Local feeding problems letters to Dr Duhatedt
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
2
Letters on local feeding problems may be sent to Dr Duhatedt at the Balt National Institute, 33 North LaSalle Street, Chicago 2, Illinois, as a further service to our readers.
Corn silage offers high feeding value due to fermentable sugars and palatability, while sorghum silage is less digestible though similar in stage of harvest. Grass and legume silage rise in use, with mixtures common. Answers discuss salt as fertilizer, crop responses, and research from Wisconsin and Mississippi State College.
Robert Litster and family from Salt Lake City spent a week in Naples with the Niles Southam family. Several relatives and visitors from nearby towns joined events, including MIA conference attendance in Salt Lake City and various social visits. Notable attendees included Connie Lundell, Hollis Hullinger, and Mrs Velda Simmons, with several others listed among the Naples gatherings and travel to Moab and Salt Lake City.
Jerry Rasmussen breaks his shoulder after a fall from a bed in White Rocks. Alberta Wardle prepares to leave town with a luncheon honoring her. neighbors Lynn Hardy, Madeena Smith, and others attend. Otto Wisel family visits Ogden residents, and multiple meetings and visits unfold including quilt making for Wilma Robb and farewells for Mr and Mrs Wardle.
Tridel ward sent eight youths to the University of Utah Dance Festival in Salt Lake City. Dancers were Deon Merkley Toni Goodrich Peggy Simmons Ann Morrill Dean Goodrich Lynn McKee RaMond Morrill and Johnny Merkley. A large group attended related meetings and various awards were presented to members including Wanda Morrill La zette Giinea and others.
Pheasant hunters hopeful for above average success may face uncertainty as nesting conditions and weather determine the 1958 hunt outcome. Officials cite hay mowing and cold wet weather as key factors impacting nesting and brood survival through the season.
The Utah Department of Fish and Game announced the arrival of 150000 Lahonton Cutthroat trout eggs from California. Processing will occur at Scott Avenue Midway and White Rocks hatcheries with fry slated for late summer release in Browne Lake on the north slope of the Winta Mountains. The project aims to provide additional native trout eggs to perpetuate Utah waters and support sport fishing.
Mabel Dartlelt Ruth Good mech and Lula Mullins announce a missionary farewell party for Creszy Ross Saturday night at the Tridell recreation hall. Ross has accepted a call to labor in the Great Lakes mission and will depart Sunday for the mission home.
Davis residents recount visits from Jack Befritz and Ellefritz families, local church events led by Asher Manwaring, and a newborn baby girl welcomed by extended family. Travel slides include Yellowstone and Salt Lake trips, with marriages, baptisms, and relatives noted.
Community notes recount the Bigelow family picnic at Roosevelt in honor of Nyle Bigelow and several outings and visits across Utah. Families including Bigelows, Perrys, Lamberts, Jenkins, and others traveled to Salt Lake City, Provo, Vernal, and Ogden for visits, fishing trips, weddings, and church events. The report highlights reunions, weekend trips, MIA convention attendance, and local hospitality across multiple towns.
Lake City spent the weekend here, Mrs Pearl Labrum vacationing with a sister in California with son Warren Labrum and wife from Las Vegas and a daughter, Mrs Vanaugh and husband in Tacoma. Carma Hacking and Sons were in Vernal Monday. George Bigelows and Agnes Walker visited Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lee Walker and son Keith went to Oak Creek Colorado meeting the Don McElhenneys from Boulder Colorado and visited. Their daughter Paulette accompanied them. Canton Harrison returns home after visiting Salt Lake City relatives. Mrs Della Burton visits Tom Burton family of Neola. Thelma McKee of Tridelk visited Pearl Woolley. Earl Jenkins and son Oliver spent Thu and Fri in Spanish Fork with their families. Oliver's wife accompanied them back. The Martin Jenkins of Spanish Fork visited the Frann Jenkins. Martin will be employed for David Jenkins. Larry Jammes of Seattle flew to Vernal and was met by the Charley Bigelows for a summer visit.
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