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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1963

Page

7

Weather talk and winter conditions in Vernal area

The piece discusses seasonal weather patterns, snow in higher elevations aiding livestock and road safety, and the impact on construction and transportation. It notes dry spells, potential irrigation from Steinaker Reservoir, and contrasts local conditions with harsher weather abroad, urging appreciation of utilities resilience and safety.

Mark Twain Hyorybuly Steinaker Reservoir Alao Aris Bool White River Tivestoskmen Tony Mastera Seaboard Europe Aline

Water Trees and Shrubs In Dry Utah Winter

Forecasters warn of stormy Utah weather but rain may be light. To help trees and evergreens survive dry soil, roots should be thoroughly soaked now with a garden hose if moisture fails to arrive. Garden club leader Krod Angsburger urges thorough irrigation to prevent damage from drought conditions.

Utah Anys Krod Angsburger Salt Lake City

Sunday Closing Laws Face Retailer Pushback

The piece discusses Sunday closing efforts for essentials like food and medicine. It contrasts full-day Sunday openings driven by competition with a counter-movement toward laws restricting commerce on the day. It notes blue laws, state Sunday closing statutes, and city ordinances as tools, stressing clear lists of allowed and forbidden merchandise and noting exceptions for resort areas.

Talent Is Capital in Small Business Success

A small one-man shop, led by a highly trained expert, secured a large prime contractor's business by purchasing costly machinery, working overtime, and personally handling complex tools to deliver finished work on schedule. The story illustrates how personal industry can yield success despite small staff and assets.

Babson on Small Business Opposes Size Myth

Babson Park Massachusetts column argues that success in business does not require vast size and that personal, reliable service by small businesses remains vital. He cites numerous small entrepreneurs thriving alongside giants, noting optimism for the future and the continuing role of individual trust in commerce.

White House Babson Park Mass Mr. Babson

Laws to enforce despite entry in statute books

The speaker asserts that the laws must be enforced and applied consistently, not treated as mere entries in the statute books. Emphasis on timely implementation and accountability to ensure legal compliance and public trust.

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Wedding

Residents travel to Salt Lake for two week stay with relatives while others attend a reception and dance for Clifford Bigelow. Families from Jensen Vernal and Roosevelt gather at homes of Warburtons Adams and others. Community members, including MIA attendees, mingle with kin and friends across towns.

Douglas Wall Jensen Elmo Hardy Hancock Clayton Hardy Clifford Bigelow Gale Anderton Carl Anderson Montwell Butch Davis Vernal Roy Springer Gusher Annie Davis Adams David Jenkins MIA Thekna ‘Lamb Della Woolley Thelma Winn MaeSerouse Carolyn Caldwell Jeanie Persyy Vera Bigelow Lola Clark Ethel Taylor Shirleen Perry Lois Kay Woolley Don Davis Annie Adams Butch Wilkins Ed Richman Raymond Scorls Roosevelt Larry Bigelow Charley Bigelow Verna Jay Hartly Kenneth Hartle

Daddy Date Held at Jensen Primary Chapel

The Lighorn girls of the Primary held their Daddy Date Friday evening at the Jensen chapel. Ha Peterson Eloise Curfew and Bonnie Moon led the event. Dinner was served to the girls and their dogs with guests President Jogg Haslem and Stake Primary officers Lois Erickson Welds Wilkins in attendance. Games were enjoyed by the group.

Jensen Lighorn Ha Peterson Eloise Curfew Bonnie Moon Jogg Haslem Stake Lois Erickson Welds Wilkins

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