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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
4
W Y M Is Wallis editor manager and publisher details for the Daily Utah paper include second class post status at Vernal Utah dated March 15 1909. The note lists affiliations with the Utah State Press Association and the National Editorial.
The Chicago Tribune criticized Northwest farmers for borrowing government seed money, noting about 400000 due by September and $147660 paid by October. It argues relief loans keep marginal farmers poor, fail to reduce surpluses, and worsen farmers’ condition while shifting tax burden.
World observers warn that silver prices have collapsed, undermining money and commerce for nearly half the population. Nations shift toward gold, but gold scarcity hampers international trade. restoring balance requires coordinated action to revive global prosperity.
Willam Alexander of the Equitable Life Insurance Society urges thrift advocates to read the Parable of the Talents and notes many Americans hoard money. He argues life insurance offers a safe investment and mobilizes funds through policyholders to support fire insurance obligations, aligning with thrift week.
Grace Blaugh Lawrence Colton Athletic Reporter Kora Bennion Local Reporter sponsor Fadltor The winner chose two dollars over a cafeteria meal ticket and enjoyed the luncheon served by the Home Economics Club Thursday in the UHG dining area Guests included Bluth Hart Wanda Johnson SGarta Henderson Helen Tenny Glen Guyman Vernon Collier Weldon Bastian and Bud Markey This began a series of luncheons for students and faculty to gather for sport eating and socializing
Reported spread at the school includes ninety six cases of scarlet fever with Elda Nichols showing a scarlet rash as the first signs. A nurse or doctor notes Nichols has the rash but not the fever, and the community awaits further developments while hoping for quick recovery and return to classes.
Uintah High School hosts a Friday night traffic dance sponsored by the Pep club. The gym becomes a public highway with service stations offering bargain gas and tire prices. Traffic cops will manage congestion and fines go to fund new white uniforms.
The Home Economics Club met Tuesday at noon January 19 to outline a 500 point requirement for wearing pins. Members earn points by activities such as programs committees meetings and other school tasks. A 35 cent lunch is sold weekly to raise points. Contest readers include Lucile Etringham Gwen Roberts and Iris Mannating. A February sale of cakes and tine is planned with location to be announced.
The Uintalin Staff announce annual fprotographs will be taken at the high level by the photographer in the Little Theatre. Students will be called from class as their turn comes and should wear dress coats and neckties. Mr Thorne and Mr Guymon arrange use of the dramatic art room for studio-like facilities and staff will supervise registrations during late January week to ensure all portraits are completed for the yearbook.
The next high school presentation, titled Parents are a Problem, is planned for February 12 and 13. The cast includes Lowell Fox Pops the traveling salesman Cora Reunion Pat and others in a student-driven production, with the advanced speech class preparing five one act plays for Variety night and upcoming assemblies.
A Friday assembly featured two glee selections, readings by Ada Winder and Lloyd Collier, flute and cornet performances by Clinton Peterson and Herman Bingham with Trex Olson, Flora McKay and Norma Mowley, a Catherine Jackson duet from Davis, and a Spanish dance by Ruth Calder and Coral Eaton. Local townspeople and students enjoyed the program.
In a three game slate last Saturday Coach Davis led a 16 man squad divided into three teams to victories over three contending foes. The opener pitted Naples M men against Uintah with Uintah pulling away to a solid win. The second game marked the league opener as Central of Mt Emmons challenged Uintah but fell behind on fast breaks and late baskets. Upcoming games include a Friday and Saturday clash with Duchesne from Duchesne City, promising light contests and strong action as Uintah aims to start the league race on a high note.
The Department of the Interior invites sealed bids for grazing privileges on the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation Fort Duchesne Utah. Proposals due February 15 1932 require a 10 percent bid deposit and bond security. terms cover spring summer and autumn periods with full year options.
Esse Jane Boxards Virginia Langford and Walter Geofield are named editors for the column, shaping its voice and direction in upcoming issues.
Seventh grade students under Mr Colton plan a Uintah County history booklet and ask parents and residents to lend materials or share stories. Ida Watkins absent with scarlet fever. Uintah high school eighth grade homemaking girls host mothers at a January luncheon. Grazing permits and stock management discussed under Interior Department supervision with details available from the Uintah and Ouray Reservation superintendent at Fort Duchesne Utah Agency Office January 14 1932.
MOAR opened bids for an 8.25 mile road project through the city. The announcement notes contractor participation and expected construction scope, with officials overseeing the process and dates for bid results to follow.
Dairy cows yield 28 percent more milk and 21 percent more butterfat with free water access versus twice daily watering, while free access also beats once daily watering by 1 percent milk and 14 percent butterfat. Warm weather and high producing cows gain most, says USDA dairy expert T E Woodard.
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