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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1953
Page
6
A fragment describes quick toast ideas with luncheon meat and cheese under a broil, paired with simple garnishes like pineapple or banana. It mentions lamb chops with barbecue sauce and chilled soups such as vichyssoise, ending with reference to warm weather salad sandwiches.
Recipe notes describe making a Daffodil Cream Pie with apricot nectar sugar and salt, dissolving gelatin in nectar, cooling to thickened, then folding whipped milk into gelatin before filling an baked shell. Also includes stray fragments about rye bread and trout.
A fragmented note emphasizes forest fire prevention and its impact on local business. It argues that wealth from forest products supports the drugstore, factory, and jobs, urging careful management of woodlands to protect commerce and employment.
Public Safety officials urge judges and peace officers to uphold the court conference traffic schedule aiming to curb violations. A Safety Council survey shows fines vary and calls for stronger enforcement to deter offenders and reduce accidents. The plan stresses balance between arrests, court action, and deterrent effect across Utah.
Conoco plans to drill three wells on English Co. properties at Urado Colorado on the Utah state line. J A Minton of Salt Lake City said the Mesa Verde formation tests will be sunk in exchange for a 50 percent interest in a 57,909 acre unit. Continental must drill a fourth well in the Weber formation to participate in any production outside Mesa Verde.
Local firemen in Vernal City and Uintah County viewed a color film on fire suppression in fields and hills. Presented by assistant state forester W. E. Tangren, the program covered trench lines to stop spread, mop up techniques, and the need to fully extinguish fires, followed by a discussion with diagrams and fire safety reminders.
In two years of its existence the program generated tax collections totaling more than 5.75 million dollars for fish restoration efforts under the Dingell Johnson act.
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