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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1931
Page
7
Thousands of men and women serve as unpaid observers for the U S Weather Bureau. They maintain daily weather records at nearly 5000 locations, often for decades, sending monthly data to Washington to aid climate statistics. Observers receive gauges and thermometers and record readings each day along with notable weather events.
The piece catalogs Irish born generals and leaders who fought for American independence. It notes Montgomery, Lewin, Thompson, Butler, and others, plus signers of the Declaration and early naval figures, emphasizing Ireland's contribution to the patriot cause and the March 1 observance.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers and nurserymen to discontinue growing cultivated black currants where white pines grow. The Fogilsh black currant spreads blister rust. other currants and gooseberries resist more but can be affected. A bulletin explains spread, urges elimination in key regions and offers free copies.
Indigestion relief ad claims quick pain and gas relief from heartburn by drinking a spoonful in water. Promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a standard antacid recommended by doctors with 25 cent and one dollar bottles available at drugstores.
A fragment shows a buyer asking if his horse is paid for. The seller notes completion is near, with two more payments required before the horse officially transfers to the purchaser.
Fragmentary lines reveal a conversation about apologies and social ties. Mae and Alieo express mixed feelings toward hosts and friends, suggesting a social gathering or reconciliation moment without concrete details or outcomes.
Fragment mentions a man named Ilkes and a generic male worker, noting routines and attention to location. Text is incoherent and lacks verifiable facts or context.
Ohio State University agricultural experiment findings suggest plowing before soybeans generally yields more grain and straw than leaving corn stubble unplowed. Disked land produced 1055 bushels of grain and 1805 pounds of straw per acre versus 1879 bushels and 202 pounds on plowed land. Late plowing risks poor germination in dry seasons.
Lespedeza should be sown in spring, late March to early April, after barley or grain crops are sown or up. Sow before ground dries, and avoid severe late freezes. harrow wheat ground if sowing is delayed. Seed is easy to sow using common seeders or drills.
Growers plan an intensive campaign to control the oriental fruit moth this season. The opening move is deep thorough cultivation to kill overwintering larvae in the soil, a large portion of the pest’s presence. Other control methods will follow as the season progresses, aiming to protect crops from severe infection.
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