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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
6
The article explains how liver flukes spread in cattle and sheep, with snails as intermediate hosts. It describes life cycle, symptoms, and heavy losses, noting 300000 annual cattle losses and temporary sheep debility, plus treatment options and snail-control measures using copper sulfate.
Sacrament talks by A Theodore Johnson and Ernest Johnson from Vernal. George A Backus and Mr Stewart from the Church of Christ guests of Mrs Dorothy Thompson. Visitors include Manuel Brain, Frank Swain, Jay Nebeker, O J Tutt, and others. A busy week with meetings, sickness, club reorganization, and a Washington’s Birthday program.
Mrs Parley Goodrich spent weeks in Vernal with her daughter Jennie McConkie and returned home on Friday. Sylvan Rosa, ill with pneumonia, is at his parents Stephen and Rosa Mosa’s home. Sylvan drove a mall truck between Tridell and Fort Duchesne, swapped to an open buggy due to snow, and fell ill Friday evening. A ward house wedding dance honored LeVon and Morrell Morrill. groom Elmet Morrill is son of Elmet and Strat Morrill, and bride Mildred Allred of Lapoint. Two Uintah High students Alton Morrill and Elroy Norton walked home in heavy drifting snow. Alton quit midway, Norton continued to Lapoint and rode a sleigh back for Alton. Morrill sparked a fire with a rat nest under a bridge to warm himself before rescue.
The report lists locals including Walter Bowman and Chas Banta visiting Vernal and Craig. Southam notes serious range conditions and overstocking in the west end while Miss Caldwell’s Rangely school vacancy remains to be fixed. Local business figures from Vernal and Gun nison travel for inspections and meetings.
Rainbow John Giles of Vernal visits son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Stephen Perry. Mr and Mrs Ferrel Pearce return from Vernal after a week away. Mr Pearce shows improvement. Mr and Mrs M Harden Nelon spent the weekend in Vernal. Teed Bodily also in Vernal. Mr and Mrs Marvin Peterson shopped there last week.
Thomas G. Smith of Linwood Utah, a student at Moses Brown School, is named on the scholastic honor roll for the third ranking period in an announcement by headmaster L Ralston Thomas.
An old advertising notice promotes Kruschen Salts as a quick fat loss aid promising 16 pounds in four months. It claims energy boosts and skin improvement while urging daily use and weight checks. The notice also includes a government land claim notice from Vernal Utah with witness names and dates.
A Linwood student named in Moses Grown school as one of the highest ranking pupils, maintaining strong scholastic standing for the past two years.
State Engineer in Salt Lake City announces High Line Canal Company Utah seeks to appropriate 180 acre feet from Four Unnamed Springs on Unnamed Draw and Hacking Lake in Daggett and Uintah counties. Protests must be filed within 30 days with affidavit and $100 fee.
An Arden Preparatory School student from Staten Island NY, rated the top scholar, is noted as an active member of the school’s students activities committee before enrolling at Mosa. The report highlights his academic standing and campus involvement.
In a Czechoslovakian test, ground glass was mixed with cement to create a void surface. Authorities note one stretch of road where the glass contamination may disrupt motorists.
The Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah Uintah County orders a sheriff sale of Hyrum Rasmussen's property. On March 10, 1932 at 10 am at the front door of the Uintah County courthouse Vernal Utah the sale will move all rights to Ashton Brothers Company. Dated February 10 1932 Sheriff J Emery Jonson Uintah County Utah notice runs February 11 to March 3.
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