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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
3
A writer laments ignorance and lax law enforcement fueling crime such as liquor bootlegging and poultry theft. He argues society must foster strong public opinion to deter such acts and curb a corrupting influence threatening decency and order.
A historic note recalls a meeting where residents debated community cleanliness and campus beauty. A woman urged improving surroundings at Central School in Vernal, proposing walks to catalog sights like burned stumps, dilapidated sheds, and litter. The piece urges civic groups to start a beautification campaign.
In 1565 the first pencils appeared following the discovery of a graphite mine at Borroewdale England. The item marks a pivotal moment in writing instruments with a new era of portable writing implements.
Six field men from the Carnegie museum will work in Vernal area this summer gathering fossils and present plant and animal life. Le Roy Kay HR Eller J J Burke Gene Burke Dr Edward H Graham and Dr J Kenneth Coutt will collect specimens and data amid Uintah County quarries near Leota Vernal Lapoint and Jensenaur.
The April Utah Taxpayer notes tax relief across state city county and schools. It cites peak combined tax take in 1930 of $26 583 182 and $23 722 811 in 1932, with 1933 revenues estimated at $234 600 guiding legislative action and near matching actuals.
National Planning committee urges legislation to safeguard United States public lands amid resource decline. Notes 176 million acres mostly in eleven western states with thousands of withdrawn sites for minerals, grazing dominates use, warns continued waste leads to erosion and barren wastes, impacting the livestock industry.
An ad claims Kruschen Salts aid weight loss with a testimonial from Havre Jost and Bertha Waldo praising reduced weight and health benefits. It promotes daily use of Kruschen Salts in hot water, promising easier digestion, better complexion, energy, and youthful vitality, noting a four week jar costs four dollars at drugstores.
The passage notes that western public range states influence eastern farmers and stockmen relying on stockers and feeders from the range. It warns that denudation of watersheds raises siltation risks in irrigation reservoirs and ditches, endangering water supplies for irrigation and urban use.
Logan Utah Dewey Donahoe of Nedla earned first and second sweepstakes for fitting and showing a jersey calf and cow at the sixth annual livestock show of the Ag club at Utah State Agriculture College in Logan. The contest trains students in skill and aims to foster appreciation of purebred breeders and show ring excellence amid strong student competition.
An elderly lady instructs a driver to stop the car after brakes fail. She orders the vehicle to be stowed so she can walk to safety, indicating a tense roadside incident and her plan to avoid danger.
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