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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
5
The Salt Lake Telegram summarizes state income tax rules for under 21s, filing fees, dependents, joint returns, and exemptions. It covers who pays filing fees, how dependents are defined, and how to treat installment bonds and multiple earners in a household.
James A selects Helen Seeley as editor and Shire ley Crumbo as associate editor. Eva Hallett Merle Maxuctil Arma Kelly and Ann Hall named star reporters with a wide range of contributors in this school journalism effort.
The practice of discarding canning liquor is outdated as vegetables except tomatoes are canned in salted water and fruits in syrup. Minerals sugars and other materials dissolve into the liquid during processing, so throwing it away wastes food. If the liquid were harmful the product would be inedible.
The Timpanogos Council of the Boy Scouts of America outlines a February 7 to 13 Anniversary Week for Uintah Scouts. Activities include wearing uniforms at school, Court of Honor, merit badge aims, and a district-wide march to place a pioneer era marker at a central historic site.
The Whiterocks Hatchery documents a summer 1931 plant totaling about 250 000 Rainbow trout across Vintan County. Dates range May to September with multiple streams and lakes listed including Ashley Creek Brush Creek Whiterocks Creek and Queans Lake among others. Total fish planted exceed 250 000 with numerous streams receiving thousands of fish.
Record of cold snap impacts on livestock and local health updates. Notes include Bel Case’s serious operation at Fort Lyons hospital, community club activities in Jensen, and visits by Ruth Hart and Al Cannon. Also reports post commands, Washington Bicentennial planning, and local plans for factories, ambulance service, and St George chapel construction.
Cedar City reports plan to obtain crew quarters for the American Legion Fest 74. Duchesne City to receive federal aid for the Moon Lake dam project to store irrigation water. Ogden notes a government purchase on 25th Street and Adams Avenue for a 3.9 million regional forest service building.
A Roosevelt clock lives in the Olympic National Forest in Washington and is not found out of the northwestern coastal region.
A 4-H member recalls showing calves at Manila Community Fair 1928 to 1931 and Utah fairs. He notes Grand Champion at the 1931 Utah County Fair and first in class at the 1931 Utah State Fair, plus multiple placements across Ogden Livestock Show and state fairs.
The excerpt notes a 1930 Clubs demonstration team winning a trip to Portland for the Pacific International Livestock Show. It mentions an entrant winning an alternate $50,000 scholarship in the International Harvester Contest, current studies at Utah State Agricultural College in Dairy Husbandry, plans to build a Holstein herd, and a comparison with other state champions to crown the 1931 National Holstein Champion Bere.
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