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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1931
Page
3
An Illinois Palos Hills drive recounts a concrete highway project through scenic countryside. A mud-bound loaded dump truck slides off embankment and, through synchronized teamwork of adjacent trucks and personnel, is pulled free as a lesson in concerted effort.
Joe Dudley recalls his 1837 trek to Jensen and 43 years of life in Ashley Valley with stories of Ute conflicts drought and mail rides to Rangely. Local events include deer and elk plans, Lion Tamer council and new Utah Turkey Growers president DeMar Dudley. marriages weather games and club meetings fill community bulletin.
Ralph G Smith honors Dundor Mormon Selman of Provo who taught Boy Scouts at Camp Timpanogas. He shared bow making feathering and arrow aim while imparting Indian legends songs and dances. His death is mourned as a noble contribution to American boyhood and Scouting heritage.
California dairy owners increased state butterfat per cow from 143 pounds in 1920 to 239.2 in 1927, adding about 14.3 million dollars to income over seven years. The expansion followed a decade goal of 265 pounds, driven by cow testing associations, improved feeding and breeding, herd health, facilities, and 4 H youth involvement, under the state extension service and BEH Crocheron's guidance.
The fragment recalls Lem Tibbets running a restaurant and Vera saving a dish, with memories of sausages, pancakes, and sardines. It paints a scene of dining, longing, and sad tears as the speaker recalls the club kitchen, a frying pan, and lingering flavors.
Funeral services were held in the Ashley ward building Monday January 5 for Fontetla LeBeau Wist who died January 1 at a Reno Nevada hospital after an operation. Bishop Alma Preece conducted with a mixer quartet singing Beautiful Home and Jesus Lover of My Soul. Interment was in Vernal City cemetery. Fontetla, born June 6 1906, leaves husband William Wist a daughter Marvel Emily born of a later marriage, mother Caroline LeBeau, brother Adolph LaBeau and two sisters Mrs Lewis Freestone and Mrs Merfal Henry.
Frank Lee suffered a serious but non fatal accident when a cave in at Clarence Jensen's coal mine trapped him briefly. His brother Lawrence dragged him to safety and he received care at Roosevelt. No bones broken, but bruised and cut. Several residents suffer colds and illnesses while others recover from minor surgeries and routine visits. The town notes also mention quilting bees and visitors from Vernal and Tridell.
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