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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1958

Page

3

Scout Board Meetings In Uintah District This Summer

Clog thieves and Scout boards in Uintah District plan summer meetings at Dr Nay Spendieve home, chairing June and July sessions. Arthur Wiscombe, advancement chair, notes District Board of Review meets third Monday at 6 pm. Next Court of Honor set for Friday June 27 at High Uinta camp.

Uintah District Boards Naview Far Stu Flfe Eagle Sliver Advancement Rankal Dog Scouts of America Nay EF Spendieve Uintah Arthury Wiscombe Uintah District Advancement District Board of Review Uintah District Uinta Boy Scout

Scout Trek Registration Deadline Set for Utah Peak Trek

Sunday June 15 marks the registration deadline for the 1958 Explorer Trek to Kings Peak Utah. The trek runs August 28 to August with two routes, packs and horses options, and a $2.50 to $7.50 fee depending on horse provision. Utah National Parks Council units Vernal First Ward Post 2233 Duchesne Post 2268 and Roosevelt Ward Post 2251 are listed as participating.

Kings’ Peak Utah Ujtah Bason Utah National Parks Council Vernal First Ward Duchesne Roosevelt Ward Skinner

Explorers Net 23 Awards At Recent District Meet

Explorers of Uintah and Roosevelt Scout Districts earned 23 awards at the Explorer Court of Awards held Tuesday evening June 6 at Jolleys Corner on the Whiterocks road. Ten awards went to Vernal First Ward Post members. Namely Thomas F Nowells bronze award physical fitness and aviation ratings. Larry Thomas physical fitness. Larry Knight aviation and physical fitness and explorer bronze. Kirk Jolley aviation. David Childs and Tom Childs apprentice. Paul R Watkins Roosevelt Ward Troop 251 explorer gold. Glenn Merrell Triden Post 2242 life badge bronze award vocational skills. Lynn McKee apprentice. George Glines physical fitness. Ward Goodrich home repairs. Dean Goodrich apprentice. Charles Jenkins apprentice and vocational. Merrill Rasmussen physical fitness and explorer bronze from Ballard Post 2252. An upcoming three-district Court of Awards is planned for early September in United District, which earned the honor for May progress. notification will come 24 hours prior by explorer mobilization.

Explorers Uintah Roosevelt Jolleys Whiterocks Road Toports Rulon Dean Skinner Vernal First Ward Thomas F Nowells Larry Thomas Larry Knight Explorer Kirk Jolley David Childs Tom Childs Paul R Watkins Roosevelt Ward Glenn Merrell Triden Post Léifel Tridell Lynn McKee George Glines Ward Goodrich Dean Goodrich Ballard Post Charles Jenkins Merrill Rasmussen United District Skinner

Roosevelt Soldier Earns Alaska Training Test

Army Specialist Third Class Thomas R. Broderick of Roosevelt Utah recently took part in a preparedness for emergency training test at Ladd Air Force Base Alaska. Broderick a clerk in Company B of the 1st Infantry entered the Army in March 1956 and was stationed at Fort Bragg NC.

Army Thomas R. Broderick Crystal Broderick Roosevelt Utah Ladd Air Force Base Alaska Broderick 1It Infantry Fort Bragg

Tender Grasses Too Soon Hurt Milk Output in Uintah Dairies

Uintah County dairymen are warned not to turn cows onto tender wet grasses too early or milk production will drop. Utah State University extension dairyman Lyman Itch notes rotation grazing allows earlier, safer pasturing. Young calves should stay in dry lots. steady growth favors continued feeding on dry forage.

Uintah County Lyman Extension Utah State University Logan Rich USU Ays

Soldier arrives in Alaska after 1955 Union High School graduate

A 20 year old soldier who graduated in 1955 from Union High School arrived in Alaska last December.

Alaska Union High School

Best alfalfa cutting time shown by bloom stage

Tests from Beltsville Maryland show initial bloom alfalfa yields most digestible nutrients and butterfat per cow. Comparisons across initial half and full bloom reveal substantial losses in digestible protein per acre as alfalfa matures, with dire cost implications for dairy operations.

Beltsville Maryland Ralph Hodgson Bureau of Dairy Industry USDA

Vote on Wheat Quotas to Shape 1959 Farm Program

B Ray Lyman says June 20 referendum in Wheat states will decide if marketing quotas and acreage allotments apply to the 1959 wheat program with penalties for excess production. Price supports would be about 1.20 per bushel or 60 percent of parity if quotas fail. only commercial wheat states face these measures. Eligible voters are farmers affected by quotas. small holders and feed wheat participants are ineligible.

Vinkah County B. Ray Lyman State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Lyman Utah

Jensen 41 Sewing Demons Event Reported

A report highlights a Jensen 41 Sewing Demons gathering held at Lucille Taylor’s home on June 26 with Thea White in attendance. The note references.Meverly Curfew.

Jensen Sewing Lucille“ Taylora Thea White

Junior reader officers elected as follows

Dorothy Morne led a vote to elect officers with Linda Taylor named president Dorothy Mord as vice president Thea White secretary and Deverly Curzon as reporter.

Dorothy Morne Linda Taylor Dorothy Mord Thea White Secre

Fragmented OCR Summary of Vague Historical Text

The fragment mentions Linda Taylor eloping and a meeting with prayer, plus a belief about a father popular polentitia and a claim that birds evolved from early reptiles. It references Teplan scales and feathered evidence as an old concept. The text is incomplete and contains garbled phrases.

A. Father

Loss on Uintah County hay yield from cottonseed meal input

A farmer notes that buying 41 percent cottonseed meal as protein supplement costs about 16.32 dollars per acre, nearly the value of one ton of hay per acre lost, amounting to about 15 percent of the yearly hay yield on the best Uintah County land.

Uintah County

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