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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
3
A neighbor recounts how banks lend money and manage deposits. It explains reserve requirements, repayment expectations, and the role of credit history in establishing loan lines, emphasizing prudent, temporary use of funds and careful risk assessment.
Fragmentary text discusses loans from bankers and repayment issues. Mentions blame and trouble around money lent and not repaid. No clear individuals or organizations identified.
Advertising counsel A W Diller told bankers in New York that 1939 is a good year to advertise. Aggressive firms can gain new business by building public confidence and reaching potential customers with impactful, well crafted newspaper ads rather than short reminders. He urged persistent, engaging copy to move readers and sustain contact.
In most Utah counties dandelions infest alfalfa fields with dense stands reducing hay and pasture value. Prof Hogenson urges plowing up old alfalfa and rotating crops while the Utah Experiment Station notes yield declines after five years. A four to six year rotation, annual reseeding, and winter manure help maintain vigor and reduce weed pressure.
The article describes nicotine sulphate as a plant spray to keep cats and dogs away from flower beds, noting its odor repels animals and can be diluted to be safe for people. It warns of livestock grazing risks and mentions storage, application frequency, and effects on surrounding structures.
The article argues the paradox of farm surpluses while people go hungry as vast crops rot in fields and dairy waste runs to sewers. It questions whether a surplus exists when portions of the nation face hunger and economic distortion persists.
Mrs M Altty and Hon Paul visit relatives in Walshure and Salt Lake City Gardon the Perry family child tripped and fell. Mrs EJ Miller returns to Helper Utah with daughter Mrs F P Fisher after six months in Vernal. Betty Curtis treated for tonsillitis and prior mastoid surgery in Salt Lake City. The Key Note three act play by Tridell MIA at Yard Hall drew attendees including Donna Lyman Alberta Mott Ells Morrill Grant Morrill and more. Proceeds go to Gimes chapel improvements Arch ie Gregory of Bulleneville spent weekend with family. Ray Roberts from Idaho reports a misfortune at Shearing.
John Whalen and Gent Wistert preside as Byron Thomas entertains Current Topics club and husbands at an outdoor party Saturday. Forty seven attendees enjoy bonfire program barbecue and refreshments amid local families and visiting members from Caldwell Abplanalp and other households.
Frank Groeder died at his home in Rangely on June 12 after a lingering illness. The family settled there in 1900, and his eldest son Frank and daughter Miré Joan T. Jones attended the funeral. Services were under the Catholic church, with interment at an unspecified local place on the 19th.
The tiny Philippine goby measures about a quarter of an inch, earning its place as the world’s smallest fish. Researchers report its size and distinctive features among minute marine specimens.
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