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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1942
Page
6
In war the advantage lies with heat weapons and the labs in America develop new gear for fighting men. It notes years to build forge readiness, credits Guerry and General Bledsie for early wartime service solving technical problems. History repeats as a broadcasting industry grows postwar.
Washington July 22 In talks with officials Granger, head of wool section at the War Production Board, said there is growing belief the federal government will decide to purchase the entire domestic wool crop for the duration of the war. He noted no formal objection exists though final approval is pending and that Hill’s recommendation may lead to a formal order. Western wool growers face cuts in WPA contracts and price adjustments already affecting woolen goods.
Representative Granger met with Mel Marringer to discuss the barley growers’ market weakness. He warned against letting prices fall below reasonable levels, saying a collapse could disrupt the industry. The secretary of agriculture was urged to consider plans with the Commodity Credit Corporation and loan supports to aid brokers and buyers.
Names of residents visiting Vernal, departures to Grand Junction, and new employments. Mrs Jolten Hath visited Vernal while Mr and Mrs Metres traveled there. Thorne Ranch worker Osrina Neilson leaves for Vernal for new employment. A July 25 schoolhouse dance with music by Mrs Eva Hatch and sons is planned. Hay crops progress as a goat is expected.
Naples residents share weekend visits and arrivals, including Hazel Marlin and two children visiting W J Gemm. Ashel Evans as evening speaker. Avoca Sus and Elizaveth Noel musical selections. News of births, travel, and relatives in California, Utah, and Roosevelt appears with updates on Goodrich, Hullinger, Manwaring, and Gentry families.
Raymond Hansen of Los Angeles visited his sister Mrs Delos Searle on Monday. Several families and individuals from Searle, Bast Lake City, Meeker, Wellington, Vernal, Myton and Roosevelt were listed as visiting relatives, with notes of births and illnesses. A 19 lb baby boy arrived July 18 to Mr and Mrs Travis Nelson. Local speakers Wm S Wallis and Ralph Horrocks addressed the association meeting Sunday night.
A Salt Lake to Yellowstone Park automobile run set a record last week with a time of hours and 39 minutes. Ab Jenkins achieved the feat in a notable cross country drive. Mr and Mrs Robert Hunting welcomed a baby boy born July 16. Uintah Railway builders request more time as supplies are delayed. Mr and Mrs Merrill Bennion plan relocation to Salt Lake City.
Lapoint 422 Smith spent the weekend in Salt Lake City visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Raymond Mewar. An anchievable program was hosted by Glies Ward in sacrament town Sunday night. Norton announced a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Roy Norton of California. The Nortons formerly lived in Lwpoint, Mia Velda Young and her children visited with My Voula’s mother Mia Belle Habnan last week. Otte Costice and sons Resco and Teobert were visiting in Salt Lake City last week. The Teph of theital State Meant clinic in Salt Lake treated a 10 year old patient for dental work and will be here for the weeks. Miss Hyp am Taylor received word that Seepe had been promoted to evident. This is the fourth emence. Martin is received for December. Mrs Rutherford and two children returned to their home in Salt Lake Idaho, Monday after a visit.
Guidance on chick housing feeding and health from Purina experiments. Install foldable roosts at three weeks, start four broods per year, ensure fresh air and vitamin enriched feeds, use Puratene and Puri-flave, consider Chek-A-Tabs in water, upgrade feeders at four weeks, and invest in War Bonds.
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