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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1947
Page
11
The guide promotes cleanup and beautification in Utatah with tree planting before April. It advises planting in dormancy, digging wide holes, avoiding root crowding, and keeping soil moist. It notes trimming later to reduce transpiration and water needs, and mentions paint as part of the local effort.
A spring note warns paint will be scarce and linseed oil limited, advising buyers to stock up now for painting. It also urges ordering shrubs early to avoid stockouts, and provides pruning guidance: prune during dormancy, remove dead wood from shrubs and fruit trees, and trim shade trees high to avoid interference while maintaining a pleasing shape.
We express deep thanks to all who assisted during the death and burial of our father. Grateful for the many moral offerings kind deeds and words of sympathy from the Ain Shea Legion and our many friends from the Born family.
A Nap les Ward group of children played on a neighbor's hay stack with Old King the dog. King teased sheep, ran toward them, and was shot after a boy called him back. The incident ends with the dog killed and a freckled boy asking if he should have fled sooner. The piece notes Old King was the third dog killed in just over a year.
A proposed method uses a sloping board laid over shrubbery to prevent branches from breaking as roots shift under homes. The note links plant protection to safety during adverse conditions and mentions rising temperatures during movie attendance per physiology studies.
Leon P. Christnesen was re elected president of the Uintah National Farm Loan association at the annual meeting held Feb 28 at the Vogue Theater Laren Ross was reelected vice president Erland Preece was named secretary treasurer Wiley S Collett retained board seat and Alden D White was named to succeed Elmer Lind Fred G Bingham to represent the association at the Berkeley conference J H Jensen of the Federal Land Bank spoke noting improved financial health for the bank and its farm loan groups Uintah National Farm Loan association holds reserves for future losses beyond those from the low mood of the era.
O L Burton, VA contact representative for Uintah Basin, announces a new law signed by President Truman expanding National Service Life Insurance benefits. Reinstatement without a physical exam is extended to August 1. veterans may reinstate with a statement of good health and payment of two monthly premiums. They may reinstate as little as one thousand dollars, with multiples of 500 up to 10,000, and permanent policies available for those who never held NSLI. Burton meets at Vernal Central School 9 am to 6 pm Mondays and Fridays.
The Vernal Oilers meet the Roosevelt Jaycees for the Uintah Basin Independent basketball championship Saturday at 6 30 PM in Uintah High gym. Vernal lines include Sowards Weent Johnston Roberts and Alexander with Garr Jones and Mitton Neilson likely to see action.
Vernal Kiwanis members met February 27 to address youth development and approved sponsoring five new non denominational Boy Scout troops as Kiwanis Project No. 1. Leading the effort are Father Blase Schumacher Tenney Johnston and Nick Meagher. H W Marrs presided as vice president and Charter Night plans for April 5 were announced.
A. P. Cullen, pastor, announces First Church of the Nazarene holds services each Sunday in a home near Searle’s Saving Center. Sunday School starts at 10 am with preaching at 11 am. Church plans a radio program titled showers of Blessings to air on KJAM each Sunday at .e.m.
The Vernal Gum and Rifle club schedules April 5 for a Gun Club Barn Dance at Imperial Hall chaired by Russel Filontganier. The event aims to raise funds to buy feed for game and support a local program. Aluminum powder added to priming coats on U.S. Navy ships reduces hazards. Alfalfa native to southwestern Asia has been cultivated for centuries.
The text asserts Figueroa Street in Los Angeles is the longest street at LK miles and the longest in the United States. It also suggests eating vegetables raw and cooked for nutrition, and advises storing them to stay crisp and plump.
Maeser Senior Scouts under Coach Bill Harking clinched the stake crown last week by defeating Vernal First 18 to 18 in a hard fought contest billed as the championship. A win by Ashley next week would not prevent the title. Other results saw Third beat Naples 48 to 12, Jensen defeat Second 12 to 7, and Glines win by forfeit over Ashley.
For sale coal haul it yourself from Rangely Coal Co mines ten miles per two miles south of Artesia. Lost dog Black Filley branded with open A7 on left shoulder weight 750 lbs. Notify J. G. Warren, 3ast Second North.
A quick trick to add zest to a mixed green salad using head lettuce as the base. Include curly endive romaine watercress and tender spinach for color and vitamin A. Add shredded broccoli and cauliflower leaves for variety and flavor.
For sale a Westinghouse radio phono combination with over 50 popular records included. See Vern Batty at Market. MG 13)
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