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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1951

Page

16

Capitalists urged to back Rocky Mountain oil shale plants

The Department of the Interior cited the Green River formation as the nation’s largest oil shale reserve and urged private capital to fund synthetic fuel plants to aid military petroleum supply. Oscar L Chapman promised support to groups building a western shale industry, highlighting rising petroleum demand and geopolitical risk. Senator O Mahoney and Senator Taylor pressed for government backing as Rifle Colorado operations edge toward commercial viability.

Department of the Interior Rocky Mountains Congress Oscar L Chapman Colorado U .S Joseph O'Mahoney Wye Sam Taylor Chapman Rifle Colo Taylor Green River Utah Wyoming United States

Ashley Co-op Sponsors Square Dance Tonight

The Ashley Co-op hosted a square dance at the Thea Hall with 175 attendees. Sponsors Ashley Farmers Union Conp provided support while Dee Curfew and Orvil Dudley led calling duties. Punch and cookies were served and Hy Slaugh spoke at intermission about coop progress.

Thea Jonven Ward Ashley Farmers Union Conp Dee Curfew Orvil Dudley Punch and Cookies Hy Slaugh

Price Controller Seeks Farm Support For Price Plan

Price Controller Michael V. DiSalle voiced confidence that American farmers will back price controls aimed at leveling prices by midsummer. He pledged controls will boost production and consumption, not hinder it, asserting parity aims and a fair price balance for farmers versus costs, under the wartime framework.

Michael V. DiSalle National Farm Institute Then Moines Town di Balle DiLille Department of Agculture

Auction In Neverne A Dutch Auction Description

A Dutch auction is described where the auctioneer lowers prices until the first bidder accepts, making that bidder the purchaser. The text notes this style as a favorite approach distinct from ordinary auctions.

Neverne

Five Don’ts for Washing Sweaters

Guidelines advise against soaking sweaters, washing vigorously, dousing up and down, twisting or wringing, and drying near heat to protect fabric and shape. The memo emphasizes gentle handling and air drying to preserve fibers.

Adventure Courage Highlight Early Lives Local Old-Timers

Ninety years old yet active, Peter F Petersen of Jensen reflects on a life spanning railroads, mining, and farming after arriving from Denmark in 1871. He learned English quickly, raised a large family, and still chops wood and gardens on a four acre homestead. George Henry Southam, born 1866 in Morgan and raised near Evanston, recalls moving to Vernal in 1854, witnessing the first Union Pacific locomotive, surviving family tragedy, and a long career in cattle, sheep, and local civic duties. He describes outlaw kindness and occasional lead slinging in dealing with conflict.

Mr. Petersen Mt. Pleasant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Lake Shore Utah County George Henry Harry) Southam Mr. Southam Morgan Evanston Wyo George Southam Brigham Young Salt Lake Southam Texas Union Pacific Utah Bear River Vernal Logan Temple Isabel Herbert Harry

Have Fun Be Safe While Flying Kites

March forecast warns of strong winds and boys with kites. Mr. D Packard urges safety: fly away from electric wires, avoid metal strings, use dry cotton string, don't climb poles, never throw stones, and report kite entanglements to the power company.

D. Packard Soupern Division Superintenen Mr. Packard

Left Over Turkey Potential Dishes Promised For Feasts

A fragment notes leftovers from turkey may be transformed into hearty dishes for parties and refreshments. It suggests methods to thicken mats into an edible course, though details are incomplete. The report hints at practical use of surplus meat to create savory offerings.

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Harry” Southam Peter F. Paterson Ashley Co-op Ig Eye Ealers Anas America Firestone Burpee June E. Hacking Tom Hartford Automobile Insurance Martin W. Curtis Uintah State Bank Uintah Basin Vernal, Utah Tiferi Sorine Cleaning Sale Rwan RINSO Curt’s Market Jensen Ufah Vigoro Hillerich& Bradsby Searle's Saving Center Woodey B Searle
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