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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
4
A readable clipping notes a person described as independent in political stance, optimistic in outlook, and active in editorial work with ties to Utah State press associations and national editorial circles. It highlights professional alignment with the press and editorial leadership.
A 1920s discussion by engineers and enthusiasts considers converting part of Great Salt Lake into a freshwater reservoir. The piece cites Ferdinand de Lesseps, compares to Dutch dikes and Chicago harbor works, and questions economic feasibility versus potential water supply, irrigation, and recreation benefits.
Maxwell Halsey of the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Unde rwriters argues science should aid first aid and accident reduction. His plan calls for better highway design, coordinated local traffic laws, clearer signs and signals, stricter law enforcement, and a public shift in attitude toward reckless driving to lower the rising toll of crashes.
An address by Shirley W Vrynee, Commissioner of Health in New York City, argues that competition among dairymen and allied organizations can lower milk prices to producers and suggests measures to curb abuses. The speech emphasizes fair pricing and reducing excess surplus while protecting producers from unfair practices.
The speaker emphasizes moralizing markets and aiding campaign for higher consumption. Dairymen and all farmers must organize. Poor farm prices partly result from conditions, but lack of cooperation lowers prices further. Once independent farmers join sound cooperatives, agriculture can prosper. Cooperation is essential in a fast moving, competitive world.
Utah officials urge federal action to create a George Washington bicentennial memorial linking a canyon fossil site with the dawn light over ancient rock. Sol Givorn and CP Overfield praise Utah’s bicentennial leadership as the plan aims to honor national history and western heritage.
R A Bryson, superintendent of the Uintah County Oil Company, notes the worst is past and better times loom. He cites improving credit, more money flowing, and millions to be employed in spring, referencing Harold Metigin’s warning on oil industry declines and foreign competition impacting American refining and coal links.
Last Thursday a student body pep assembly built hype for three upcoming games versus Blanding. Captain Rexanter and Bud Diack spoke while seniors stood for coach Bugs. The opera The Count and Coed is set for March 25 and 27 with tryouts naming Merle Jensen Thurza Alexander and others. A spelling contest involves eighth and seventh graders with thirteen finalists to spell daily for a chocolate prize and to represent Uintah Junior High at Roosevelt.
The Uintah High School Physical Education Department invites the public to a marching drills and activity review on Monday March 14 at 8 00 pm Both girls and boys classes will perform demonstrations including folk dancing and dance numbers in costume such as Italian Tarantella Dance of the Scarlet Crown Russian Muzurka French Gavotte Buck and Wing Routine and Silent Dance featuring students in period dress
Vernal City Mayor T. Cooper told a Lions Club luncheon that about 44 000 in bonds for the waterworks replacement program had been returned by the Lauren W Gibbs Co and could be offered to other security houses or sold locally. Cooper said bids already received may delay work, and the city will proceed cautiously to secure the best price. He noted the State Road Commission intends to advertise the Federal Aid Project between Jensen and Ashley Creek for bids after snow melt, with east Jensen work to begin soon. Paul L Cowan reported Maeser residents would contribute substantially to roadwork and urged advancing this project if possible.
A garbled quote describes confusion over actions and responsibility. The speaker mentions being mixed up with a tear, trying to use an end quilt, and claiming others will be all right. The text appears as a stray line from an interview or note rather than a full narrative.
The Bares Aces and Yellow Jackets played a two game stretch with a 14 to 4 lead for the Blue Aces in the Thursday matchup. Friday's game saw the Blue Aces lose to the Nice Panthers by a small margin.
Mr Sowards teaches verbs and diagramming to eighth grade Section I. The class notes subject predicate and modifiers, aims to aid future high school study. Under Mr Richens science unit on work and energy covers foot pounds as measurement of work to lift one pound one foot. The material is valued for its future use.
The eighth grade Section 1 handed their journals to Mr Richens on Wednesday. Errors will be corrected before marks are assigned, teaching students to be more careful and thorough in their work.
Guidance on deducting dues to professional organizations and business related expenses. It explains that dues to professional groups are deductible, personal expenses are not, and business related fees may be written off. It covers small versus large income forms, advertising deductions for new businesses, and magazine subscriptions used for business purposes.
Lapoint Junior High staged a March 3 musical program by the school orchestra, now with seventeen members. A seventy-five pupil operetta Polished Pebbles followed, featuring a large cast and special parts, praised for refined technique.
A farmer's list details numerous crops and berries raised at Bluebell Parmer's home farm. The letter notes asparagus beans beets cabbage carrots cucumbers onions etc and fruits like gooseberries raspberries strawberries currants and black currants. It mentions multiple family members and a Bay Horse branded AZ for sale.
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