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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1952

Page

12

Basin Operations of Carter Oil Handled From Vernal Office

Carter Oil expands in Uintah Basin with Vernal offices covering 10,000 sq ft and 112 staff. Exploration under Mc Cullough hunts folds, uses sounding and seismographs, derricks include Jack knife and steel frame types. Production tops 1000 barrels daily as Edna Davis No. 1 and four Carter Oil wells drive growth toward a permanent Uintah Basin industry.

Carter Oil Vernal Uintah Basin Fanna America Carter Ol W. E. Clay District Land Man Exploration Department Rioduction Department Mr. Cooksey Utah Oil All Lake City Uintah Edna Davis No. 1 Fof Carteril

New Chemicals Stop Hopper Threat to Crops

New pesticides spread from airplanes to control grasshoppers end a century of locust plagues on the Great Plains. Iran used aldrin last year to quell a severe plague, while the U S Department of Agriculture promotes aldrin chlor­dane and toxaphene, making sprays easier for farmers and more potent, aiming to curb future invasions and protect western irrigation and settlement.

Great Plains Iran Egypt Joseph U.S. Department of Agriculture

Grasshoppers Ravage Plains Blight Drives Historic Controls

A historical account recalls a grasshopper invasion that stripped the Great Plains of vegetation. Witness Stuart Henry notes fields and gardens eaten bare in a week while authorities enacted bounties and laws. Minnesota, Nebraska, and Dakota Territory mobilized funds and troops, with federal study aid and state bonds to combat the pests.

Great Plains Stuart Henry Youraphy Minnesota Nebraska Dakota Territory Kansas Congress Rocky Mountain

50 Years of Rambouillet Sheep Breeding at Utah State Fair

Salt Lake City Utah State Fair will honor fifty years of Rambouillet sheep breeding with an oral show highlighting Utah's world renowned sheep and the breeders who built the lineage. The display traces the Merino importations from France and Germany by Seely, Clos, Lincoln, and others to modern purebreds, with photos of early rams and ewes and notes on wool changes over time.

Salt Lake City Utah John Seely Mr’ Fiewsant Col Tinston Dwight Lincoln Milford Ohio Guvert Rambo France William Clos Lincoln E France Germany United States Eer West Rambouillet Count von Homeyer Bates Irvin

Leeton Bennett Weiner Roast Honors Maxine Taylor

Audrey Taylor hosted a birthday微信 roast for daughter Maxine with games and a good time. Community speakers at a Sunday meeting included Hollis Hollinger Russell Todd and Albert Haris from Roosevelt Jey Gates and Orile Bellon of Ballard.

Audrey Taylor Weiner Maxine Hollis Hollinger Rusell Todd Albert Haris Roosevelt Jey Gates Orile Bellon Ballard Clair Haslem Haslem Leonard Horrocks Mrs. Brown Afton Schwaar Daughters Salt Lake Otis Horrocks

Myton Wins Overtime In Close 11th Inning Game

The score ended 5 to 6 after 11 innings as Myton earned the decisive point. Gary Bolton was sustained Sunday as second counselor in the Bishopric with Clair Haslem as first counselor, replacing P. EB. ebeons who moved to Roosevelt. Carl Lindely of Provo and relatives visit Woodrow Lindely’s parents. Lindelys and Houston families host visitors from Salt Lake.

Myton Gary Bolton Clair Haslem P. Eb.ebeons Roosevel Carl Lindely Provo Lindely Jack Houston Joe Linger Salt Lake George Houston

Baltimore Fertilizer Industry Roots in 1880 Plant

A small Baltimore plant launched the United States fertilizer industry in 1880, growing into one of the largest producers. The story notes early recognition of fertilizers aiding crop growth, with farmers applying nutrients to corn fields and other crops.

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