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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1954

Page

2

Utah Deer Hunter Report Pins 1953 Season Yields

The 1953 Utah deer harvest report shows a 40 percent return from 27 000 allocation cards with 119 58 hunters afield and a 71 percent success producing 1 082 bucks and 23 190 does for a total kill of 86 278. Special permits added 3 107 bucks and Bois does for 0 735 total. statewide deer kill reached 85 003. Ashley Vernal and other units show variable success, with Cache Face unit achieving 100 percent hunter success. Pheasant data note 82 595 sportsmen in the field in 1983, average 2 07 pheasants per hunter, and 245 307 pheasants harvested from 82 695 hunters.

Utah State Fish and Game Commission Fort Ashtoy-Vernal Book Cliffs Wish Sik Ashley Daggett Ashley-South Brown's Park- Threg Cornera Hunter Auccert Auccesa Hunta Gare Uintah Duchenne Utah Utah State Department of Fish and Game

Fragmentary note on stability and flares at height

Incomplete OCR passage discusses bont stability and Suh ma at height of sides and nents, with mention of aters and flare of the aides. Unclear subjects and actions limit precise reconstruction of event or entity names.

Secretary Benson Sets 1954 Referendum on Wheat Quotas

Secretary Benson calls for a July 23 national referendum among growers on marketing quotas for the 1955 wheat crop. Two thirds of voters must approve quotas to implement them. The plan arises as supply conditions exceed normal, with available 1984 55 wheat stock about 70 percent above normal if quotas pass.

Secretary of Agricultura Yzra Taft Benson Charles Wise Aricultural Stabization and Conservation Committee Benson Wize

Seven Uintah Students Receive BYU Scholarships

Seven Vernal students earned tuition scholarships to Brigham Young University Provo for one quarter with renewal possible for a full school year if a 2.5 GPA is maintained. Recipients include Blaine C Palmer, Jean Hodgkinson, Clifton David Merkley, Burliam Smith, Jean Johnston, Patricia Fae Lee and Fred H Calder.

Uintah BYU Vernal Brigham Young University Provo Blaine C Palmer Jean Hodgkinson Clifton David Merkley Buirlam Smith Jean Johnston Patricia Fae Lee Fred H. Calder

Wheat price support rules cut eligibility for many farmers

Under the 1955 crop price support plan, eligibility ranges from 90 to 75 percent of parity. Producers with more than 16 acres of wheat and subject to marketing quotas will lose price support eligibility for noncompliance with acreage allotments and face a marketing quota penalty on excess wheat.

Nutmeg Coconut Topping and Dessert Ideas

A recipe mention suggests sprinkling 4 teaspoon ground nutmeg over 1 cup shredded moist coconut and tossing to distribute. Also notes serving with creamed crabmeat, melting chocolate on a double boiler to top pound cake, and pairing with assorted fruit for a summer evening.

Recipe of the Weak Fudge Oatmeal Cookies

Recipe details a fudge oatmeal cookie method using condensed milk and chocolate. The steps describe combining milk, chocolate, water, and vanilla, cooking until thick, then folding in oats and raisins. After resting, drop spoonfuls onto a greased sheet and bake at a moderate oven until lightly browned.

Seasonal fruit and tomato treats from a home cook

A fragmented home recipe suggests pineapple spears strawberries and cherries with sweetened whipped cream or soured cream. It advises hollowing small tomatoes, filling with streamed spinach, topping with crumbled bacon and buttered crumbs, then baking 10 to 15 minutes for a savory dish.

Wig purchase woes provoke quick decision

A humorous verse recounts a bald man who plans to order a wig promptly but balks at paying, finding the expense too much. The joke hinges on a loose fit and the pun on toupee, reflecting Braley’s light verse style.

Berton Braley

Rid Your Stored Grain of Pests

Uintah County agricultural agent Clair Acord urges thorough cleaning of storage spaces to remove dust and refuse. He recommends spraying floors and walls with DDT and making bins bird, rat, and mouse proof to ensure grain remains fit for human consumption when sold.

Clair Acord Uintah County

Vernal Woman's Aunt Dies Leaving 309 Descendants

Maria Stock Alfred Merkley died at 95 in Logan on June 27 leaving 209 descendants. She was the oldest of six living generations, active in LDS Church work, born Sept 3 1858 in Port Elizabeth South Africa, crossed plains with William Budge, first married Alfred in 1875 and later Christopher Merkley, survived by six sons Asa N Allred Seymour Allred Edwin N Allred John E Rollan, 91 grandchildren 178 great grandchildren 79 great great grandchildren and one great great great grandchild.

Maria Stock Alfred Merkley Logan Merkley Alva Hatch Mr. Hatch Sarah Stock Peck Port Elizabeth South Africa John and Jane Adams Stock Plains William Budge Company of Pioneers Medwin N. ‘Alfred Salt Lake Christopher A Merkley Asa N Allred Saratoga Cal Seymour Allred Ogden Georgia Edwin N Allred Afton Wye John E. Rollan Smithfield

Bulls See Color Cues Not Red Anger Lifts Heat

Study notes bulls are not irritated by red as a color but react to movement and contrast. Researchers say the bulls’ agitation stems from motion rather than the color itself, suggesting color blindness to red in a key trigger for aggression.

Blue Tongue Vaccine Soon Available for Sheep

County agricultural agent Clair R. Acord reports a commercial blue tongue vaccine will be available this summer, expected to provide about 80 percent protection. California field trials with 8000 sheep showed promising results, and New York’s Lecryle Laboratories now manufacture the vaccine after U.S. Department of Agriculture approval. In trials, 400 sheep challenged with the virus showed 90 percent protection for vaccinated animals, with no outward signs of discomfort except a temperature rise about a week post vaccination.

Clair R. Acord Department of Agriculture California Lecrle Laboratories New York

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