey to Ralph Harris Taylor and Marion Naylor Taylor for 16000 dollars. J A Houston and Fern Houston transfer to George E Houston for 1500 dollars comprising 80 acres in two sections with improvements and water rights. Orland L Johnson as administrator sells estate lands to Pierre Morgan in Artesia Colorado. Clifford D Caldwell and Beth G Caldwell sell to Stephen C Perry and Clara Perry for 400 dollars in Section 23 Township 4 South Range 21 East. Elsa Morgan Boyd quitclaims to T Pierre Morgan for land in Sections 13 15 and 24 Township 5 Range 25 East. John B Eaton sells land to Claude Pennington and Laura Ruth Pennington for 10 dollars and other considerations in Section 21 Township 4 South Range 21 East.
Mrs Nile Ainge reports a trip to Salt Lake City to be with sister Mrs Marell Cook after an operation. Burt Beecham left for Rawlins Wyoming to work in oil fields. Susie Nelson visits Vernal with son Owen then returns home improved. Bruce Kelly of Camp Campbell Kentucky announces birth of Katherine Ann on January 19. George Gross welcomes a baby daughter.
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