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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1942

Page

6

State Board Warns Farmers on Livestock Diseases

A State Board advisory urges farmers to guard against livestock diseases. The State Veterinarian Dr John I Curtis leads efforts, with veterinarians and practitioners aiding reporting of communicable diseases. The warning stresses vigilance to protect pigs cows chickens and other stock in wartime readiness.

State Board Smalus Dent Bo Adobe Eid Sloner Tereasiddebormer Gbyriegsui Fedebe & Gurtis Shite Agriculuté Fetin Americain Veterinary Medical Association Thanh Wilner Lealoner Saa Jonn I Curtis

808 and AAA Unite To Aid Uintah County Farming Industry

Uintah County AAA treasurer Mayvr Bmirth announces a water measuring program to aid farmers under AAA. Honard M. Ivory of the SB coordinates farmers signed up to measure water usage with SCS assisting installations. Farmers receive one dollar per acre for measuring water, marking the program's first year of payments and educational value, with a call to contact the AAA office in the Court House.

AAA BOS Alhan Department of Agriculture Mayvr Bmirth Uintah County Honard M. Ivory SCS Smith Din Court House

Farm Leaders Seek Answer To Bee Loss Problem

Appalling bee losses in Utah reduced hive numbers from 72 000 to about 4000 5000 and sparked a joint meeting of four state agricultural agencies and societies. A committee was formed under William Petersen to study bee health and outline a research program, including potential arsenic poisoning from orchard sprays affecting bees and possible impacts on cover crops.

Utah Utah Agricultural Agencies Utah State Agricultural College Caniphs William Petersen Utah State Aggicultural Conese Extension Service A L Stark Extension Horticul Turlet Atthie Ogden Uurniy Pleas Davis County Dee Unatm Maon Treas

Paraded New Pioneer Theme At Sunday Program

A large crew attended the joint MIA program Sunday evening with the theme The New Pioneer On Parade. A telegram arrived for Mrs Belle Labrum from her son in Australia. Mrs Roxa Taylor’s son has been in the Army two years. Local plans for Uintah irrigation water project discussed under court house committee. John Blyth’s shop, Carnet & Co. owner, and John Wik wakes boots and repairs. Mr Wilson, a veteran shoe vendor, noted as a prominent local craftsman.

Roxa ‘Taylor Belle Labrum Gari Austra Lahrut Vegas W.P Reyr Clits Ashley Ponder John Biylbe Court House Committee Cocketing Carnet Blacksig John Wik Mr. Wilson Wits

Bee Losses Rise as June Spraying Peaks in Apple Orchards

Dr Stark notes heavy bee losses in June and July align with spraying periods using arsenic and other poisons. He urges careful spraying timing and suggests non poisonous controls to protect pollinators. The article mentions impacts on honey production, orchard yields, and beekeeper concerns across farms in the valley.

Jery Dr Stark de Stark Cerone Hest Farm Lasaes Thorne Pepe George H Udell Moris Foams Byron Eathn

Local residents greet visitors and plan Fourth of July

Multiple households from Meck, Cole, Neola, East Lake City, Myton, Salt Lake City, Ogden and Oakland hosted and visited relatives this week. Trips included Bakpointe, Meeker and Deer Creek departures for work and summer travel to Salt Lake, Tacoma, and Kansas City, while plans emerged for a Bonanza area Fourth of July celebration and committee chair duties.

Ieien Taylor Sherman Taylor Meck Roxa Taylor Earl Gadd Pops Place Cole George Pearson Neola Lawrence Lee Leland Perry East Lake City Peartle Preece Larry Ernest Glines Jasper Justice Salt Lake John Lambert George Tigelow Milan Bywater Myton McCoy Nyberg Maxine Annie Warburton Salt Lake City Warburton Twingo Tacoma Wash Lola White Beth Nyberg McCoy Pearl Huseman Ogden Ella Bills Walter Rasmussen Tewis Rasmussen Edna Allen Gladys Labrim Harden Labrim May Lee Bonnie Teft Kansas City Richard Lacie Lopez Englewood Calf Melvin Hackford Frank McClure W. J. Fuslor -Gn Wayne Perry Perry Meeker Willan P Parrs Deer Creek Frei! McMickell Virgil Jenser Alma Pearl Labrum Marva Jobe Eiva Taliaferra MIA Vartus der Davis Harvey Bene Lott Colorado Army Christine Harrison Sil Vernal Willkalty Wellare Mir Willinut Coldwell Toiety Tieayer Hayden Bertenpnal Jerre F Harris George Justion Huntington Ant Ateneck Flba Tustice Wee Wood Justice Clair Burton Tesser Cresstone Cole Sunita Travis Nelson Bonanza Flora Davis Reagan Clyde Lee Bonanza Tie Wes Ralph Taylor

Baby born to Ellen Perry family in Callt area

Mr and Mrs Ellen Perry of San Diego Callt announce the birth of a baby boy on May 28 according to their word. They are former residents of this ward. Mr and Mrs Dickson of Meeker Colo visited here at the home of Mr and Mrs James Hoefeltz. Members of the Jolly group prepared dessert dishes at the home of leader Mrs Arngsderry last Thursday. Teller Society marked its hundredth anniversary with a program last Tuesday evening at the chapel grounds with an evergreen tree planted beforehand and dedicatory prayers by William Hoefeltz Bishop Eaton Archie Johnson and Mrs.

Ellen Perry San Diego I4e Dickson Meeker Golo James Hoefeltz Arngsderry Teller Society William Hoefeltz Bishop B. Eaton Archie Johnson Mra

Johnson family event with music and temple visit notes

Muse T Johnson performs cornet solos by Glendon Johnson as church activities span Sacrament meeting and Sunday School changes. Families from Salt Lake and local residents like Perry and Erekson attend, with a genealogy excursion to the Salt Lake temple and a leaders meeting detailing Primary, Sunday event plans, and refreshments.

Muse T. Johnson Glendon Johnson A.C Jackson Salt Lake Joe Hoefeltz Don Erekson Vermil Johnson Stephen G. Perry Ibuye Tre Arnold Perry Tolph Halen Mt Percy Fallon Billingsley Ward Salt Lake Temple Genealogies Utuler Enest M. John Lain Stephen ¢P Perry Marta Pletcher Kyle Remington Myron Perry Ernest Johnson Joe Strice Alice Dulings Jil Hodgkinson Margaret Budiey Alice Murdock Salt Lake City Progesin Serview Hie Old Hullinger Bishop Eutersart Martin W Curtis Betty Crafts Jane Murray Vern Murray

Official Maps Plans for Fall Election

Secretary of State BE, E. Monson started preparing certificates to be submitted to county clerks listing vacancies to fill this fall. Printed copies must reach county officials 73 days before the primary, meaning completion before June 16. Monson sought the attorney general’s opinion on Wendell Grover, a holdover state senator and appointee to the state industrial commission, whose status was recently validated by the supreme court pending a petition for hearing.

E. Monnon Monson Grover A. Giles Wendell Grover State Senate Salt Lake City State Industrial Commission Supreme Court

Delinquent Notice and Estate Creditor Alerts

Delinquent assessments from 1942 threaten sale of shares held by Hatlock, Lette, Hosmer, Johnson and others. also multiple notices to creditors for estates of Jayne Bullock, John Kirk, John Weaver, Lorenzo Hale, Fred Hart, Luther Swett, Roland Grover, Jane Bennion, Charles Carter. Creditors must file claims by specified July 1942 deadlines at Uintah County offices.

Burns Bench Wrization Co Jensen Utah JK Hatlock Lette G Hosmer Johnson de Tate Jayne Bullock Oost Wathy Write Cadi Uintah Mapk Veval Utal John Kirk Luther Swett Wallace Caller Uintah State Bank Hailding Vernal Alene Swett Roland Boyd Grover Wallace Grider Uintah State Bank Verna Wallace Calder Roland Boyd Grover Charles S Carter E. R. Lawrence-Cooper Uintah State Bank Diltline Charles H. Carter

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