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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
4
Runcitations for one year strictly in advance 250 dollars and three months in advance 1 dollar offered by a county and associated state press group.
More than seventy workers completed intensive first aid training led by Officer Thomas W Dee of the Salt Lake Police Department in Vernal. Classes grew beyond expectations, with multiple moves to accommodate attendees from across the county including Willow Creek, highlighting the countywide impact and gratitude to Mayor Irwin of Battle Lake.
An expert from a leading dairy cooperative warns against diversifying farmers into non agricultural businesses. He argues the cooperative movement should stay tied to farming, as branching into manufacturing risks failures and harms the movement’s purpose and stability.
The piece argues modern independent and chain merchants cut producer to consumer markups by reducing in-between costs and moving goods faster. Farmers, processors, and earners benefit from mass distribution as consumer food quality and value rise. Better merchandising increases national purchasing power and keeps prices lower for households.
Famous explorer author and radio star Wells returns to air Sunday March 6 as a featured entertainer on Continental Oil Companys Explo reg Americas series. He recently explored Panama and Mexico and has traversed over 100000 miles across the United States in a calolietype trailer. Twenty stations will broadcast the Conoco program each Sunday.
Carveth Wells returns to the air with a new Conoco travel series. After three years abroad Wells will broadcast from March 8 on KSL and over twenty major stations, spotlighting northern New Mexico pueblos, Santa Fe and Taos while recounting his past travels in Africa Europe and Asia.
A baby girl was born last week to Mr and Mrs Weston. Timothy Frerett Thatcher suffered two broken front teeth from a fall last Thursday evening. The Junior drama directed by Miss nix staged The Other Ghost to a pleased audience. Girls Agnes Cook Merits Bracken Norma Yodd Mary Tryoy Dorothy Hetts Jane_dirhs Beulah Nebon Teola Thatcher and Dorothy Goodrich Trulon Thastre of Mountain Home conducted business here Saturday and Sunday, visiting Fluor Manwarit. Lola Alhed worked as a government agency stenographer in Vernet. An operation prompted Roosevelt relatives to travel to Salt Lake City last Tuesday.
Wison of Trot attended the Reel Society meeting with Leona Mannering as counselor. Leah Qook of Vernal visited Alterra last Friday for a guest event, staying at her uncle John Qook’s home. John Hert of Alterra visited Vernal Saturday, Delbert Horrocks and spouse from Lopoint visited Vernal Friday. Al Jordan, once head cook at Dinosaur camp, now works at City Bakery.
The week end in Vernal featured visits from Asahel A Perry and son John Tridel Mrs Allee Allred and Mrs Ruth from public Welfare Starrison entertained guests at a party and May Neilson honored at home Mary Merrell and Jacob N Lybbert spoke at the Gleaner event Uintah farm agent Keatch assumed duties. The mild weather and travel by B F Moore and Danny Capener were reported with Plains of Ashley Valley and Salt Lake connections.
Skilled men are urged to register with the Uintah re-employment service for WPA projects. Manager BE W. Crocker notes a shortage of skilled workers in several trades, while many registered men may be better qualified for higher paid positions. He lists shortages and urges those with experience in bulldozer and shovel operation, roller work, form carpentry, truck driving and other skilled roles to come forward, emphasizing securing local talent and keeping county money circulating.
A missionary letter from Elder Leo Evans Smith of Dallas Texas expresses gratitude for the Vernal Express weekly home news. He praises the coverage as interesting and beneficial to his labor in Texas and sends best wishes for a prosperous year in the Uinta Stake.
The Faelish government plans to develop its own oil fields to reduce dependence on America and Russia for fuel. Britain reports 11 million tons of oil annually from the United States and Russia as prospecting for domestic supply begins June 17.
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