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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1948
Page
6
Conservation director Robert Beatty explains fish scale readings determine age and growth rates. Biologists studying Mud Lake bluegills and bass find most fish are three to four years old and undersized, signaling limited food, cover, and spawning space and guiding potential size and bag regulation changes.
A brief note traces the stance on begging from medieval England to colonial America noting that the term Still Forbidden Begging appeared as a constraint and that formal punishments for beggars existed by 1349 in early colonial contexts.
Maeser Ednar Raines report multiple visitors from Canada England and Utah for a long reunion after thirty years. Provo Roland Hansen family visits parents Morgan Merkley while Ellin Stringham Atwood and Layne Stringham travel to Idaho. Major Francis Byrnes departs for Chicago for new army assignment with wife and three children staying with Ella Stringham. Ray Stringham and Frank Noel plus two sons visit from Salt Lake City and Ogden to attend rodeo. Frank Allen in San Francisco hospital for eye surgery after a year overseas.
Mr and Mrs Ken McLean visited in Ranelly with his sister Mrs Don Carrol. Maxine visits Pleasant Grove with Dan Simper family. Clifford Stutz and sons Robert and Steven from Bloomington Illinois visited Lester Bingham. Miss Barta Caldwell of Salt Lake City visited Wallace and Mrs Caldwell. Delbert Horrocks and daughter Mary Margaret of Provo spent the weekend home. Horrocks attends summer school in Provo. Boyd Hatch and wife welcomed a son born July 10. Enid Williams is former Mrs Hatch. Wayne Hulbert took daughter Shirley to Salt Lake City for medical care. Harold Ray Smith visiting his father Howard in Boise and wrote of a 12 inch, one pound fish to grandmother Lillie Singleton. Ralph Monk visited Mrs William Oaks last week. Mrs Robert Orman and daughter Dee Ann joined Mr Orman in Riverton Wyoming, staying with Mrs Orman’s parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Roberts.
A mixture of one pound of 50 percent benzene hexachloride with 100 gallons of water per 1,000 square feet effectively controls mole crickets in Jawna. In heavy lawns, increase to one and a half or two pounds. Apply with a sprinkler soon after rain or watering when crickets surface as the soil is damp.
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