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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
9
The piece laments the loss of organized Fourth of July orations and public tributes once held at fairs and grounds. It calls readers to revive reverent reflection on American ideals, urging renewed defense of liberty and shared values for future generations.
Charles A. Gillett of American Forest Products Industries warned at the American Farm Bureau Federation conference that the federal government now has 39 agencies authorized to acquire private lands and that government ownership could steer the nation toward socialism. He noted the government already owns 93.6 million acres of rural recreation land and suggested leasing or renting as alternatives while cautioning that land taken off tax rolls shifts the burden to private owners.
Winter losses continue in Utah high country as access improves. Cleveland Reservoir on the Main Mountain Range reports 222 dead trout from pan size to five pounds, with others resting on the water. Miller's Flat nearby shows no signs of winter kill while Pearl Lake and Frydger Lake also show trout declines. The Department of Fish and Game plans restocking as waters reopen and conditions permit.
Babson Park Massachusetts notes that business cycles persist amid expansion and peacetime beliefs they can be eliminated by legislation. Cautions that prolonged booms invite wasteful practices and recessions curb demand, with future cycles driven by demand, inventories, and credit, not policy alone.
More than two million native trout eggs have been collected from spawners in traps at Sheep Creek Lake, Utah. Since construction several years ago the egg-taking operation has yielded 1400 mature spawners, with processing at Whiterocks, Kamas, and Springville hatcheries before stocking fingerlings in Utah waters. Sheep Creek Lake remains closed to fishing during egg-taking operations.
Birthday announcements for numerous individuals with dates from June 25 to July 1 plus June 25 and June 24 anniversaries. Names include Robert Powell Alfred Stringham Mirlom J Alfred Clarence W Palmer and many more. Announcements also note couples Mr and Mrs Farron Wilkins and Mr and Mrs Lyle H Remington.
A fragmentary society note lists weddings and couples from late June including Ed ward Aycock, Wesley Robbins, Earl Hatch, Leonhard Horrocks, Willard Max Pederson, W T Morton, Richard A Hardinger, Wayne Hulburt, Walter G Busch, and Mosiah Kidd. It references a romantic testament and dowry mentions tied to a groom speaking of worldly goods. The text is incomplete and reads like a catalog of marriage-related events without full context.
The clipping lists names and dates for upcoming nuptials and gatherings. Individuals such as L. A. Wison Charles Staugh and Dar July 2 are shown with other pairs and families like Merrell Eaton Jagie Lloyd Hatch and Atnip, indicating a flurry of July ceremonies and social events.
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