The Bernal Express Editor Notice at Vernal Utah
The Bernal Express William Wallis editor enters as second class matter at Vernal Utah post office March 12 1809 under act of March 31 1809. Subscription rate listed.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
4
The Bernal Express William Wallis editor enters as second class matter at Vernal Utah post office March 12 1809 under act of March 31 1809. Subscription rate listed.
Harold G Moutton of the Brookings Institution derides the notion that public debt harms no one since taxpayers fund interest and deficits. He argues deficits erode real wealth, warning that continuous pump priming with public funds leads to ruin unless stable finance and productive industry sustain earnings.
Wartime coal shortages threaten vital war materials as 100 million tons of coal could be used in explosives plastics and drugs. The industry faced rising demand before and after interruptions, risking lives of service members whose efforts power the war.
Residents and relatives from Los Angeles Vernal Park City Salt Lake Springville and Roosevel t mingle at the Jap Pike and Ots Horrocks homes. Guests include Mr and Mrs Heber Onie family, Nellie Whitlock, Phyllis Daniels, John Bolton and family, Merlin Mor invia and dashter, John Hall and Jane Workmen, Rueben Nels Roosevelt, Glen Diamond, Ray Dwayne and Lynn Haslem. Apt officers of Apoint aid Bennett plan the 26th Buckaroo Park celebration as Clive Sprouse and others return from Willow Creek assignments. Norman Bennet leaves for overseas duty.
The text promotes a dubious oil additive and crankcase flushing claim. It references Pep 88 Vico amp and suggests changes to lubricants, transmission and differential lubrication. It includes garbled phrases about driving, air impurities, fuel particles, and government salvage drives with unclear connection.
Jensen residents celebrate a furlough visit for Cpl Horace Ainge and his wife and honor Joseph Nokes before his Marine Corps induction. A wedding in the Merkley family and several local visits and visits from relatives fill the week as residents travel between Jensen, Mama, Maeser, and nearby towns.
Sheep men led by National Wool Growers Association secretary J Melvin Jones warn of a change in Air Corps purchasing of shearling pelts. Purchases shifting from ranchers to clothing manufacturers could cut producers’ prices by about one dollar per pelt, risking losses for California growers estimated at 350 000. Officials hope previous price levels may be restored, but demand is expected to drop as Air Corps reduces buys in coming months. Milton Wooley and wife of Lapoint were here Monday.
Ivan Perry and Albert G Goodrich of the stake Sunday School board visited Jensen. Wm 8 Wallis, Ernest Johnson, and Eugene Nielsen of the Beven Sea Presidency were present. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Adair Brimhall on June wth. Mrs John Harrison of Ashley helped care for her.
The Workman family, with a 60 acre farm in Vintah County, balances farm duties with wartime work. Mr Workman doubles shifts at the refinery, while Mrs Workman milks cows, gardens, canned 500 quarts, sews, knits 20 sweaters, and makes garments for the Red Cross. The household boosts fuel, livestock care, and clothing production as sons join the Army and the family purchases war stamps and bonds.
In Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah Uintah County Mildred Mogan sues Roberta P Han to quiet title on land described as portions of sections 6 8 5 in Townships 8 65 South Range 24 East and related parcels totaling about 40 to 805 acres. Attorney Wallace Calder, Vernal Utah, notices July 15 to August 12 for service and defense.
Bank balance sheet lists assets of 1.716 million including cash, U S government obligations, and deposits. Capital accounts show 65 thousand with 26 thousand surplus and 96 thousand undivided profits. Notary confirms authenticity and filing with Utah Bank Commissioner Arch ie Johnson signs.
Public bank statement for Bank of Vernal Utah showing assets including loans and discounts and US government obligations. Deposits total 538120.25 with capital accounts 63411386 and васturing notes by officials. Certification by bank officers and Utah Bank Commissioner confirms accuracy of the filed report.
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