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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
8
A Jersey cow branded AY on its right side is reported missing and is to be notified to Frank Hatch. Local livestock notices urge owners to claim or identify the beast. The notice provides branding and contact instruction for verification.
The family expresses deep thanks to friends for kindness during illness and death of their husband and father. They appreciate those who helped at the services the singing the flowers and other expressions of sympathy from Frod Wall and family.
The Colorado highway board in Denver with Governor Johnson and district engineer J A Eddlott plans major 1934 improvements. Federal aid funds would be used to upgrade key segments from Idaho Springs to Floyd Hill and Mayville to the Utah line, plus work to finish the Moffat county stretch. Completion would yield a modern transcontinental route and boost No 40 as a popular traveler path.
A petition led by S H Bimball promotes a town plan for an old age pension for residents over sixty. About 130 signatures from Vernal and other Uintah Basin communities support sending the measure to Congress to aid retirees and stimulate economic stability. W F Hutton of Long Beach spoke in San Diego, claiming the plan would end the depression and spur prosperity for all ages.
Secretary Wallace announced a national program funded from a $50 million pool under the Jones Connally act to eradicate Bangs disease in dairy cattle. The plan, voluntary for states and owners, targets up to 20 to 50 dollar indemnities and covers all states with about 15 percent of U.S. cattle infected.
Mr and Mrs George Miller and family of Bluffdale Utah visited the home of Mrs Myrtle Erek last week.
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