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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
6
Continued column notes that the next meeting was set for two weeks from Sunday at the home of Mrs Zilpha Wellman. Edith Neal, daughter of Charles Neal of Vernal, has been visiting her aunts, Mrs Milo Snow and Mrs William Schaefer Meyer.
Naple Mrs J N Lybbert and reporters Frank Merrill Arthur Harrison Wilford Olsen Fuller Merrill and Harold Merrell returned home Sunday from Price with freight. Mrs Harriet Merrell visits Bluebell for two weeks. Albert Goodrich leaves Friday for Provo to attend Ambier School Georgoff. Goodrich will accompany him to Provo then continue to Logan for vocational training. Miss Hannah Harrison leaves this week for Provo to attend Summer School.
Rape is among the crops suitable for succulent pasture for hogs or sheep in summer and fall. It yields abundant foliage relished by animals, is easily grown, and can be sown in spring or early summer after frost danger. It endures frost and can be pastured late if stock is kept off when frozen.
The text reflects on why charity starts locally and notes that initial gifts are often modest. It contrasts wealth with the mindset to enjoy it, then links ragtime and radio to a toll that funds both, suggesting cultural shifts finance entertainment and media.
A stark-opinion notice laments unprecedented levels of organized crime across the country. The piece cites widespread activity and calls for attention to the rising threat, urging local officials and citizens to respond with vigilance and action.
Northwest Wheat Growers Association plans to extend further credit to members for Near East Relief wheat donations. General manager George C Jewett says any reasonable order directing delivery from a member's wheat will be honored, with the deduction treated as part of future payments rather than increasing existing advances.
The urge to move cows to pasture early in spring tempts many, but pastures need conditioning. Milk yields rise briefly when grass returns, yet without continued barn rations the milk production fades and cattle lose flesh. The piece also carves sharp aphorisms about effort, restraint, and learning through experience.
Near East Relief warns 83 Bibled land orphans in Alaska need feeding for another year. Rev David Waggoner coordinates aid from Juneau while E A Potter in Spokane states funds are stretched. Northwest headquarters in Seattle seeks $5 per month per child totaling about $5,000 to feed and shelter them.
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